【VA-11 Hall-A】赛博朋克酒保行动剧情文本——第十天
整合自游戏文件夹steamapps\common\VA-11 HALL-A\scripts。包括全剧情中英文文本——各种不同酒触发的不同对话选项与剧情分支走向，以及Jill在家里的每日手机资讯。会有部分对话删减，重点提名某小可爱和某主播。
萌新可从零开始，若是对幕后趣闻＆故事＆吧啦吧啦感兴趣的老酒保亦可直接拉到最后一部分的后段。
因为四万字限制就拆一个部分了。
Jill在家————
The Augmented Eye————
DANGER/U/————————
Jill：晚上好。
Jill: G'evening.
Gillian：你还好吗？
Gillian: Are you okay?
Jill：我感觉烂透了。
Jill: I feel like shit.
Gillian：那你确定自己该来吗？你完全可以留在家里的。
Gillian: You sure you should've come then? You're in all the right to stay at home.
Jill：我不得不来。
Jill: I have to come.
Jill：我抛弃了往日生活中的一切，才来到这里。
Jill: I threw away everything I had in my life to be here.
Jill：就连所爱之人也被我弃之不顾，只是为了让自己能享受来到这里的自由。
Jill: People I loved were pushed aside just so I could enjoy my freedom of being here.
Jill：我那愚不可及的自由……
Jill: My stupid, stupid freedom...
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：所以，我在死之前都会一直来这儿的，就算这里关门了也不例外，直到我的头发掉光为止。
Jill: So I will come here until I die, even after the bar closes, until my hair falls out.
Gillian：你看起来好像随时都可能崩溃。
Gillian: You're the one who looks like she's about to fall apart.
Gillian：你的眼睛又红又肿。
Gillian: Your eyes are red and swollen.
Jill：是吗？是啊……你的头发……很浓密嘛！
Jill: Yeah? Well... your hair is... hairy!
Gillian：确实如此。
Gillian: Yes, it is.
Jill：啊！哪个混蛋搞乱了杯子的顺序？！
Jill: Agh! Who was the dipshit that changed the order of the glasses?!
Gillian：是我。昨天是我负责刷的杯子，还记得吗？
Gillian: It was me. I was the one washing dishes yesterday, remember?
Jill：哦，是啊，而我只顾着专注于自己支离破碎的生活了。
Jill: Oh yeah, I was too busy staring at my crumbling life and all that.
Gillian：你为什么不回家呢，Jill？你现在这样根本不能和人交流。
Gillian: Why don't you go home, Jill? You're in no position to deal with people right now.
Gillian：回家吧，休息一下。
Gillian: Go home, rest a bit.
Jill：我的女……前女友离世了，而我连她的最后一面都没见到。
Jill: My girlfrie-... my ex-girlfriend died and I wasn't there to see her one last time.
Jill：都是因为一场让我后悔了这么多年的争吵，我一直想要为此道歉，却没能做到。
Jill: All because of a fight I spent all these years regretting and wishing to, but never actually apologizing for.
Jill：我决定维护自己的自由，把握住自己的生活，而这一切致使我走到了这一步。
Jill: My decision to assert my freedom and grab a hold of my life led me to this.
Jill：我成为了一个穷困潦倒，还因为自私而疏远了自己爱人的调酒师。
Jill: A bartender strapped for cash that distanced herself from her loved ones for no other reason than selfishness.
Jill：所以我绝对不会离开。我抛弃了一切才来到这里，那么我就要留在这里！
Jill: So I won't fu【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】 ing leave. I threw all of that away to be here, so here I will stay!
Jill：这就是我曾经渴望的一切，这就是我当初抛下一切的原因，这就是……
Jill: This is what I wanted, this is why I left all of that behind, this is why...
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Gillian：瞧？你所说的听起来就像一张坏掉的唱片。
Gillian: See? You're starting to sound like a broken record.
Dana：算了，别管她了。我宁可让她待在这儿，也不想让她独自一人留在公寓里。
Dana: Oh, leave her be. I'd rather have her here than be alone in her apartment.
Dana：你感觉如何，Jill？
Dana: How are you feeling, Jill?
Jill：我感觉就像一坨正在吃屎的屎。
Jill: I feel like a shit-eating piece of shit.
Jill：我是世上最低等的生物。
Jill: I'm the lowest of any possible life form you might find.
Jill：就连纳米生物都会鄙视我，因为它们知道自己比我优越得多。
Jill: Nanobes look down to me in disgust, knowing they're far superior.
Dana：你还是挺有精神的，那还不错。
Dana: You're spirited, that's good.
Jill：那条笨狗在哪儿呢？
Jill: Where's the mutt?
Dana：在和CIRA一起工作。
Dana: Working with CIRA.
Gillian：是“在”CIRA工作。
Gillian: "At" CIRA.
Dana：我知道自己说的是什么。
Dana: I know what I said.
Dana：总而言之，就让Jill消化自己的愤怒吧。她有那样的感觉是完全正常的。
Dana: In any case, let Jill process her anger. It's perfectly normal to feel that way.
Dana：而且在这里，她的周围都是关心她的人。
Dana: And here, she's surrounded by people that care about her.
Dana：那远比放任她自生自灭要强多了。
Dana: That's a lot better than leaving her to fend for herself.
Dana：我是说，就算Fore再怎么聪明，他也不过是只猫而已。
Dana: I mean, as smart as Fore might be, he's still just a cat.
Gillian：那今天不妨就让Jill留在这儿，但别让她为顾客服务了。
Gillian: Then why not have Jill stay, but not serve anyone today?
Jill：我刚才说的“我不会离开”，有哪个字你没听明白？
Jill: What part of "I won't leave" didn't you understand?!
Jill：我把所有人都弃之不顾，可不是为了无所事事地傻坐着的！
Jill: I didn't leave everyone behind to just sit and do nothing!
Gillian：好吧，好吧……
Gillian: Fine, fine...
Gillian：*叹气* 如果她向顾客发脾气的话，我们该如何是好？
Gillian: *sigh* What do we do if she lashes out at a client?
Dana：那正是你坚守岗位的原因，Gillian Pliskin。
Dana: That's why you're here, Gillian Pliskin.
Gillian：谁？
Gillian: Who?
Dana：嘿，Jill。
Dana: Hey Jill.
Jill：什么事？
Jill: What?
Dana：我就在办公室里，如果你需要帮助或是来个拥抱的话，尽管开口。
Dana: I'll be in my office, but if you need a break or a hug, just tell me.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Gillian：哦，你已经放上音乐了。
Gillian: Oh, you already put on music.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Gillian：*叹气* 今天肯定会过得很有意思。
Gillian: *sigh* This is gonna be an interesting day.
？？？：英灵的殿堂闪耀依旧，充溢着…… *嗅* 我闻到的是墨西哥玉米卷的味道吗？等等，那是外面传来的，当我没说。
???: The hall of heroes keeps shining. Brimming with the... *sniff* Do I smell tacos? Wait, it's outside. Nevermind.
Jill：噢，见鬼了。
Jill: Oh, hell no.
Virgilio：我们又见面了，调酒师。
Virgilio: We meet again, bartender.
Jill：……Virgilio。你想来杯什么？
Jill: ...Virgilio. What can I get you?
Virgilio：今宵，街头的光污染仿佛绘制出了一幅满天星斗的夜空。
Virgilio: Today, the luminous pollution on the streets makes it seem almost like a starry sky.
Virgilio：沉思星空之时，我想到了明星。明星很可疑(fishy)，而我最喜欢的鱼(fish)是章鱼。
Virgilio: And when I think about stars, I think about celebrities. Celebrities are fishy and my favorite fish is the octopus.
Virgilio：因此，我要来一杯像章鱼一样的东西。
Virgilio: So I want something octopus-like.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Virgilio：你不是……该做些古怪的调酒工作吗？
Virgilio: Aren't you... gonna do that weird bartending thing?
Jill：我还在等你像一个体面的正常人一样点单呢。
Jill: I'm waiting for you to order like a decent human being.
Virgilio：我不明白你的意思。
Virgilio: I'm not following.
Jill：像个无需医疗救助的人类一样，说清楚（spell out，同时也有拼写的意思）你想要什么。
Jill: Spell out your order like you're a human who is not in need of medical help.
Virgilio：那好，我要一杯Sparkle Star。S—P—A—R R……kle Star。
Virgilio: Fine then, I want a Sparkle Star. S-P-A-R R... kle Star.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
【Sparkle Star】
Jill：瞧吧？这很难做到吗？
Jill: See? Was it that hard?
Virgilio：你有尝试过一边承受着压力一边拼写单词吗？
Virgilio: Have you TRIED to spell under pressure?
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Virgilio：这可不是一杯Rkle Star。
Virgilio: This isn't an Rkle Star.
Jill：无所谓了。
Jill: Whatever.
Virgilio：你看上去很生气，讲究拼写的调酒师。你是赶上大姨妈的日子了还是怎么着？
Virgilio: You look angry, Spelling Bartender. Are you having that time of the month or something?
Jill：不，我只是内心充满了规模大到荒唐的愤怒，痛苦，自责，以及……
Jill: No, I'm just filled with ridiculous amounts of anger, pain, and self-hate, and...
Jill：……转念一想，我觉得你所说的也不是特别偏离现实。
Jill: ...on second thought, you're not that far from the truth, I guess.
Virgilio：我也会经历那种事的，你知道吗？经期（Periods，同时也有时期/时代的意思）。
Virgilio: I get those too, you know? Periods.
Jill：……你也会？
Jill: ...you do?
Virgilio：是的。上个月，我终于渡过了自己的文艺复兴时期，挺进了启蒙时代。
Virgilio: Yes. Last month, I finally got over my Renaissance and moved to my Enlightenment.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：我还以为你会史无前例地说句正经话呢。
Jill: And here I was, thinking you'd get to say something serious for once.
Virgilio：你是想说我不正经吗？
Virgilio: Are you implying I'm not serious?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Virgilio：就算把我瞪出洞来也改变不了什么。我可是特别抗瞪的！
Virgilio: Glaring holes through me will do nothing. I'm glare-immune!
Jill：*叹气*
Jill: *sigh*
Virgilio：但如果你允许我提一个诚挚的建议的话……
Virgilio: But if you allow me to give you a sincere piece of advice...
Jill：……随你便了。反正也派不上什么用场。
Jill: ...whatever. It's not like it'll help.
Virgilio：你不该那么自怨自艾的。
Virgilio: You shouldn't kick yourself so much.
Virgilio：如果再继续这样下去的话，你迟早会连最终原谅自己的机会都会失去的。
Virgilio: If you keep it up, any chance of finally forgiving yourself will someday be gone.
Virgilio：自责会在你心中留在无法痊愈的伤痕。
Virgilio: Self-hate will leave you with a hole that will never heal.
Virgilio：所以，请务必采取措施制止这种行为，而不要生闷气太久。
Virgilio: So please take measures against it instead of sulking so much.
Jill：……我真没想到。那居然听起来还有点道理。
Jill: ...I'll be damned. That actually sounded half-sensible.
Jill：我还以为你只不过是个自命不凡的疯子呢。
Jill: And here I was thinking you were just a pompous lunatic.
Virgilio：嘿！就连自命不凡的疯子也有自己的故事呢！
Virgilio: Hey! Pompous lunatics have stories too!
Jill：真的吗？怎样的故事？
Jill: Really? What story?
Virgilio：我……我不想讲。
Virgilio: I... would rather not tell.
Jill：我猜也是。
Jill: Figures.
Jill：你还想来杯别的吗？
Jill: You want anything else?
Virgilio：你可曾见过……
Virgilio: Have you ever seen how the...
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Virgilio：一—一杯Bad Touch。
Virgilio: A-A Bad Touch.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
【Bad Touch】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Virgilio：嗯，就是这个没错了。
Virgilio: Yeah, I guess this is the one.
【失误】
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Virgilio：这就是与调酒师为敌的下场吗，呃？
Virgilio: This is the problem with antagonizing the bartender, eh?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：（也许他说得对，我不该对自己太苛刻。）
Jill: (Maybe he's right and I shouldn't be so hard on myself.)
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：（尽管我活该受这种罪。）
Jill: (Even though I deserve every second of it.)
Jill：（要是我能早点道歉的话就好了，那样我的感觉就不会像现在这样糟了。）
Jill: (If only I had apologized earlier, I might not be feeling this way right now.)
Jill：（要是我……我—我要是……）
Jill: (If only I... i-if only I...)
Jill：（我……我甚至都想不起来自己到底是为什么过了这么多年也没去道歉。）
Jill: (I... I can't even remember what held me from apologizing all these years.)
Virgilio：呃……调酒师。你的表情很复杂啊。
Virgilio: Um... bartender. You're making lots of faces there.
Jill：（傲慢？恐惧？到底是什么让我无法鼓起勇气向Lenore道歉的？）
Jill: (Pride? Fear? What kept me from going out and apologizing to Lenore?)
Jill：（我甚至都想不起来了，到底是怎样的感情导致自己无法突破这个僵局的？）
Jill: (I can't even f【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】 cking remember what feeling kept me from fixing this whole situation?!)
Jill：（无论是怎样的感情导致我走到了这一步的，我连最起码的从中寻求慰藉都做不到吗？）
Jill: (Can't I at least find solace in whatever feeling it was that brought me to this situation?!)
Jill：（好啊，我想不起来曾经支配过自己的到底是什么感情，这让我感觉更糟了。）
Jill: (Great, now I'm feeling even worse thanks to not being able to muster whatever feeling held me.)
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Virgilio：她—她还好吗？
Virgilio: I-Is she okay?
Gillian：不好，但眼下还是别管她吧。
Gillian: No, but just leave her be for now.
？？？： 嘿，Jill！
???: Hey Jill!
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：……嗯？
Jill: ...eh?
Jill：哦，感谢上天。来了个正常人。
Jill: Oh, thank god. A normal person.
Virgilio：哇啊啊啊啊！有木乃伊（Mummy）！
Virgilio: WAAAAAAA! A Mummy!
Sei：不，不。我可没有孩子（她听成了Mommy）。
Sei: No, no. I don't have kids.
Jill：……就算这样也比那个讨厌鬼更正常。
Jill: ...still more normal than this twat.
Jill：你感觉如何了，Sei？
Jill: How are you feeling, Sei?
Sei：我的骨折还没痊愈，但至少伤口恢复得不错。
Sei: My bones are still broken, but at least the cuts are healing nicely.
Sei：幸好我不是什么容易留疤的人。
Sei: Thank god I'm not someone that scars easily.
Sei：嗯……我是指创伤不易留下痕迹。如果我不易结痂的话，就有麻烦了。
Sei: Um... I mean wounds don't leave me marks. It'd be a problem if I couldn't get scar tissue.
Virgilio：你出什么事儿了？
Virgilio: What happened to you?
Sei：跌下了两层半楼的高度，掉在了一堆垃圾和瓦砾上。
Sei: Fell off two and a half stories into some trash and ruBBle.
Jill：不过你看起来好多了。上次来的时候，你的样子就好像马上就要情绪崩溃了。
Jill: You look better, though. Last time you came, you looked like you were about to collapse emotionally.
Sei：嘿嘿……好像是吧。
Sei: Heheh... I guess.
Sei：……
Sei: ...
Sei：……但是，你现在看起来反而更像是那样了。
Sei: ...you're the one who looks like it now, though.
Sei：怎么说呢……就好像我称呼了你的全名，但是比那样还夸张。
Sei: How do I put it... it's like when I called you your full name, but magnified.
Jill：是啊，别太在意我的情况。我心情不好。
Jill: Yeah, don't mind me too much. I'm in a bad mood.
Sei：有什么我能帮得上忙的吗？
Sei: Anything I can do?
Jill：如果我突然冲你或别人发脾气的话，请务必原谅我。
Jill: Please forgive me if I suddenly lash out. At you or anyone else.
Jill：你想喝点什么吗？
Jill: Do you want something?
Sei：今天我的舌头不是很敏感，所以就来一杯啤酒（Beer）吧。
Sei: My tongue's not so sensitive today, so let's have a Beer.
Jill：你呢？
Jill: And you?
Virgilio：这语气也变得太快了。
Virgilio: Such a change in tone.
Virgilio：我—我喝够了。我什么都不要了。
Virgilio: I-I'm fine. I don't need anything.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
【啤酒】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Sei：耶！我来尝尝这个和罐装的味道有什么不一样。
Sei: Yay! Let's see if there are any differences from the canned ones.
Jill：……感觉如何？
Jill: ...and?
Sei：这杯尝起来……掺的水更少。
Sei: This one tastes... less watered down.
【其他酒，不过并不算失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Sei：这可不是我点的。
Sei: This isn't what I ordered.
Sei：别—别冲我发脾气！
Sei: D-Don't lash out at me!
Jill：我不会那样的。很抱歉搞错了。
Jill: I won't. Sorry about that.
Sei：那么，你发生什么事了吗？
Sei: So, did something happen to you?
Jill：我还好，什么都没发生。
Jill: I'm fine, nothing's happened to me.
Sei：还好的人可不会表现成那样。
Sei: People who are fine don't act like that.
Sei：……哦！我知道了。你是到“那几天”了。
Sei: ...oh! I get it. You're in "those days".
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Sei：每个月的那几天，我也会有点郁闷。
Sei: When it's that time of the month, I get a bit sulky.
Jill：不，我没来月经。
Jill: No, I'm not on my period.
Sei：没有吗？
Sei: No?
Jill：*叹气* 我正在为失去了某个人而感伤，好吗？
Jill: *sigh* I'm dealing with the loss of someone, okay?
Sei：哦！
Sei: Oh!
Sei：……
Sei: ...
Sei：……抱歉。
Sei: ...sorry.
Jill：别介意。
Jill: Don't worry.
Jill：*叹气* 也许我今天真是不该来。
Jill: *sigh* Maybe I shouldn't have come today after all.
Sei：……
Sei: ...
Sei：呃……
Sei: Um...
Sei：不，我……
Sei: No, I...
Sei：嗯……
Sei: Hm...
Sei：也许……
Sei: Maybe...
Sei：啊！
Sei: Agh!
Jill：你还好吗？
Jill: Are you alright?
Sei：我—我想找个话题来谈……
Sei: I-I'm trying to find something to say...
Sei：这种时候讲个笑话就太没品了，而我又不能说“一切都会好起来的”，那听上去未免太……轻率了。
Sei: Making a joke would be tasteless, and I can't say everything will be alright without it sounding... cheap.
Sei：我……完全不知该如何是好了。抱歉。
Sei: I'm... at a loss as to what to do here. Sorry.
Jill：嘿……
Jill: Heh...
Jill：想听些奇怪的事情吗？
Jill: Wanna hear something weird?
Jill：Stella周一来这儿谈起你的时候，我也是那样不知所措。
Jill: I was exactly like that when Stella came here on Monday talking about you.
Sei：哦。
Sei: Oh.
Virgilio：好吧，女士们。我要走了。
Virgilio: Well, ladies. I'm leaving.
Jill：……Virgilio。
Jill: ...Virgilio.
Virgilio：有事吗？
Virgilio: Yeah?
Jill：你刚才正与一位女武神坐在一起。
Jill: You were just sitting with a Valkyrie.
Virgilio：真的吗？！太棒了！这将为我的诗歌博客添上辉煌的一笔。
Virgilio: Really?! Splendid! This'll make a good entry in my poems blog.
Jill：*叹气* 我真该为今天对待他的态度感到羞愧的。
Jill: *sigh* I'd feel bad about the way I treated him today.
Jill：……如果他没有用那套晦涩的点单方式无理取闹的话。
Jill: ...if not for the fact that he was being cryptic with his orders for no good reason.
Sei：就像Stella第一次来的时候那样？
Sei: Like Stella when she first came?
Jill：是的……不是！！我是说……
Jill: Yes... NO!! I mean...
Sei：嘿嘿嘿……
Sei: Heheh...
Sei：你可以免费赠送他一杯啤酒之类的，顺便道个歉。
Sei: You could've given him a free Beer or something and apologized.
Jill：是啊。我总是把人际关系搞砸。
Jill: Yeah. I just keep messing things up with people.
Sei：但是你知道吗？他看起来很眼熟。
Sei: But you know? He seemed familiar.
Jill：眼熟？
Jill: Familiar?
Sei：是啊，但我还不能确定。我只是感觉自己曾经在什么地方见过他。
Sei: Yeah, I can't put my finger on it though. I just feel like I've seen him somewhere.
Sei：啊对了，可能只是因为他看起来像是某个广告上的人之类。
Sei: Ah well, it might just be that he looks like someone from an ad or something.
Jill：对了，是什么风把你吹来了？
Jill: So, what brings you here?
Sei：我想和Setlla一起来这儿。所以我就来等她了。
Sei: I wanted to come with Stella. So I'm waiting for her.
Jill：为什么会选这里？
Jill: Why here?
Sei：当然是为了和你在一起！
Sei: To be with you, of course!
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：你这么一说让我想起来了。你出现在她面前的时候，Stella有什么反应？
Jill: That reminds me. How did Stella react when you arrived?
Sei：她抽了我一耳光……非常用力。很疼。
Sei: She slapped me... real hard. It hurt.
Sei：她说“这是因为你让我担心了，而且还不听我的话！”之后她就开心起来了。
Sei: She said "That's for making me worried and not listening to me!" and then she became happy.
Jill：呵……
Jill: Huh...
Sei：我可以问你失去了什么人吗？
Sei: Can I ask whose loss you are dealing with?
Jill：……你不该为这种事烦恼的。
Jill: ...you shouldn't be bothered with it.
Jill：只要假装我不过是心情不佳，到此为止就好。
Jill: Just pretend I'm in a bad mood and call it a day.
Sei：哦，好吧。
Sei: Oh, okay.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Sei：……
Sei: ...
Jill：……你是真心想知道，对吧？
Jill: ...you really want to know, huh?
Sei：我情不自禁嘛！我不想看到别人伤心。我只想知道个大概，而不是细节。
Sei: I can't help it! I don't like seeing people sad. I just need to know context, not details.
Jill：*叹气* 有一个曾被我恶语相向的人离世了，而我没来得及再见她一面。
Jill: *sigh* Someone to whom I said some mean thing to passed away before I could ever see her again.
Jill：这么表达可以吗？
Jill: Does that work?
Sei：可以了。抱歉。
Sei: Yeah. Sorry.
Sei：虽然我没办法帮你冷静下来，但是……
Sei: Knowing I can't do anything helps me calm down but...
Sei：呃—呃—呃！！我是说……不是我不肯帮忙，我只是……
Sei: E-E-EH!! I mean... it's not that I wouldn't help! I just...
Jill：冷静点。我理解。
Jill: Calm down. I get it.
Sei：每当看到有人需要帮助时，我都难以忍住出手相助的冲动。
Sei: I can't contain myself when I see people in need.
Sei：但我已经学到了，有些时候你就是无能为力……而那也是理所当然的。
Sei: But I've learned that there are times when you just can't do anything... and that's kinda fine.
Sei：谢天谢地我学到了那个道理，不然的话我可能早就疯了。
Sei: Thank god I learned that, otherwise I would've gone insane ages ago.
Jill：你是个好人，Sei。
Jill: You're a good person, Sei.
Sei：不，我只是个烦人的丫头罢了。
Sei: Nah, I'm just an annoying girl.
Sei：不过，如果有任何我能帮上忙的事，尽管跟我说。
Sei: Still, if there's anything I can do to help, let me know.
Sei：我虽然骨折了，但这并不意味着我不能提供精神支持。
Sei: I have broken bones but that doesn't mean I can't offer emotional support.
Jill：你随时都可以再点一杯。
Jill: You could always order another drink.
Sei：哦！那就对了！那我们就来点吧。
Sei: Oh yeah! That! Let's do that.
Sei：请给我来一杯凉的。
Sei: Get me something cold, please.
Jill：没问题。
Jill: Alright.
【加冰且含酒精】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Jill：不过外面也挺冷的。
Jill: It's pretty cold outside though.
Sei：是啊，但是我不喜欢热的或温的饮料。
Sei: Yeah, but I don't like hot or warm drinks.
Sei：那些会让我感到恶心。
Sei: They make me feel nauseous.
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Sei：这个不凉啊……也可能是我对凉的理解和你有所不同吧。
Sei: This isn't cold... but maybe my idea of cold is different from yours.
Sei：你知道有什么能让我打起精神吗？
Sei: You know what cheers me up?
Jill：什么？
Jill: What?
Sei：唱歌。听别人唱歌也有效果。
Sei: Singing. Hearing people sing helps too.
Jill：你会唱歌吗？我是说……你上过声乐课之类的吗？
Jill: Do you sing? I mean... did you take singing lessons or something?
Sei：没有。事实上，有人跟我说过我唱歌很难听。但是他们也说过我口琴吹得不错。
Sei: Nope. People have told me my voice is pretty nasty, actually. But they've also told me I'm good with the harmonica.
Jill：你还会吹口琴吗？
Jill: So you play the harmonica?
Sei：我需要一些东西来做呼吸锻炼，而口琴要比大号小得多。
Sei: I needed something to do some breathing exercises with, and a harmonica is a lot smaller than a tuba.
Sei：我觉得只要你有足够多的练习，就会吹得不错。
Sei: And I guess if you practice enough, you become decent.
Jill：这我可没想到。
Jill: That's something I didn't expect.
Sei：人们经常这么说。我知道自己看起来不像是玩音乐的。
Sei: I hear that a lot. I know I don't look like the musical type.
Jill：我以前练过小提琴。直到我……16岁左右。
Jill: I used to play the violin. Right until I was... 16 or so.
Sei：真的吗？你还能演奏吗？
Sei: Really? Can you still play?
Jill：那把小提琴在我妈妈的家里，我没带在身边。
Jill: The violin's at my mom's house, so I don't have it with me.
Jill：但我觉得自己还是能做到的。毕竟那属于不容易忘掉的东西。
Jill: But I guess I could. It's one of those things you don't forget easily.
Sei：你为什么停止练习了？
Sei: Why did you stop?
Jill：我不知道。有那么一天，我想停就停了。没有什么深刻的理由。
Jill: I don't know. One day, I just felt like stopping. No deep reason behind it.
Sei：就像我和烹饪的关系一样！
Sei: Just like me and cooking!
Sei：那件事……差点烧光了我的屋子。
Sei: That... and almost burning my place up.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：Stella什么时候过来？
Jill: When's Stella coming?
Sei：你这么一说，她确实有点迟了。我这就给她打个电话。
Sei: Now that you mention it, she's a bit late. Let me call her.
Jill：你和她联系吧，我要去暂时休息一下了。如果你还想喝点什么的话，找Gil就好。
Jill: You do that, I'm going to take my break. Tell Gil if you need anything else.
Sei：好的！
Sei: Sure!
Jill：回来了。
Jill: Back.
Gillian：看上去你已经冷静下来了。
Gillian: Looks like you've calmed down.
Jill：我仍然很生自己的气，别搞错了。
Jill: I still feel like kicking myself, make no mistake.
Jill：……但我感觉自己确实冷静了一点。
Jill: ...but I guess I cooled down a bit.
Jill：毕竟，Sei在这方面帮了我很大的忙。我在面对她的时候，可不会发脾气。
Jill: Sei helped a lot with that one, though. I just can't stay mad when I see her.
Jill：说起这个，她去哪儿了？
Jill: Speaking of which, where is she?
Gillian：我确信她是去外面找那个叫Stella什么的女孩了。
Gillian: I believe she went outside to look for that Stella girl or something.
Stella：现在你这副样子，感觉应该是由我来保护你才对。
Stella: The way you are right now, it feels like I should be protecting you.
Sei：嘿！对我构成妨碍的只有这只骨折的胳膊而已。我可曾带着2厘米深的伤口冲进着火的建筑里呢。
Sei: Hey! The only thing hindering me is the broken arm. I've gone into burning buildings with a 2cm deep cut.
Stella：是啊，我还记得那次呢。只要伤口再深1毫米，你那只胳膊就会失去运动机能了。
Stella: Yeah, I remember that one. 1mm more and you would've lost the motor function in your arm.
Jill：欢迎光临。
Jill: Welcome.
Stella：啊。你好啊，Jill。
Stella: Ah. Hello, Jill.
Jill：刚才说的保护谁是怎么回事？
Jill: What's this about protecting who?
Sei：是啊，嗯……我有些类似于Stella的非正式保镖。但如今的我并不适合这份职责。
Sei: Yeah, um... I'm sort of like Stella's unofficial bodyguard. But I'm not really fit for such duties right now.
Stella：我父亲坚持要我带保镖随行。因此大多数时候我只会去问Sei，看她想不想出门。
Stella: My father insists I go everywhere with protection. So most of the time I only ask Sei if she feels like going out.
Stella：反正她通过受训所能应付的各种状况与保镖类似。
Stella: She's trained to deal with the kind of things that bodyguards deal with anyway.
Stella：而且和她在一起到处逛要会有意思。
Stella: And she's more fun to hang around with too.
Jill：那我猜外面那个大块头就是保镖了？
Jill: So I'm assuming that gorilla outside is a bodyguard?
Sei：那位是Buster。他为人还挺酷的。他曾是个职业足球选手，直到因撞车大赛失去了一条腿。
Sei: That's Buster. Pretty cool guy. He played football professionally until he lost his leg in a demolition derby.
Stella：我们曾为奖励他的任职年期而提出为他进行肢体植入手术，但他每次都会拒绝。
Stella: We've offered him an implant surgery for all his years of service, but he rejects it every time.
Sei：是啊，他已经习惯了一直采用的替代品，所以也可能是为了保持最佳状态。
Sei: Well, he got used to the replacement he's using, so maybe it's for the best.
Stella：那只不过是接在绑在他残肢上的金属碗状物上的一根粗大的橡树枝。
Stella: It's a thick oak branch on a metal bowl tied to his stump.
Sei：即便如此，他那样还是能跑得比我快。
Sei: And yet he can still run faster than me with it.
Stella：这倒是。
Stella: True.
Jill：你想喝杯什么吗？
Jill: Do you want something?
Sei：我现在不需要了。
Sei: I'm fine right now.
Stella：一杯Brandtini。一大杯。我现在心情不错。
Stella: A Brandtini. A big one. I'm in a good mood.
【大杯Brandtini】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Stella：过了这么多年，我还是不能理解为什么最精致的，最昂贵的东西总是装在小包装里。
Stella: After all these years, I still don't get why the finest and most expensive things come in small packages.
Stella：你有没有去过一种餐馆，只提供一小份美味的食物那种？
Stella: Ever tried to go to a restaurant only for them to serve you a really small portion of some fine food?
Stella：有些时候你只是想……用特别便宜的食物把自己填饱。
Stella: Sometimes you just want to... stuff yourself with really cheap food.
Stella：……
Stella: ...
Stella：Sei，一会儿咱们去吃几个汉堡吧。我可不许你说不。
Stella: Sei, let's go for some hamburgers later. I'm not taking a no for an answer.
Sei：我可见识过你说的“几个”是指多少，你知道吧？
Sei: I know what you mean when you say "some", you know?
Sei：你最好先给那边打个电话，让他们事先做好准备。
Sei: You might as well call the place and tell them to prepare everything in advance.
【普通Brandtini】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Stella：我感觉这意味着我的好心情也打五折了。
Stella: I guess this means my good mood is halved now.
Sei：你就不能通过我还活着的现实来弥补打折前的另一半吗？
Sei: Can't you make up the other half with the fact that I'm here alive?
Stella：……
Stella: ...
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Stella：这——下——我的好心情全毁了。
Stella: Aaaaand the good mood's gone.
Jill：我感同身受。
Jill: That's two of us.
Jill：我能问你俩一些问题吗？
Jill: Can I ask you two something?
Sei：当然可以！
Sei: Sure!
Stella：可以。
Stella: I guess.
Jill：你们是怎么认识的？
Jill: How did you two meet?
Sei：小时候，Stella出现在了我经常玩耍的公园里。
Sei: Stella showed up in the park I used to play at when I was a kid.
Sei：我们在一起玩了几次。她逐渐出现得越来越频繁，就是这样了。
Sei: We played a couple of times. She started showing up more and more and that was it.
Stella：*清嗓子* 我爸爸告诉我，在我5岁那年，我坚持要去一个“真正属于小孩的公园。”
Stella: *ahem* My father told me that, when I was 5, I kept insisting on going to a "real kid's park."
Stella：我们驾车走了一段时间，而我喜欢的公园碰巧就是Sei所在的那个。
Stella: We drove for some time, and the park I liked was the one Sei happened to be at.
Sei：你见过穿着裙子的女孩走进泥泞的公园吗？
Sei: Have you ever seen a girl in a dress go to a muddy park?
Sei：她很快就吸取了教训，开始穿着合适的衣服过来了。
Sei: She learned her lesson and started showing up with more fitting clothes.
Sei：但是天呐，我至今都忘不了那幅景象。
Sei: But man, that's a scene I can't forget.
Stella：……
Stella: ...
Jill：也就是说，你们两个从小就认识了？
Jill: So you two have known each other for most of your lives?
Sei：我认识她的时间远比我认识自己父亲的时间更长。
Sei: I've known her longer than I've known my own father.
Sei：为什么要问这个？
Sei: Why the question?
Jill：不为什么。你们俩看上去相处得非常融洽，任何人都会断定你们是一对儿的。
Jill: No reason. You two just look so comfortable with each other. Any other person could've sworn you were an item.
Sei：一—一对儿？一对儿什么？
Sei: A-An item? What kind of item?
Stella：……一对儿情侣，Sei。
Stella: ...a couple, Sei.
Sei：哦！一对儿……是啊，我知道了。
Sei: Oh! Ite-... yeah, I get it now.
Sei：说来有趣，我俩曾经在Stella的高中赢得过一个类似嘲笑性质的“最佳情侣”奖项。
Sei: It's funny because we actually earned a mock prize of sorts for "best couple" at Stella's high school.
Stella：……还是连冠三年。
Stella: ...Three years in a row.
Jill：也就是说你俩上的不是同一所高中？
Jill: So you two didn't go to the same high school?
Sei：不是。
Sei: Nope.
Jill：哦。
Jill: Oh.
Sei：你有什么儿时的好友吗，Jill？
Sei: Don't you have any childhood friends, Jill?
Jill：儿时好友……想不出来。我觉得我的爷爷能算一个吧。
Jill: Childhood friends... can't think of any. My grandpa, I guess.
Stella：他是个什么样的人？
Stella: What kind of man was he?
Jill：硬汉。每天早晨都要生吃Bronson根茎的那种。
Jill: Gruff. The kind to eat raw Bronson roots every morning.
Stella：*倒吸凉气*
Stella: *brrrrrr*
Jill：但是在我身边的时候，他就……不一样了。
Jill: But around me he, was... different.
Jill：我还记得他前一秒还在向我爸爸厉声下令，后一秒就温柔地陪我玩了。
Jill: I have memories of him barking orders to my dad, only to turn around and play with me gently.
Jill：说起来也有意思。他是我妈妈的爸爸。但是在我父母分开之后，他却和我爸爸在一起。
Jill: It's interesting though. He was my mom's dad. But after my mom and dad separated, he stayed with my dad.
Jill：但我一想到儿时好友，他就会出现在脑海里。
Jill: But yeah, he's the one that comes to mind when I think about childhood friends.
Sei：哦——。
Sei: Ooooooh.
Sei：嘿，Jill，这是什么……Bloom Light？
Sei: Hey Jill, what's this... Bloom Light?
Jill：一种口味辛辣的酒。最初尝起来不错，但再过一会儿就会感到乏味了。它还因为某种原因颜色发灰。
Jill: A spicy drink. Tastes nice the first time but it gets same-y after a while. It's also brown for some reason.
Sei：请给我来一杯那个。
Sei: Gimme one of those, please.
Stella：我也要一杯。
Stella: I'll have one too.
Jill：马上就好。
Jill: On it.
【两杯Bloom Light】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Sei：不知道该怎么说。我还挺喜欢这个的。
Sei: I don't know. I kind of like it.
Stella：是啊，但是喝过三口之后，它就开始尝起来像沙子了。
Stella: Yeah, but after the third one, it starts tasting like sand.
Stella：辛辣的沙子，但终究还是沙子。
Stella: Spicy sand, but sand nonetheless.
【只上对一杯Bloom Light】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Stella：给，你喝这杯吧。
Stella: Here you go. You have this one.
Sei：那你喝什么？
Sei: What are you gonna drink?
Stella：另一杯。对我来说Bloom Lights的味道就像沙子。
Stella: This other one. Bloom Lights taste like sand to me.
【两杯都失误】
Jill：请慢用。
Jill: Here you go.
Sei：真—真的是这个吗？
Sei: I-Is this right?
Stella：我还是第一次为别人搞砸了我点的单而感到高兴。
Stella: First time I'm glad someone messed up my order.
【sei的第一杯点单是加冰加酒精或其他饮品 以及Virgilio最后一杯上的是啤酒后的对话】
Sei：谁把 *哈欠* 灯光调暗了？
Sei: Who's *yawn* dimming the light?
Sei：Zzzzzz……
Sei: Zzzzzz...
Stella：哈……我猜是因为她在我来之前喝得太多了。
Stella: Huh... I guess she had too much before I came.
Stella：好吧，除此之外，她肯定还是很疲惫。
Stella: Well, that, and that she must still be tired.
Jill：因为银行那件事吗？
Jill: From the whole bank thing?
Stella：她跟我讲过在那里发生的一切。说实在的，换成是我的话，我不认为自己能活下来。
Stella: She told me about everything that happened in there. To be honest, I don't think I would've made it in her place.
Stella：我觉得自己应该为她身为白骑士接受过的纳米机械疗法而心存感激。
Stella: I guess I should be thankful for the nanomachine treatment she went through as a White Knight.
Jill：疗法？
Jill: Treatment?
Stella：精神创伤抑制器。
Stella: Trauma suppressors.
Stella：基本上，这个疗法被用于辅助创伤后应激障碍的治疗过程。
Stella: Basically, it helps with the healing process of PTSD.
Stella：无论属于哪个部门，每个白骑士都必须接受这个疗法。
Stella: It's mandatory for every White Knight, regardless of division.
Jill：哦。
Jill: Oh.
Stella：但是，治疗的作用也仅限于此了。
Stella: Still, healing can only do so much.
Stella：在那三天里，那家银行就是地狱。而可怜的Sei仍在为此受罪。
Stella: For three days, that bank was hell. And poor Sei is still paying for it.
Stella：白骑士的解散，以及随之而来的对前组织成员的迫害……
Stella: The disbanding of the White Knights and subsequent persecution of those who were identifed as former members...
Stella：这不公平，你知道吗？在那群利用白骑士实现个人目标的人之中……
Stella: It's unfair, you know? Among all the people using the White Knights to further their own goals...
Stella：Sei是其中少数真心相信组织在如实履行义务的。
Stella: Sei was one of the few that actually believed in what they were supposed to do.
Stella：但她得到了回报。
Stella: It paid off though.
Stella：为她治伤的医生正是她在事故与突发事件中经常协助的那位。
Stella: The doctor who treated her wounds was the same one she's always assisted with accidents and emergencies.
Stella：他无论如何都不肯为治疗她收费。
Stella: He treated her at no cost whatsoever.
Jill：好啊，毕竟好人有好报。
Jill: Well, good karma and all that.
Stella：我认为是她为自己争取到了上天的眷顾。
Stella: She's earned the gods' favor, I think.
Stella：……但你懂的。那些事让我意识到自己可能是个坏人。
Stella: ...but you know. All of that made me realize I might be a bad person.
Jill：怎么？
Jill: How?
Stella：当我见到Sei受伤，还向我求助的时候，我内心隐约感到高兴。
Stella: When I saw Sei, wounded, asking for help; a part of me was happy.
Stella：在我需要她如此之久之后，她终于也需要我了。
Stella: After all this time needing her, she finally needed ME.
Stella：我第一次感到自己能帮得上她。
Stella: I felt truly useful to her for the first time.
Stella：*叹气* 那是多么悲哀啊？
Stella: *sigh* How sad is that?
Jill：有些时候，仅仅是活下去，就能算是帮上最大的忙了。
Jill: Sometimes the best help one can provide is to stay alive.
Jill：谁知道呢？也许正是回到你身边的念头帮了她。
Jill: Who knows? Maybe it was the idea of coming back to you that helped her.
Jill：而且我觉得，如果不会时不时地产生那种想法，你也就脱离人类的范畴了。
Jill: And I guess you wouldn't be human without thoughts like those once in a while.
Stella：也许是吧。
Stella: Maybe.
Jill：你还想喝点别的吗？
Jill: Can I get you anything else?
Stella：已经够了。事实上，我差不多该走了。
Stella: I'm good. I should be leaving actually.
【给Stella上大杯Brandtini后的对话】
Stella：来吧，Sei。咱们去吃几个汉堡就回家。
Stella: Come, Sei. Let's get hamburgers and go home.
Sei：*嘟囔* 好啊……
Sei: *mumble* Yeah...
【没有给Stella上大杯Brandtini后的对话】
Stella：Sei，来嘛。我们得走了。
Stella: Sei, come on. We need to go.
Sei：*哈欠* 我的嘴巴好干……
Sei: *yawn* My mouth's dry...
Stella：我们要走了。
Stella: We'll be leaving now.
Jill：感谢光临。请下次再来。
Jill: Thank you. Please come again.
【sei的第一杯点单是加冰或其他/ Virgilio最后一杯上的不是啤酒/ Stella和sei要Bloom Light时两杯都失误后的对话】
Sei：知道吗？你的爷爷让我多少有点想起了Sirius先生。
Sei: You know? Your grandpa reminds me a bit of Mr. Sirius.
Jill：谁？
Jill: Who?
Stella：我爸爸。
Stella: My father.
Jill：（Stella Hoshii的父亲是Sirius Hoshii……）译者注：Stella和Hoshi分别是拉丁文和日文中的星，Sirius是天狼星
Jill: (Stella Hoshii's father is Sirius Hoshii...)
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Sei：他经常会大喊“在月底之前抛售全部股票！”“我们都知道那不是他能开出的最好的价格！”
Sei: He's all like "Sell all the stock before the month ends!" and "We both know that's not the best price he can offer!"
Sei：之后，当他扭头和Stella或我谈话时，就变得柔声细语了。
Sei: Then he starts talking with Stella or me and he becomes all soft spoken and calm.
Stella：好吧，你还想怎样？如果他在业务会议上也表现得那么温柔，与会者会生吞了他的。
Stella: Well, what did you expect? If he behaved like that during business meetings, they'd eat him alive.
Sei：哦对了，你在业务会议上也会表现出另一副姿态的。
Sei: Oh yeah, you do that thing about behaving differently when in business meetings too.
Jill：真的？
Jill: Really?
Sei：是啊，她表现就像是个肤浅的社交……社……社……社交萌媛？
Sei: Yeah, she acts like a shallow sochi... so... sooo... cialight...?
Stella：“社交名媛”。
Stella: "Socialite".
Sei：没错！就是那个。
Sei: Yeah! That thing.
Jill：能详细解释一下吗？
Jill: Care to elaborate?
Stella：我爹地…呃…爸爸，跟我说，因为我还很年轻，可以“建立一个肤浅，愚笨，乖乖女的虚假形象”。
Stella: My dadd-... er... father, told me since I was very young to "cultivate a shallow, dim-witted, daddy's girl persona".
Stella：“把你当成庸俗的富家乖乖女，他们就会放松警惕。这样我们就会有机可乘！”他这么说。
Stella: "They will lower their guard thinking you're just another rich daddy's girl. That's when we strike!" He said.
Sei：关于那件事的一切都是演技……除了“乖乖女”的部分之外。
Sei: Everything about that it's an act... except the daddy's girl part.
Sei：你是我见过的最乖的乖乖女了。
Sei: You are the biggest daddy's girl I've seen.
Stella：别—别说了！
Stella: S-Shut up!
Sei：但确实，Sirius先生是我见过的最好的人之一。不过Carmine女士也不怎么落后。
Sei: But yeah, Mr. Sirius is one of the nicest guys I've met. Although Ms. Carmine isn't too far behind.
Jill：Carmine女士是你的母亲？
Jill: Ms. Carmine's your mother?
Stella：是啊。对于她的名字与星星无关感到失望了吗？
Stella: Yeah. Disappointed her name isn't star-themed?
Jill：呃……不，没有。
Jill: Um... n-no.
Sei：但我真的欠她很多。她为我的妈妈介绍了很多优秀的客户。甚至足以让她过上了半退休的生活。
Sei: I really owe it big to her though. She got my mom some really good clients. Good enough to let her semi-retire, even.
Stella：你妈妈也是个很好的人啊。做兽医这行可需要相当厚的皮肤。
Stella: Your mom isn't too far behind though. Being a veterinarian requires quite the thick skin.
Sei：是啊，她被咬的次数已经多到足以让皮肤变厚了。
Sei: Well, she got bitten enough to develop one.
Jill：你们还想喝点别的吗？
Jill: You want anything else?
Sei：我要一杯啤酒（Beer）。
Sei: I want a Beer.
Stella：你确定自己还能喝下那个吗？
Stella: You sure you can handle that?
Sei：我没问题的。
Sei: I'll be fine.
Stella：那我也来一杯啤酒（Beer）好了。
Stella: I'll have a Beer too, then.
Jill：没问题。
Jill: Sure.
【两杯啤酒】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Sei：干杯。
Sei: Cheers.
【只上对一杯啤酒】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Stella：*叹气* 啤酒归你了，Sei。
Stella: *sigh* You take the Beer, Sei.
Sei：你确定？
Sei: You sure?
Stella：你也点过一杯的，对吧？
Stella: You wanted one, right?
Sei：是—是啊……干杯！
Sei: R-Right... cheers!
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Sei：我连一杯啤酒都没看到。
Sei: I don't see a Beer.
Sei：确实，我的酒量不算好，但我也连一杯啤酒都没看到。
Sei: Sure, I have problems with depth, but I don't see a Beer.
Sei：可我还是会喝掉它的。
Sei: I'll still take it though.
【①sei和Stella要两杯啤酒时都失误后的对话
②Stella要大杯Brandtini时给其他酒 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时两杯都失误
③Stella要大杯Brandtini时给其他酒 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时正确 sei第一杯酒加冰无酒精或是无冰无酒精 Virgilio最后一杯上的不是啤酒
④ sei第一杯酒加冰无酒精或是无冰无酒精 Virgilio最后一杯是啤酒 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时两杯都失误
⑤sei和Stella要两杯啤酒是只对了一杯 Stella要大杯Brandtini时给其他酒
⑥sei第一杯酒加冰无酒精或是无冰无酒精 Virgilio最后一杯上的不是啤酒 Stella要大杯Brandtini时给其他酒 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时两杯都失误的对话】
Stella：我觉得今天就到此为止吧。
Stella: I guess that's it for today.
Sei：哦！趁我还没忘。你看起来……冷静下来了，Jill。
Sei: Oh! Before I forget. You look... calmer, Jill.
Jill：我觉得是你帮我冷静了。
Jill: I guess you helped me cool off a bit.
Sei：那就是说我帮上忙了？耶！
Sei: That means I helped? Yay!
Sei：无论如何，我们走了！
Sei: Anyways, we're off!
Stella：晚安。
Stella: Good night.
Jill：请下次再来。
Jill: Please come again.
【①sei和Stella要两杯啤酒是只对了一杯 Stella要大杯Brandtini时给其他酒正确 sei第一杯酒加冰无酒精或是无冰无酒精 Virgilio最后一杯上的是啤酒
②sei和Stella要两杯啤酒是全部正确 sei第一杯酒加冰有酒精或是无冰有酒精 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时全部错误 Stella要大杯Brandtini时给其他酒 】
Sei：……如果你不介意的话……
Sei: ...now if you'll excuse me...
Sei：Zzzzzz……
Sei: Zzzzzz...
Stella：她这是暗示我们该走了。
Stella: And that's the cue for us to leave.
Stella：Buster！请把Sei带到车里。
Stella: Buster! Please carry Sei to the car.
Jill：嘿，Stella？
Jill: Hey, Stella?
Stella：怎么？
Stella: Yes?
Jill：好好照顾Sei。不要因为什么愚蠢的事而失去了她这样的人。
Jill: Take care of Sei. Don't lose someone like her over something stupid.
Stella：……当然，我不会让那种事情发生的。
Stella: ...sure, I wasn't planning to anyways.
Stella：晚安，Jill。
Stella: Goodnight, Jill.
Jill：请下次再来。
Jill: Please come again.
【sei和Stella要两杯啤酒是全部正确 sei第一杯酒加冰无酒精或是无冰无酒精 Virgilio最后一杯上的不是啤酒 Stella要大杯Brandtini时正确 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时全部正确】
Stella：Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill，你有一股阴沉的味道！
Stella: Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill, you smell gloomy!
Jill：味道？
Jill: Smell?
Stella：你平时只是看起来阴沉……但是今天，你的脸色就让我情绪低落！
Stella: You usually just LOOK gloomy... but today, your face is making me feel down!
Stella：你怎么了？
Stella: What happened to you?!
Sei：Stella，我们该走了。
Sei: Stella, it's time we left.
Stella：只要她告诉我发生了什么，我就走！
Stella: I'll leave after she tells me what happened!
Jill：*叹气* 这么说吧，我曾对某个人说了些刻薄的话，而现在我已经无法弥补了。
Jill: *sigh* Let's just say I said some mean things to someone and now I can't make amends for it.
Stella：……
Stella: ...
Stella：笨—蛋。你是个笨蛋！
Stella: IIIIIIIIIIdiot. You're an idiot!
Sei：Stella！
Sei: Stella!
Stella：如果你为自己说过的刻薄话感到抱歉的话，只要说对不起就好了！
Stella: If you said mean things and you're sorry, just say you're sorry!
Stella：为一点自尊心而失去一段友谊可不值得！
Stella: A friendship isn't worth a bit of pride!
Jill：呵……
Jill: Heh...
Stella：现在我们要走了。
Stella: Now we're leaving.
Stella：从错误中吸取教训，Jill！
Stella: Learn from your mistakes, Jill!
Sei：再—再见……
Sei: B-Bye...
Jill：下次再来。
Jill: Come again.
Jill：“从错误中吸取教训”……我感觉自己只能做到这个了。
Jill: "Learn from your mistakes"... I guess that's all that's left.
【 sei和Stella要两杯啤酒是全部正确 sei第一杯酒加冰有酒精或是无冰有酒精 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时错误 Stella和sei要Bloom Light时全部正确】
Sei：*哈欠* 也许我们该……走了……
Sei: *yawn* Maybe we should... leave...
Stella：Seeeeeeeeeeei！醒——一——醒！
Stella: Seeeeeeeeeeei! Wake uuuuuuuuuuuuup!
Stella：酒吧可不是睡觉的地方！
Stella: Bars aren't a place to sleep!
Stella：Buster！把Sei带到车里！
Stella: Buster! Get Sei in the car!
Stella：我们走了，Jill。
Stella: We're out Jill.
Jill：请下次再来。
Jill: Please come again.
Gillian：感觉好点了？
Gillian: Feeling better?
Jill：不，我只是不再满腔怒火了。
Jill: No, I just don't reek of rage.
Jill：但我仍然感觉烂透了。
Jill: But I still feel like a piece of shit.
Gillian：多少能算有进步吧。
Gillian: Little steps, I guess.
Kim：你好？
Kim: Hello?
Jill：啊，Kim。欢迎光临。
Jill: Ah, Kim. Welcome.
Kim：我还担心自己会搞混方向，最后跑到别人家里之类的。
Kim: I was afraid I'd mix up the directions and end up in someone's house or something.
Jill：你想喝点什么？
Jill: What can I get you?
Kim：请给我来一杯Sunshine Cloud。
Kim: I'll have a Sunshine Cloud, please.
Jill：没问题。
Jill: Sure.
【Sunshine Cloud】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Kim：多谢！
Kim: Thanks!
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Kim：这不是我点的……我是不是来得不是时候？
Kim: This isn't my order... did I arrive at a bad time?
Jill：*清嗓子*
Jill: *ahem*
Jill：对了，你在那份网络报纸的工作如何了？
Jill: So, how's work on the webpaper?
Kim：哦，我辞职了。
Kim: Oh, I quit.
Jill：……什么？
Jill: ...what?
Kim：是的！我去了那头沙文猪的办公室，然后告诉他我辞职了！
Kim: Yup! I went to the office of that chauvinistic horseblower and told him I quit!
Jill：你为什么要那么做呢？
Jill: Why did you do that?
【第一天灌醉ｋｉｍ后的对话】
Kim：*叹气* 好吧，在喝醉并且睡过头之后，我错过了一些任务。
Kim: *sigh* Well, after I got drunk and overslept, I missed some assignments.
Kim：我的主管为我的迟到而冲我大喊大叫。我遭到了强制性的霸凌……
Kim: My supervisor yelled at me for being late. I got the mandatory bullying...
Kim：在某一时刻，我突然开窍了，意识到自己没必要忍受那些。
Kim: So at some point I just kinda snapped and said that I didn't have to put up with that.
Kim：所以我就辞职了。
Kim: So I quit.
Jill：啊，我明白了。
Jill: Ah, I see.
Jill：呃……顺便，关于那件事，我很抱歉。
Jill: Um... Sorry again about that by the way.
Kim：哦，别介意。应该道歉的是我才对。
Kim: Oh, don't worry. I should be the one apologizing.
Kim：为我在那天那样抓狂，还做出了很多难堪的事情。
Kim: Lashing out like that the next day and all.
【第一天ｋｉｍ清醒后的对话】
Kim：我那天很早就去参加会议，并且接到了一些任务。
Kim: I arrived early to my meeting and got some assignment.
Kim：我花了几个小时做那些工作，却被一群贱人找上门来搞砸了。
Kim: I spent hours doing it, only for the other bitches to come and ruin it.
Kim：在那之后，我没时间可弥补过失了，因此我的主管批评了我。
Kim: After that, I didn't have time left so my supervisor scolded me.
Kim：之后我便开窍了，心血来潮就辞职了。
Kim: So I snapped and quit on a whim.
Jill：哦……
Jill: Oh...
Jill：你没重新考虑过那件事吗？不感到后悔吗？
Jill: Don't you have any second thoughts? Regret anything?
Kim：我觉得人们总难免会有转念一想。就算是按自己的意愿行事，还是会琢磨“如果怎样就会如何”。
Kim: I guess you'll always have second thoughts. Even if you do what you want, you'll still think "what if".
Kim：即便如此，我已经对那边感到生理上的恶心了。每个早晨的到来都让我提心吊胆。我甚至差点……
Kim: Even so, I was getting physically sick there. I dreaded the arrival of every morning. I even almost...
Kim：……
Kim: ...
Kim：我想说的是：我不知道自己想怎么做，但现在这样肯定比待在那边强。
Kim: What I'm saying is: I don't know what I'll do, but it's certainly better than being there.
Kim：我感受到了……自由。
Kim: I feel... free.
Jill：（自由……）
Jill: (Free...)
Kim：这是非常美妙的感觉，你懂吧？我感觉如今自己能够去寻找真正在乎的事物了。
Kim: It's a wonderful feeling, you know? I feel like now I can find something I care about.
Kim：我不会回到The Augmented Eye的，但我可能会去另一家媒体继续从事新闻工作。
Kim: I won't return to The Augmented Eye, but I could still pursue journalism with another outlet.
Kim：我已经很久没有过这种感觉了……好吧……从来就没有过！
Kim: I haven't felt like this in... well... never!
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：*清嗓子*
Jill: *ahem*
Jill：你的家人有何感想？
Jill: What about your family?
Kim：他们并不高兴，那是当然的……
Kim: They weren't happy, that's for sure...
Kim：我爸对此还算乐观，但我妈可被吓坏了，这还是委婉的说法。
Kim: My dad took it better, but my mom freaked out, to put it mildly.
Kim：“你现在可怎么办？！”诸如此类的。
Kim: "What are you gonna do?!" and all that.
Kim：*叹气* 但我来这儿可不是为了谈那个的。请给我来一大杯的。
Kim: *sigh* But I'm not here about that. Give me a big drink, please.
Jill：大杯的什么？
Jill: What kind?
Kim：我也不知道……发泡的之类的吧。
Kim: I don't know... buBBly or something.
【大杯发泡饮品】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Kim：如果洗衣粉的广告能信以为真的话，这杯足以清洗我的五脏六腑了。
Kim: If detergent commercials are to be believed, this will clean out my insides.
Jill：那也会毒死你的五脏六腑的。
Jill: It'll also kill things inside you.
【大杯其他饮品，不算失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Kim：这杯确实很大，但……啊算了，反正我也不是特别在乎杯子里装的是什么。
Kim: It's big but... ah well, I didn't care that much about which drink it was anyways.
【普通杯其他饮品，失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Kim：我并不是特别在乎这一杯的内容，但……
Kim: I didn't particularly care about the drink this time around but...
Kim：……算了，别介意。
Kim: ...no, nevermind.
Jill：但我还是想问。你到底是怎么跑到那儿去上班的？
Jill: I gotta ask though. How did you end up working there?
Kim：没什么深刻的理由。我一离开高中就去那儿了。
Kim: No deep reason. That's what I did when I got out of high school.
Kim：一整年什么都不做是不可能的，因此我就去争取了自己最先想到的目标。
Kim: Taking a year off was out of the question so I went for the first thing I thought about.
Kim：……但我又没能参与机器人科学课程，所以我就将就着做起新闻工作了。
Kim: ...but I couldn't get into the robotics course, so I settled for journalism.
Kim：……说实在的，我干到中途就已经对这份工作感到厌倦了，但我又无法就此脱身。
Kim: ...to be honest, I got tired of the job midway through it, but I couldn't bring myself to leave.
Kim：*叹气* 来自家人的压力实在是太沉重了。
Kim: *sigh* Too much pressure from my family.
Jill：我觉得这是司空见惯的故事。
Jill: It's a really common tale, I guess.
Kim：你也遭遇过那样的问题吗？
Kim: Did you have troubles like those?
Jill：和你的经历差不多。我只是……对一切都敷衍了事。
Jill: Same story as you. I just... went through the motions.
Jill：从高中到大学期间，我从未止步并思考一下自己到底在干嘛。
Jill: From high school to college, I never stopped to think about what I was doing.
Jill：之后，在某一时刻，我突然感到自己的生命从指缝中流失。
Jill: And then, at some point, I just felt like my life slipped through my fingers.
Jill：在那一瞬间，我渴望的就只有自由，片刻的暂停。足以让自己停下脚步，稍作喘息。
Jill: Suddenly all I wanted was freedom, a little pause. To stop and take a breather.
Jill：……之后，我的整个生活就为那次该死的喘息而陷入了地狱。
Jill: ...and my life went to hell for that fu【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】 ing breather.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Kim：呃啊……唔……给—给我来杯……呃……喝的！
Kim: Ehhhh... um... g-give me a... err... SOMETHING!
Jill：“喝的”？
Jill: "Something"?
Kim：抱—抱歉。我只是感到口干舌燥。随便来杯什么都好。
Kim: S-Sorry. I just have a dry mouth. Anything will do.
Jill：好的……
Jill: Alright...
【什么都行，不过推荐上隐藏酒Flaming Moai，可以解锁未来几天会来的隐藏角色】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Kim：多谢。
Kim: Thanks.
Kim：……
Kim: ...
Kim：我感觉我好像点了自己不该喝的。
Kim: I feel like I asked something I shouldn't have.
Jill：别担心。我现在只是……不太顺罢了。
Jill: Don't fret about it. I'm just in a... rough spot right now.
Jill：你现在打算怎么办？
Jill: What are you gonna do now?
Kim：说实话……我不知道。
Kim: Honestly... I don't know.
Kim：但我确实感到如释重负了。
Kim: I do feel liberated, however.
Kim：就如同……我能随心所欲。学自己想学的，做自己想做的。
Kim: Like... I can do whatever I want. Study whatever I like, work wherever I want.
Kim：我知道现实并非如此，而且世事艰辛……但我感觉自己比刚离开高中的时候更有自信了。
Kim: I know it's not that way and it won't be easy... but I feel a lot more confident than when I was out of high school.
Kim：说实在的，我不知道他们为什么要让对社会几乎一无所知的年轻人经历那些事。
Kim: I honestly don't get why they put young people who barely know how society works through that one.
Jill：好吧，祝你好运。
Jill: Well, I wish you the best of luck.
Jill：毕竟，自己的心理健康才是你应该优先考虑的。
Jill: Your mental health should be your priority and all that.
Kim：多谢。我真的很需要这种鼓励。
Kim: Thanks. I really needed the encouragement.
Jill：如果你还需要更多鼓励的话，下次再来。
Jill: Come back if you need more encouragement.
Jill：遇到这种事的时候，我可不敢置身事外。
Jill: I wouldn't dare leave someone alone when it comes to this sort of thing.
Kim：多谢！再见，Jill。
Kim: Thanks! Bye Jill.
Jill：请下次再来。
Jill: Please come again.
Jill：*叹气*
Jill: *sigh*
Gillian：你也应该接受那些建议中的一部分。
Gillian: You should take some of that advice for yourself.
Jill：我知道，我知道……
Jill: I know, I know...
Gillian：今天就到此为止吧。你需要好好休息一下了。
Gillian: Let's call it a day for now. You need some rest.
Jill：……是啊。
Jill: ...yeah.
Dorothy：宝——贝——儿~
Dorothy: Hoooooneeeeeeeeeeeey~
Jill：啊，Dorothy。抱歉，我们正要打烊呢。
Jill: Ah, Dorothy. Sorry, we're just closing.
Dorothy：我知道。我是为你而来的！
Dorothy: I know. I came for you!
Jill：为我？
Jill: For me?
Jill：为—为什么你要抱住我？
Jill: W-Why are you hugging me?
Dana：是我雇她那么做的。
Dana: I paid her to do that.
Dorothy：一。整。夜。
Dorothy: All. Night. Long.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：再说一遍？
Jill: Come again?
Dana：简而言之：Dorothy会陪你回家，而且不会离开你身边。
Dana: To put it simply: Dorothy will go home with you and she won't leave your side.
Jill：你希望籍此达成怎样的目的？
Jill: What do you hope to accomplish with that?
Dana：好吧，首先，这是为了能够平息你之前的怒火。
Dana: Well, at first it was to calm that rage you had earlier.
Dana：要么是通过一个拥抱，要么是通过一个冰冷的桶……而我可不保证里面会盛着水。
Dana: It was either hugs or a cold bucket... and I don't promise there'll be any water in it.
Dana：你已经稍微冷静下来了。但说实话，我很清楚不能再让你独处一整晚。
Dana: You calmed down a bit. But honestly, I know better than to leave you alone for another night.
Dana：最起码，这些拥抱能够为你带来一线灵光之类的。
Dana: At the very least, all the cuddling will give you an epiphany or something.
Jill：那可是一套外星生物的推论。
Jill: That's some alien reasoning right there.
Dana：不是的。你需要拥抱。很多拥抱。
Dana: It's not. You need hugs. Many.
Dana：如今的你需要一些人际……呃……人机交流。
Dana: You need some human... err... humanoid contact right now.
Dana：你已经过完了自己的独处时间。现在，我们该按我的规则行事了。
Dana: You had your alone time. Now, we're playing by my rules.
Dorothy：请温柔地对待我。
Dorothy: Please take care of me.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
ｊｉｌｌ还有一张未采用立绘————
文艺复兴＆启蒙运动————
Virgilio：我也会经历那种事的，你知道吗？经期（Periods，同时也有时期/时代的意思）。I get those too, you know? Periods.
Jill：……你也会？ ...you do?
Virgilio：是的。上个月，我终于渡过了自己的文艺复兴时期，挺进了启蒙时代。 Yes. Last month, I finally got over my Renaissance and moved to my Enlightenment.
“文艺复兴”的概念在14-16世纪时已被意大利的人文主义作家和学者所使用。当时的人们认为，文艺在希腊、罗马古典时代曾高度繁荣，但在中世纪“黑暗时代”却衰败湮没，直到14世纪后才获得“再生”与“复兴”，因此称为“文艺复兴”。————图为《雅典学院》，是意大利画家拉斐尔·桑西于1510～1511年创作的一幅壁画作品。
文艺复兴————https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%96%87%E8%89%BA%E5%A4%8D%E5%85%B4/93247?fromtitle=%E6%96%87%E8%89%BA%E5%A4%8D%E5%85%B4%E6%97%B6%E6%9C%9F&fromid=4583552&fr=aladdin
《雅典学院》————https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E9%9B%85%E5%85%B8%E5%AD%A6%E9%99%A2/2414353?fr=aladdin
启蒙运动————https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%90%AF%E8%92%99%E6%97%B6%E4%BB%A3/29262?fr=aladdin
