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The anti-hero initially conforms, ignorantly accepting the established views, a typical, unquestioning, brainwashed member of society.
一開始，反英雄順從、無知地接受別人給出的觀點(diǎn)，是典型的盲目、被洗腦的社會一份子。
The anti-hero struggles to conform, all the while starting to object, perhaps finding other outsiders with whom to voice his questions, and naively, unwisely, sharing those questions with an authority figure.
他們努力去順應(yīng)社會，然后開始反抗，可能找到一個人，和他一起喊出了自己的質(zhì)疑，天真、無知地向權(quán)威提問。
The anti-hero openly challenges society, and tries to fight against the lies and tactics used to oppress the populace.
他們公開地挑戰(zhàn)社會，奮力對抗壓迫公眾的謊言和手段。
This step, for the anti-hero, is seldom a matter of brave, wise and heroic opposition.
此時，反英雄通常還不是勇敢、智慧、英勇的對抗者。
Maybe the anti-hero fights and succeeds in destroying the oppressive government, with a lot of impossible luck.
他們可能有不可思議的好運(yùn)氣，反抗成功，推翻了鎮(zhèn)壓人民的政府。
Perhaps he or she runs away, escapes to fight another day.
也可能他或她逃跑了，等待時機(jī)再戰(zhàn)。
All too often though, the anti-hero is killed, or brainwashed to return to conformity with the masses.
然而更常見的是，反英雄被殺了，或被洗腦了，重新回到順從大眾的隊(duì)伍中。
No heroic triumph here, no brave individual standing up against impersonal institutions of a modern world, inspiring others to fight, or resourcefully outwitting and outgunning the massive army of the evil empire.
沒有英雄式的凱旋，沒有挺身而出反抗不人道制度的勇士，沒有一呼百應(yīng)，機(jī)智戰(zhàn)勝邪惡帝國龐大軍隊(duì)的英雄。
Our storytelling ancestors calmed our fears of powerlessness by giving us Hercules and other heroes strong enough to fight off the demons and monsters that we suspected haunted the night beyond our campfires.
我們的祖先以故事安撫我們對無力感的恐懼，想象出像赫居里斯和其他強(qiáng)壯的英雄，他們能打敗那些我們擔(dān)心在夜晚出沒在營火范圍外的惡魔和怪物。
But eventually, we realized the monsters did not lie out there, they reside inside of us.
但最終，我們發(fā)現(xiàn)怪物不在外面，他們住在我們心里。
Beowulf's greatest enemy was mortality. Othello's, jealousy. Hiccup, self-doubt.
貝奧武夫最大的敵人是恐懼死亡。奧賽羅是嫉妒。希卡普則是自我懷疑。
And in the tales of the ineffectual anti-hero, in the stories of Guy Montag and Winston Smith, lie the warnings of contemporary storytellers playing on very primitive fears: that we are not strong enough to defeat the monsters.
在功虧一簣的反英雄的傳說里，在蒙塔格和溫斯頓·史密斯的故事里，藏著當(dāng)代作者針對我們最原始恐懼的警告：我們還沒有強(qiáng)大到能夠打敗怪獸。
Only this time, not the monsters chased away by the campfire, but the very monsters who built the campfire in the first place.
只是這次，怪獸不是被營火趕跑的那個，怪獸正是最初生起營火的那一個。
