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As the detectives walked him through the heists, they probed for details, and Hathaway was happy to divulge.
兩名警探和海瑟薇回顧這些搶劫案時，他們探究了各種細節，海瑟薇很樂意透露。
He told them how he picked targets, the best time to rob them, and where to park the getaway car.
他告訴他們自己如何選擇搶劫目標，實施搶劫的最佳時機，以及在哪里停車。
One of the things that most puzzled Carver and Mellis were the masks.
卡夫和梅利斯最困惑的事情之一就是面具。
Carver said he'd been sure the cyborg mask was made of metal.
卡夫說，他肯定電子人的面具是金屬做的。
And the Elephant Man—what the hell was that?
象人那是什么鬼東西？
"Was it literally just a T-shirt draped over your head?" Carver asked.
“它真的只是一件掛在你頭上的T恤嗎？”卡夫問道。
"I've never seen a guy just drape a T-shirt over his head and cut some holes in it."
“我從來沒見過有人把T恤披在頭上，還在上面裁幾個洞。”
It was effective, Hathaway said, but imperfect.
海瑟薇說，這很有效，但并不完美。
It was hard to cut the eyeholes in exactly the right place—the first time he wore the disguise he pulled the shirt up and couldn't see anything.
當他第一次穿上偽裝服時，很難準確地在正確的位置切開眼洞，他把襯衫拉起來，什么也看不見。
So he had to adjust the mask on the fly while trying not to panic.
所以，他不得不在快速移動時調整面罩，盡量不驚慌。
Carver and Mellis chuckled. They'd seen this footage and wondered what the robber was doing.
卡夫和梅利斯輕聲笑了起來，他們看過這段錄像，想知道劫匪在干什么。
Carver placed a printout of a still photo taken from security cameras on the table. It was Hathaway in that mask.
卡夫在桌子上放了一張監控攝像機拍下的靜態照片的打印件，上面是海瑟薇戴著面具。
"God, that looks ridiculous," Hathaway said.
“天啊，這看起來真滑稽，”海瑟薇說。
"You know what?" Mellis said. "I gotta say the first time we saw you do that we actually joked among ourselves."
“你知道嗎？”梅利斯說。“我要說的是，我們第一次看到你這樣做的時候，實際上我們還開玩笑呢。”
This criminal with the sack on his head seemed ... unimpressive.
這個頭上戴麻袋的罪犯看起來......很平庸。
"We said, 'You know, this guy's gonna be easy to catch'—and here we are a year later still trying."
“我們說，‘很容易抓住這個家伙’，但一年后的現在，我們還在努力。”
"I spent a lot of time planning this stuff to not get caught," Hathaway replied.
海瑟薇回答說：“我花了很多時間來規劃這件事，以免被抓。”
Carver wanted Hathaway to know that he'd made mistakes. He forgot about ATM cameras and had been photographed in profile more than once.
卡夫想讓海瑟薇知道他犯了一些錯誤，他忘記了自動取款機上安裝的攝像頭，從側面被拍到了不止一次。
He'd started to repeat some items of clothing—for instance, the red hoodie he was wearing at this moment.
他開始重復穿著一些衣物，比如他此刻穿的紅色連帽衫。
And then he used his sister's minivan to rob a bank inside the store where she worked.
還有他用姐姐的小面包車搶劫了她工作的商店里的一家銀行。
After a year of careful robberies, leaving very few leads for cops, that one seemed especially reckless—stupid, even.
經過一年的精心搶劫，警察幾乎沒有找到任何線索，而這一次搶劫似乎特別魯莽，甚至很愚蠢。
"The thought was, I need money for dope," Hathaway said.
“我的想法是，我需要錢來買毒品，”海瑟薇說。
"And every freaking bank I go to has security guards all of a sudden.
“我去的每一家銀行突然之間都有了保安。
It wasn't that way when I started. I was having a hard time finding the right one.
開始的時候不是這樣的，我很難找到適合搶劫的銀行。
I wouldn't just rob any bank; it had to be one that met the criteria I was comfortable with."
我不是隨便搶劫某家銀行，它必須符合我能接受的標準。”
