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Mary: I wasn't always like this, you know.
瑪麗：我并不是總這樣，你知道的。
Kevin: Oh, what were you like before?
凱文：噢，你以前是怎么樣的？
Mary: I had a job. I had a home. I had a family.
瑪麗：我以前有工作，有房子，有家庭。
Kevin: Did you have any kids?
凱文：有孩子嗎？
Mary: No. Oh, I wanted them. But the man I loved fell out of love with me. That broke my heart. And whenever the chance to be loved came along again, I ran away from it. I stopped trusting people.
瑪麗：沒有，哦，但我想有孩子。但我愛的人不愛我了。這讓我的心都碎了。當愛神再次眷顧我的時候，我避開了。我不再相信別人。
Kevin: No offense, but that seems like sort of a dumb thing to do.
凱文：我無意冒犯，但是那么做似乎太蠢了。
Mary: I was afraid of getting my heart broken again. You see, sometimes you can trust a person, and then, when things are down, they forget about you.
瑪麗：我怕再心碎。你看，有時你還是可以相信別人的，而之后，當事情不順了，他們就會忘記你的存在。
Kevin: Maybe they're just too busy. Maybe they don't forget about you, but they forget to remember you. I don't think people mean to forget. I think it just happens. My grandfather says if my head wasn't screwed on, I'd leave it on the school bus.
凱文：可能他們只是太忙了。也許他們沒忘了你，但他們忘了把你想起來。我不覺得他們是有心想忘的，我覺得這只是時有發生。我祖父說如果我腦子不清醒，我會把它落在校車上。
Mary: I'm just afraid if I do trust someone, I'll get my heart broken again.
瑪麗：我只是怕如果我真相信誰了，我又會心碎了。
