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Daniel: What did she ever do to you?
丹尼爾：她到底怎么你了？
Victoria: You must be talking about Emily.
維多利亞：你肯定是在說艾米麗。
Daniel: You sent the police to her house.
丹尼爾：你把警察招到她家。
Victoria: It was a misunderstanding. I merely answered the questions, and they followed up. Nobody believes that Emily murdered Frank. It's ridiculous.
維多利亞：那是一個(gè)誤會(huì)。我只是回答警察的提問，而他們跟進(jìn)線索。沒人會(huì)相信艾米麗殺了弗蘭克。那太荒謬了。
Daniel: Yeah, it is ridiculous. They said his car was found a half mile from here. Now how do I know you didn't murder him? Oh, it feels pretty terrible to be accused of something you did not do. Okay. You don't make these kinds of mistakes, mom. Why did you have Frank investigate Emily anyway?
丹尼爾：對(duì)，是很荒謬。他們說在離這兒半英里遠(yuǎn)的地方找到了他的車。現(xiàn)在我怎么知道你不是殺弗蘭克的兇手？哦，被人冤枉的感覺相當(dāng)不好受吧？好吧。媽媽，即使你沒犯這些錯(cuò)，你為什么要讓弗蘭克去 調(diào)查艾米麗？
Victoria: Because she came out of nowhere and she set her sights on you. She's been hiding a criminal record, Daniel. You should be thanking me.
維多利亞：因?yàn)樗瓦@么憑空冒出來，還打你的主意。丹尼爾，她隱瞞了她的犯罪史，你應(yīng)該謝謝我。
