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When Caleb was born and the doctors discovered that he was different, I didn't even cry.
Caleb出生的時(shí)候醫(yī)生發(fā)現(xiàn)他有些不同，我甚至沒(méi)有哭。
It was the most painful moment of mylife. I didn't shed a single tear.
那是我這一生中最痛苦的一刻，但我沒(méi)有流一滴眼淚。
I just thought to myself, what's the point?
我只是問(wèn)自己，什么是最重要的？
He is my son, and I have to raise him as best I can.
他是我兒子，我得撫養(yǎng)他，盡我所能。
Now that's my job. In a lot of ways, I feel so blessed.
那是我的責(zé)任，在很多方面，我覺得很幸福。
Caleb is challenged, but he has such a sweet nature.
Caleb遭遇不幸，但他本性非常善良。
I'm sure you noticed that when you came to visit.
我敢肯定，當(dāng)你去看他的時(shí)候就注意到了。
Yes, I did. I also noticed that you had him chained in the basement.
是的，我還知道你把他鎖在地下室。
That's because of Melanie Foster. Melanie was a girl that Matthew dated.
那是因?yàn)镸elanie Foster，Melanie是和Matthew約會(huì)過(guò)的女孩。
She was a debutante. And like typical teenagers,their relationship was full of drama.
她涉世未深，就像典型的青少年一樣，他們的關(guān)系充滿了戲劇性。
They were always breaking up and getting back together and breaking up.
他們總是分了又合，合了又分。
One night, after one of their big blow-ups,
一個(gè)晚上，他們其中一次的大爭(zhēng)吵后，
Caleb somehow convinced Melanie to meet him down at our local lumberyard.
Caleb不知怎么說(shuō)服了Melanie，在我們當(dāng)?shù)氐哪緢?chǎng)見面。
I can only imagine that she thought he was bringing some kind of apology from Matthew, but he wasn't.
我只能猜想她認(rèn)為他是幫Matthew道歉來(lái)的，但他不是。
Caleb told Melanie he was in love with her, and that if he was her boyfriend,
Caleb告訴Melanie他愛上她了，如果他是她的男朋友，
he would never break up with her and she laughed in his face.
他永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)和她分手，她笑他，
He tried to show her he was serious by kissing her and she hit him.
他試著吻她來(lái)表示他是認(rèn)真的，她打了他。
He doesn't remember a lot of what happened after that,
他不記得后面發(fā)生了什么，
but he, he does know that he got very, very angry
但是，他肯定他非常，非常的生氣，
and that there was an ax lying on the ground nearby him.
并且，那兒有把斧頭在他附近。
Yes, my Caleb killed Melanie, but I couldn't let him go to jail or worse, be put down,
是的，我的Caleb殺了Melanie，但是我不能讓他去坐牢，或者更糟的，被處決
for what was really my crime.
而事實(shí)上是我的罪行。
Your crime?
你的罪行？
It was my responsibility. I was supposed to protect him from himself.
是我的責(zé)任，我應(yīng)該保護(hù)他。
I am his mother. That was my job.
我是他母親，那是我的責(zé)任。
