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The girl told us you were a historian before we came.
聽那女孩說，我們來之前你是一位歷史學(xué)家
Karen? It's not her anymore, is it? I'm talking to you?
凱倫？現(xiàn)在是跟你說話，不是跟她
She is allowing me to speak through her.
她允許我通過她講話
"Allowing"? She has no choice. You took her like you took... Ben and everything else.
允許，她別無選擇。你帶走了她，就像帶走本還有其他的一切
There was no other way. We've studied you in great detail, professor.
實(shí)在是別無他法。教授，我們仔細(xì)研究過你
We've drawn from that to make a proposal that would end hostilities between us.
由此我們提出了這項(xiàng)方案來結(jié)束我們之間的敵對(duì)關(guān)系
In exchange for sanctuary,
我們會(huì)設(shè)立一個(gè)保護(hù)區(qū)
we will set aside a protected area where human survivors will be relocated.
以取代避難所，人類幸存者都會(huì)搬遷至保護(hù)區(qū)內(nèi)
Some kind of prison camp.
就像集中營一樣
A place where you would be allowed to live in peace.
一個(gè)讓你們安居的地方
You must be familiar with the concept. It's taken directly from your own history.
我想你一定熟悉這樣一個(gè)概念。這是直接從你的歷史記憶中提取出來的
The worst of it. You can't hand-pick from our darkest moments like cambodia or Nazi Germany.
那是最邪惡的一段歷史。你不能隨意選擇我們?nèi)祟愖詈诎档臅r(shí)刻，柬埔寨，或者納粹德國
Or Nanking, My Lai, the Trail of Tears.
又或者南京大屠殺，美萊村大屠殺，血淚之路
Please, professor Mason. We can think of dozens of more examples.
省省吧，梅森教授。我們可以想出更多的例子
Be honest. Oppression is in your nature.
老實(shí)說，你們的天性就是壓迫
Athat is your justification for the murder of billions?
這就是你們對(duì)億萬人大屠殺做出的辯解
If those atrocities are the worst of us... What does that make you?
如果那些暴行是我們最邪惡的一面，那你們呢
The ones who will decide if your world lives or dies.
我們掌握著你們這個(gè)世界的生死存亡
