Session Alignment

S1

Repeating the past

T1

重演过去

S2

A lesson in family history .

T2

家庭历史的一课

S3

What you did to your uncle ’s grave was unforgivable .

T3

你对你叔叔的坟墓所作的事是不可原谅的。

S4

Your mother blamed herself , as always .

T4

你的母亲照例认为这都是她的错。

S5

You didn ’t know what you were doing , she said .

T5

她说，你不知道自己在做什么。

S6

I could accept that when you traded the shofar I gave you for that eMotiv headset , perhaps , or even when you befriended those young toughs with the shaved heads and the filthy mouths .

T6

你把我给你的羊角号拿去换了一副电动耳机，我可以原谅你；甚至于你同那些剃着光头、满嘴脏话的小混混交朋友，我也可以原谅你。

S7

I would never have forgiven the swastika on your game pod but you are my daughter ’s son , not mine .

T7

但是我永远无法原谅你，在游戏盒上标上纳粹十字，可是你是我女儿的儿子，又不是我的。

S8

Maybe it was only adolescent rebellion .

T8

也许这只是青春期的叛逆吧。

S9

How could you know , after all ?

T9

毕竟你怎么能懂得这些呢？

S10

How could any child really know , here in 2017 ?

T10

2017 年了，有哪个孩子能真正懂得这些呢？

S11

Genocide is far too monstrous a thing for history books and grainy old photographs to convey .

T11

残暴的种族灭绝又怎是几本历史书和几张模糊的老照片所能表述清楚的。

S12

You were not there ; you could never understand .

T12

你没有亲身经历过；你永远不能理解。

S13

We told ourselves you were a good boy at heart , that it was ancient history to you , abstract and unreal .

T13

我们安慰自己，认为你本质上是个好男孩，对你来说，这只是一段古老的历史，既抽象又不真实。

S14

Both of us doctors , familiar with the sad stereo type of the self - loathing Jew , we talked ourselves into treating you like some kind of victim .

T14

我们两个都是医生，都熟悉犹太人这种自我厌恶的悲惨典型，我们认为我们应该像对待受害者一样对待你。

S15

And then the police brought you back from the cemetery and you looked at us with those dull , indifferent eyes , and I stopped making excuses .

T15

然后警察把你从墓地带了回来，你用那种满不在乎的空洞眼神望着我们，我不再给自己找借口了。

S16

It wasn ’t just your uncle ’s grave .

T16

这不仅仅是你叔叔的坟墓。

S17

You were spitting on six million others , and you knew , and it meant nothing .

T17

还有 600 万人埋在那里，而你在上面吐口水，你明明知道这些，却无动于衷。