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Paper Cut

New Moon (2009)

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Figuren

Alice

Emmett

Bella

Esme

Carlisle

Jasper

Edward

Rosalie

Transkript

[Rosalie] 

It's a necklace. Alice picked it out.


[Bella] 

Thanks.


[Alice] 

Show me the love.


This one's from Emmett.


[Emmett] 

Already installed it in your truck. Finally a decent sound system for that piece of c—


[Bella] 

Hey don't-don't hate the truck.


[Alice] 

Open Esme and Carlisle's!


[Carlisle] 

Just a little something to brighten your day.


[Esme] 

Yes, you've been looking kind of pale lately.


[Bella] 

Ow. Paper cut.


[Action scene]


[Alice] 

Jas-Jas— shh. Shh. It's okay. It's just a little... blood...


[Carlisle] 

Get Jasper out of here.


[Alice] 

I-I'm sorry, I can't—


[Carlisle] 

I'll have to stitch this up in my office. Check on Jasper. I'm sure he's very upset with himself and I doubt he'll listen to anyone but you right now. Edward.

Kontext zum Clip

Bella is celebrating her birthday with the Cullen family. All of the Cullens are vampires, but Bella is a human. The situation becomes dangerous after Bella cuts her finger.

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brighten someone's day

/ˈbɹaɪtən ˈsʌmwʌnz deɪ/

idiom

to make someone feel happier, even in a small way

Example:

I know you've been sad lately, so I bought you a gift to help brighten your day.

A man's hands tie twine around a small white gift box decorated with an orange heart.
pick out

/ˈpɪk ˈaʊt/

phrasal verb

to choose; to select; to make a choice

Example:

I accidentally picked out a watermelon that isn't ready to eat.

A man in a blue checkered shirt chooses a watermelon from a produce display, holding a green shopping basket.
stitch

/stɪtʃ/

noun

a loop of thread used to close up a wound

Example:

I had to get stitches after I fell off of my bike and hurt myself.

A close-up of the stitched seams of quilted tan fabric.
upset

/ʌpˈsɛt/

adjective

sad, worried, or angry

Example:

The news about the canceled concert really upset her.

A woman covers her face with both hands with her head down.
install

/ɪnˈstɔl/

verb

to set up a piece of equipment so that it is ready to use

Example:

An electrician installed a new light in my garage.

A man on a ladder works on a ceiling-mounted garage door opener while another man stands below, looking up.
pale

/peɪl/

adjective

light in color

Example:

The walls of the building were painted a pale blue.

A pale blue-gray corrugated metal wall against a clear blue sky.

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1. Have you ever gotten a paper cut?

2. Do you enjoy celebrating your birthday?

3. Have you ever had a really bad birthday celebration?

4. What is something that could brighten your day right now?

5. Have you ever gotten stitches before?

6. Do you enjoy picking out gifts for others?

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