ever after《灰姑娘(很久很久以前)》经典英文台词

第一篇：ever after《灰姑娘(很久很久以前)》经典英文台词

精彩对白

：Baroness Rodmilla De Ghent: Darling, nothing is final 'til you're dead, and even then, I'm sure God negotiates.Captain Laurent: Prince Henry suffers from an arranged marriage, signore, among other things...Danielle: A bird may love a fish, signore, but where will they live?

Danielle: FLY!

Danielle: Forgive me your highness, I did not see you.Danielle: I could no sooner choose a favorite star in the heavens.Danielle: I shall try.Danielle: I would rather die a thousand deaths than to see my mother's dress on that spoiled, selfish cow!

Danielle: If you suffer your people to be ill-educated, and their manners corrupted from infancy, and then punish them for those crimes to which their first education disposed them, what else is to be concluded, sire, but that you first make thieves and then punish them?

Danielle: It is not fair, sire.You have found my weakness, but i

have yet to learn yours.Danielle: Just breathe...Danielle: No, the part where you said my name

Danielle: Only when I am around you.Why do you like to irritate me so?

Danielle: Say it again

Danielle: Says who?

Danielle: The prince has read Utopia.Danielle: What bothers you more ,stepmother? That I am common? Or that I am competition?Danielle: What?

Danielle: Where are the tapestries, and the candlesticks, and the silver? Perhaps the dress is with them.Danielle: Why do you delight in torturing me so?

Danielle: You are the only mother I have ever known.Was there a time, even in its smallest measurement, that you loved me at all?

Danielle: You, sir, are supposed to be charming.Grand Dame: And though Cinderella and her prince did live happily ever after, the point, gentleman, is that they lived.Grand Dame: My great-great-grandmother's portrait hung in the monastery up until the Revolution.By then, the truth of the rumors had dissolved into a simple fairy tale.And, while Cinderella and her prince did live happily ever after, the point, gentlemen, is that they lived.Gustav: Have you lost your marbles?

Henry: And love without trust?

Henry: You swim alone, climb rocks, rescue servants, is there anything you don't do?Jacqueline: Me? Boil water? Oh i knew it!I just knew it!

Jacqueline: Why don't I just pull the carriage while I'm at it.Jaqueline De Ghent: Mother, it is only a ball.Jaqueline: Mother, it's only a ball.Jaqueline: Of course not, mother, I'm only here for the food.Jaqueline: Worse, your majesty.King Francis: Are they always like this?

King Francis: I will simply deny you the crown and live...forever!

King Francis: Silence, both of you!

Leonardo da Vinci: A woman always is.Leonardo da Vinci: Horseshit.Leonardo da Vinci: I know that a life without love is no life at all.Leonardo da Vinci: Then I shall have to make you wings.Leonardo da Vinci: Yes, I shall go down in history as the man who opened a door!Leonardo da Vinci: You cannot leave everything to Fate, boy.She's got a lot to do.Sometimes you must give her a hand.Leonardo da Vinci: You learn to pay attention!

Louise: Why, that was pure genius!

Marguerite: You're welcome to look, your highness.Margurite: I said I wanted four minute eggs.Not four one minutes eggs and where in god's name is our bread!

Margurite: Why don't you sleep with the pigs cindersoot if you insist on smelling like one.Paulette: Oh, bite your tongue!The

only throne I want her sitting on is the one I have to clean everyday.Prince Henry: And we, princess, are supposed to live happily ever after.Prince Henry: And what happens if the person you're supposed to be with never appears, or she does, and you're too distracted to notice?

Prince Henry: But I should think it was quite obvious.Prince Henry: Danielle!

Prince Henry: How do you do it?

Prince Henry: I feel as if my skin is the only thing keeping me from going everywhere at once.Prince Henry: I kneel before you not as a prince, but as a man in love...I would feel like a king if you, Danielle De Barberac, would be my wife.Prince Henry: I offered you the world and at the first test of honor I betrayed your trust.Prince Henry: I was born to

privilege, and with that comes specific obligations.Prince Henry: I'm sorry

Prince Henry: Live each day with this kind of passion.Don't you find it exhausting?Prince Henry: Speak of this to no one, for all shall reveal its course in due time.Prince Henry: Then I shall wait all day.Prince Henry: Why do you rise to the occasion?

Prince Henry: You know, I don't know.Prince Henry: You told me it was a matter of life or death.Prince Henry: You're looking well, Marguerite.Prince Henry: Your aim would suggest otherwise.Queen Marie: Choose wisely, Henry.Divorce is only something they do in England.Rodmilla: Some people read because they cannot think for themselves.Young Danielle: That's what I am, half-wit!

Young Gustave: Yeah, but today you look it!

Young Gustave: You look like a *girl*!

[After DaVinci opens a locked door by removing the pins from the hinges]

[After the Baroness and Marguerite bicker]

[asking when they can meet again]

[Jacqueline is complaining about having to dress up like a horse

for the masque]

[to Jaqueline]

[When the prince asks her to choose a book]

第二篇：很久很久以前-读《呐喊》有感

很久很久以前

褪色的历史羊皮纸上，总是擦不掉暗黄色的岁月；崛起的中国总是忘不了那些破损的诗篇。仿佛在很久很久以前，天青色等的不是烟雨„„

而是封建。

星星点点。穿梭在清末时期的灰色空间，俯看历史，纵观悲剧的发生，可笑的人居然想到了“裹脚”，更可笑的人在旁边嘲笑。他们难道不知道自己早已没有了头脑。也许在当时，鲁迅先生的出现根本就是一个错误。有才又有何用？还不是只能躲在世间的角落，笑看红尘滚滚？不能挥毫泼墨，只能孤芳自赏。而鲁迅先生正是认识到自己的错误，才写出了《呐喊》，呐喊出的是千百匹的骏马，呐喊出的是上万只断翼的蝴蝶，尽情驰骋，飞旋。

呵，这段历史在鲁迅先生的笔下就是一个**，以点概全，反映出的是无奈，惋惜。一个个典型的形象：七斤，七斤嫂，九斤老太„„无一不反映出社会的封建“真是一代不如一代”九斤老太麻木地说出了这句真实的话，八一嫂的劝慰在文章中更是恰到好处，这真是一场麻木而又贪婪的**啊！

**不止，历史未休，红尘滚滚，还看今朝。

记得很久很久以前，我们就被封建带走，还记得很久很久以后，我们在这里笑看这些被历史带走的封建„„

第三篇：快乐读书吧：很久很久以前（教案）

快乐读书吧

很久很久以前

【教学目标】

1.了解如何进行课外阅读，在课外开展读课外书的活动，体验适合自己的阅读方式阅读的愉悦，感受阅读的乐趣。

2.在交流课上，与同学说说自己读了哪些有关神话的课外书，分享读书的快乐

3.在充分的阅读中，引导学生积累丰富的语言，培养语感，发展思维，提高语文素养。

【教学重点】与同学说说自己是怎样读有关神话的课外书的。

【教学难点】在充分的阅读中，引导学生积累丰富的语言，培养语感，发展思维，提高语文素养。

【教学课时】1课时

第一课时

【教具准备】

课件

（建议使用荣德基小学课件）

【教学过程】

内

容

荣德基课件页码

一、导入新课

同学们，你们喜欢读书故事书吗？最近读了什么书？书中有哪些有趣的故事？有没有关于神话的书？快来给老师讲一讲。现在，就让我们一起走进“快乐读书吧”享受读书的快乐吧。

【设计意图：通过互动交流，引导学生初步交流读书带来的乐趣，从而乐于阅读更多课外书。开课伊始，就营造出一种浓浓的语文味，感受书香氛围。】

二、了解神话

1.课件出示：

是古代人民对自然现象和社会生活的一种天真的解释和美丽的向往。

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神话是关于神仙或神化的古代英雄的故事。

《古希腊神话》是一部外国的神话故事书。

三、你读过这些书吗？

1.学生自由读课本内容，标注出自己不理解的地方。

2.在小组内交流疑难问题，不明白的可以在班上讨论。

3.学生谈谈自己的体会，教师进行引导。

（1）神话产生于人类远古时代，是人类最早的幻想性口头文学作品。是原始人类开始思考与探索自然并结合自己的想象力所产生的。当时生产工具简陋，变幻莫测的自然力对人类形成严重的威胁，但原始人对客观世界的认识，也处于极为幼稚的阶段。日月的运行、昼夜的变化、水旱灾害的产生，生老病死等，都使他们迷惑、惊奇和恐慌。他们迫切地希望认识自然，于是便以自身为依据，想象天地万物都和人一样，因此，所有的自然物和自然力都被神化了。神话是原始人在那极为困难的条件下，企图认识自然、控制自然的一种精神活动，同时也寄托了人类的向往和宗教的实化展现。

（2）神话一般可分为三种类型：创世神话、神佛神话、英雄神话。

（3）神话中充满神奇的幻想，它把原始劳动者的愿望和世界万物的生长变化都蒙上一层奇异的色彩。神话中神的形象，大多具有超人的力量，是原始人类的认识和愿望的理想化。

（4）西方的神话更加丰富，古希腊神话是成体系的，神与神的关系复杂而且完整，主要见于两部荷马史诗《伊利亚特》、《奥德赛》，还有《神谱》、《变形记》等，以及古希腊的悲剧和喜剧。

就被史家统称为“希腊神话“，（5）

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四、如何读书

怎样读书呢？

1.小组交流讨论。

2.教师指导。

教师小结：

（1）品人物的动作、语言、神态的描写感受神话人物形象。

（2）品读传奇的故事情节，讲故事感受人物形象。

（3）拓展课外阅读资料，感受神话人物形象。

五、选择阅读类型

1.除了中国古代神话，我们最熟悉的就是古希腊神话。

2.小组交流：向同学介绍你带来的神话故事书，告诉他故事主要讲什么，哪个地方最有趣。

【设计意图：通过在小组里说一说自己读过的故事，学生畅谈自己的读书感受，把自己读到的故事说给小组里的同学听，既训练了学生的语言表达能力，又训练了他们的倾听能力。】

神话一般大致分为三类，创世神话、神佛神话、英雄神话。

六、精彩片段我先读

《山海经·黄帝大战蚩尤》黄帝带领兵士乘胜追杀，忽然天昏地黑，浓雾迷漫，狂风大作，雷电交加，天上下起暴雨，黄帝的兵士无法继续追赶。原来蚩尤请来了“风伯”和“雨师”来助战。黄帝也不甘示弱，请来天上的“女魃”帮忙，驱散了风雨。一刹那之间，风止雨停，晴空万里。蚩尤又用妖术制造了一场大雾，使黄帝的兵士迷失了方向。黄帝利用天上北斗星永远指向北方的现象，造了一辆“指南车”，指引兵士冲出迷雾。

《中国古代神话·吴刚伐桂》传说月亮里有一棵高五百丈的月桂树。汉朝时有个叫吴刚的人，醉心于仙道而不专心学习，因此天帝震怒，把他居留在月宫，令他在月宫伐桂树，并说：“如果你砍倒桂树，就可获仙术。”但吴刚每砍一斧，斧起而树创伤就马上愈合，日复一日，吴刚伐桂的愿望仍未达成，因此吴刚在月宫常年伐桂，始终砍不倒这棵树,因而后世的人得以见到吴刚在月中无休无止砍伐月桂的形象

《古希腊神话·丘比特之箭》丘比特一直被人们喻为爱情的象征，相传他是一个顽皮的、身上长着翅膀的小神，他的箭一旦插入青年男女的心上，便会使他们深深相爱。

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教师小结：想知道后面的故事吗，赶紧去读这些书去吧！

课后反思

成功之处：

高尔基所说的“读一本好书是一种巨大的享乐”。所以，我们要多阅读课本以外的书籍，让我们看到更广阔的、神奇的世界。让课外阅读带给我们更多的快乐。在这节课中，同学们积极思考，认真做笔记，勇于发言，能力得到提升。

不足之处：

个别同学阅读量太小，希望在今后的教学中，我要多关注学困生，让他们的能力也有较大幅度地提升。

第四篇：灰姑娘英文读后感

灰姑娘英文读后感

（一）After I read these two different versions of Cinderella, I found there are many similarities and differences between them.First, I will go over the common things that these two books have.They both have very similar characteristics.For example, Cinderella is always a very beautiful and nice girl.She has to do all the hard and dirty work under the discipline of bad characters.Bad characters are commonly involved in these stories.For example, Yeh-Shen had a wicked stepmother, who promoted her own child, but was very mean to her.Rhodopis, a Greek slave girl living in Egypt, had her companion servants who made fun of her appearance and kept distance from her.Second, they have both have a similar plot and theme.Both stories have a good ending toward their destiny.In both versions of Cinderella, they finally get great rewards and marry to the royalties.Third, there are always some belongings being taken away from Cinderella.Elegant dresses, shoes, and rose-red slippers often play important roles in these stories.For example, in the Chinese version of Cinderella, Yeh-shen lost the gold shoes in a huge parade.The king got the shoes and found a long way to find the right person who could fit in it.Fourth, they are all attributed to the supernatural or animals.In the Chinese version of Cinderella, Yeh-Shen was helped by the Fish spirit, and Rhodopis was helped by the falcon.Fifth, the most but not the least, they are both illustrated by beautiful colors and textures to describe the story of Cinderella.This is especially true in the story of the Egyptian Cinderella, which presents great details of life in ancient Egypt.Certainly, there are also some differences between these two books.The Egyptian Cinderella was based on a true story of ancient Egypt to some extent.This is unlike other fairy tales, which use a lot of imagination.In the history of ancient Egypt, Rhodopis did marry to the King Pharaoh Amasis.Furthermore, there is no punishment to bad characters in the Egyptian version of Cinderella.I like the Chinese version of Cinderella better because it originated from China.I have heard this type of story a long time ago.It has some sort of traditional Chinese culture values and elements inside the story as well.In addition, it was illustrated by Ed.Young.灰姑娘英文读后感

（二）Cinderella is my favorite fairy tale.It told us a wonderful love story.The poor girl, Cinderella, was ill treated by her step mother and self sisters.But finally, she got her true love with the prince.It made me moved because Cinderella is such a brave girl;she doesn't care about the gap between her and her beloved one.I learn from it that miracles are often created by our own effort.灰姑娘英文读后感

（三）Today, I read a very educational story called “Cinderella.” The main speakers of this story has a Christian name of the girl, lost her mother.A year later after her father married another wife, this woman brought to her two daughters.Began to suffer from a Christian.One day, the king ordered to hold the ball, to the wife of Prince elections.Christian begged her to let her stepmother, but her stepmother is not how to give her.She cried again, a sudden, a fairy appeared in front of her, a fairy has changed very beautiful to her skirt, a pair of glass back to her.Christian went on happily to the ball.Finally, she and the prince in the castle lived together happily ever after life.Read this story I realized that, and be a good people, good people will.

第五篇：英文台词

《Memorable Quotes for Bridge to Terabithia》(仙境之桥/通往特雷比西之桥 的经典台词)

Leslie Burke: Just close your eyes and keep your mind wide open.Scott Hoager: So I guess you're the fastest kid in school now, huh?

[Jesse makes a fist at him]

Scott Hoager: It was a joke, dude!

[punches him hard into a wall]

Scott Hoager: Are you nuts?

Leslie Burke, May Belle Aarons, Little Kids: [chanting] Free to pee!Free to pee!Free to pee!

Jesse Aarons: Leslie Burke told me to keep my mind wide open.Ms.Edmonds: And she's right.With a mind like yours wide open, you could create a whole new world.Leslie Burke: I seriously do not think God goes around damning people to hell.Jesse Aarons: Why not?

Leslie Burke: He's too busy making all this!

Bill Burke: She loved you, you know that?

Leslie Burke: We rule Terabithia, and nothing crushes us!May Belle Aarons: I want my Twinkies, Janice Avery!

Janice Avery: What Twinkies, Twinkie?

Leslie Burke: What if you don't have a TV?

All: [laughing]

Leslie Burke: My dad says that TV destroys brain cells.Scott Hoager: Your dad doesn't know anything.We watch TV like every day!

Leslie Burke: I rest my case.Mrs.Myers: Well then Leslie, you could write a report on something else.Scott Hoager: Yeah, like how to live in a cave!

Jack Aarons: Your friend Leslie's dead.Jesse Aarons: Next time, we should invite Leslie.She'd like that.Leslie Burke: [seeing Jesse smiling at Ms.Edmonds, bends down] Why don't you take a picture, it'll last longer.Jesse Aarons: [crying] Is it like the Bible says? Is she going to Hell?

Jack Aarons: I don't know everything about God, but I do know he's not going to send that little girl to Hell.Jesse Aarons: [sobs] Then I'm going to Hell, because it's all my fault.Jack Aarons: Don't you think that, even for a minute.Leslie Burke: You are who you areTeddy Roosevelt.Jack Aarons: She brought you something special when she came here, didn't she? That's what you hold onto.That's how you keep her alive.Jesse Aarons: It's just that you're a good builder...for a girl.Leslie Burke: Yeah, well, you're pretty good at art...for a boy!Jesse Aarons: Okay, okay, truce.Leslie Burke: [Jess tries to hand Leslie the fake letter to Janice Avery] You have to write it.No offense but boys' handwriting sucks!

[last lines]

May Belle Aarons:Terabithia!

Leslie Burke:I'll call you Prince Terrian, P.T.for short.May Belle Aarons: Hey, look!I got some Twinkies!

Jesse Aarons: I'd be quiet about those Twinkies, May Belle.May Belle Aarons: You're just jealous cause I got some and you didn't.Jesse Aarons: Whatever.Just don't come running to me when you lose them.May Belle Aarons: I'm gonna eat em, not lose em.Jesse Aarons: [squogres come] Where are the Terabithian warriors when you need em?

Leslie Burke: I don't know!

Jesse Aarons: [Terabithian warrior comes] Great!Now there's three of us!

Gary Fulcher: Dead meat.Leslie Burke: [speaking about the Bible] You have to believe it, and you hate it.I don't have to believe it, and I think it's beautiful.Mrs.Myers: When my husband died, people kept telling me not to cry.People kept trying to help me to forget.But I didn't want to forget...So I realize, that if it's hard for me, how much harder it must be for you.Mrs.Myers: If any of you try to download an essay off of the internet, you will be downloaded into detention.Leslie Burke:...I check my air.I don't have as much time as I need to see everything, but that is what makes it so special.Jesse Aarons: [to Leslie about going into the bathroom to talk to Janice Avery] What's the matter? A girl who can stand up to a

giant troll is afraid of some dumb eighth grader?

Jesse Aarons: Oh, no, look: the Scrogere and the Hairy Vulture.Leslie Burke: And the guy who can stand up to a Scrogere...is afraid of a Hoagar?

Jesse Aarons: [pauses, then walks up to Ms.Edmunds's car] Ms.Edmunds?

Ms.Edmonds: [gasps] He speaks!

May Belle Aarons: Jess, Jess!I called you three times-it's your girlfriend.