Breaking Bad シーズン 5 エピソード 14 英単語リスト

Breaking Bad S5E14

Ozymandias

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189 単語
A2
6
B1
69
B2
90
C1
22
C2
2
a bunch of B1 +
a lot to process B2 +
a whole other story B2 +
abduction C1 +
abductor C1 +
admitted B2 +
all nice and dry B1 +
all we have to do B1 +
Amber Alert B2 +
anal things C1 +
arrested B1 +
as bad as B2 +
as we speak B2 +
ask myself B2 +
attacked B2 +
back it up B2 +
barely even know B2 +
believed in me B1 +
belly button A2 +
belong to B1 +
bet your ass C1 +
brand-new B1 +
brother-in-law B1 +
built this B1 +
call off B2 +
can be undone B2 +
can't be true B1 +
caught me in one hell of a good mood C1 +
cavalry B2 +
choke to death B2 +
Chop, chop. B1 +
come quick B1 +
concern B2 +
conditions B2 +
consequences B2 +
could have saved B2 +
cranky B2 +
cross me B2 +
cross your mind B2 +
crossed me B2 +
dangerous B1 +
dead to rights C1 +
deserves to know the truth B2 +
discredit C1 +
discuss B1 +
do much good B2 +
do someone a solid C1 +
do what you're gonna do B1 +
don't be sad A2 +
don't say one more word B2 +
dragging me down B2 +
drop it B2 +
drug dealer B1 +
exothermic reaction C1 +
family time B1 +
feds B2 +
feel better A2 +
figure this out B2 +
find out B1 +
for one B2 +
for the rest of my life B2 +
fresh start B2 +
front-runner C1 +
full of shit C1 +
get along B1 +
get away from B2 +
get off B1 +
get out of B1 +
get out of here B1 +
get out of it B2 +
get rid of B2 +
get this party started C1 +
give us a call B1 +
go along B2 +
go fuck yourself C1 +
gonna A2 +
good to go B2 +
got a bug up his butt C2 +
got a stick up his butt C2 +
got eyes on B2 +
got things left to do B2 +
got to be hope B2 +
grab B1 +
grab some lunch B1 +
grateful B2 +
growing on me B2 +
had better go B1 +
handcuffs B2 +
has a bug up his butt C1 +
have no right B2 +
head up B2 +
headed down B1 +
hell of an offer B2 +
Hell yeah! B1 +
hold down the fort B2 +
how dare you B2 +
I gotta know we're square. B1 +
I have nothing to say B1 +
I'm leaving you a barrel. B1 +
I'm sorry for your loss. B1 +
in custody B2 +
in forever B2 +
in the thick of it C1 +
incoming caller B2 +
keep a secret B2 +
keep your damn mouth shut B2 +
killed somebody B2 +
landline B1 +
let go B1 +
let her go B1 +
let him go B1 +
let that sink in C1 +
let this go B2 +
let's cook B2 +
listen to me A2 +
load it in the Chrysler B2 +
made up his mind B1 +
mark my words C1 +
negotiated B2 +
No hard feelings. B2 +
no sign of B1 +
no way around this B2 +
not for sale B1 +
order of business B2 +
out of your mind B2 +
overdose B2 +
owe B1 +
pick up B1 +
piss off B2 +
prepare yourself B1 +
pretty specific B2 +
priority B1 +
Pull a barrel off the truck B2 +
pulled a knife on B2 +
put me into a coma C1 +
put the knife down B2 +
regroup C1 +
Say again? B1 +
scenario B2 +
seatbelt B1 +
Seriously? B1 +
shows what I know C1 +
simmer down B2 +
stinky old diaper B1 +
stop by B1 +
support you through this B2 +
sure as hell C1 +
swear B2 +
take a drive B1 +
take a little break B1 +
take care of B1 +
take her A2 +
take pity on B2 +
take that deal B1 +
think about it B1 +
this and that B1 +
thought I'd try you again B2 +
took my child B1 +
tow the line C1 +
trace B2 +
tried to save B1 +
trust me B1 +
two-for-one B2 +
unattractive B2 +
Understand me? B1 +
upset with B1 +
use your damn head B2 +
walk into B1 +
walking away B1 +
waste B2 +
watch die B2 +
We square? B2 +
went another way B2 +
What are you waiting for? B1 +
what have you been up to B1 +
What's with all the greed here? B2 +
whining B2 +
whole new lives B2 +
wind up B2 +
wire-framed B2 +
wish you'd called first B2 +
work this out B1 +
work with B1 +
work with me B1 +
works for me B2 +
Would you look at that? B1 +
You gonna make me say it again? B2 +
You got the keys for these cuffs? B1 +
You sure you wanna do that? B1 +

In "Ozymandias," the penultimate episode of Breaking Bad's fifth season, the narrative reaches a harrowing climax as the consequences of Walter White's decisions come crashing down. The story unfolds in the aftermath of a devastating confrontation between Walt and his former partners, Hank Schrader and Steven Gomez. With the DEA closing in, Walt's empire crumbles, revealing the fragile nature of his criminal facade. Meanwhile, Skyler White, Walt's wife, finds herself ensnared in the chaos, struggling to protect her children amidst the fallout of Walt's actions. Jesse Pinkman is also thrust into a nightmarish reality as he grapples with his own entrapment and the dire consequences of his association with Walt. As tensions mount, the episode delves deep into themes of power, pride, and the inevitable decay of once-glorious aspirations, encapsulated by the title's reference to the poem "Ozymandias," which reflects on the impermanence of human achievements.

The episode is marked by emotional intensity and profound character development as each storyline spirals into tragedy. Walt, faced with the disintegration of his family and his criminal empire, reacts with desperation, leading to a series of heart-wrenching moments that redefine his relationships. Skyler's determination to shield her children from the truth leads to confrontational and painful exchanges, showcasing her internal conflict as she navigates her loyalty to Walt and her maternal instincts. Jesse, meanwhile, encounters a pivotal turning point as he becomes a pawn in Walt's relentless quest for control, leading to a devastating betrayal that shatters his already fragile psyche. The episode culminates in a series of shocking revelations and confrontations, as the characters confront the consequences of their choices, leaving viewers with a haunting sense of inevitability and despair that lingers long after the credits roll. "Ozymandias" not only serves as a critical turning point in the narrative but also encapsulates the tragic downfall of its characters, making it one of the most memorable episodes in the series.