能预见未来却被全世界无视的悲剧
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| 0:00 | Troy's princess, Cassandra, wasn't cruel to her soon-to-be sister-in-law, | 特洛伊的公主卡珊德拉 对她即将成为的嫂子并不残忍 |
| 0:05 | the legendary beauty Helen, out of spite. | 传说中的美女海伦,出于敌意。 |
| 0:08 | It was because she was suffering under the weight of a torturously twisted curse, | 是因为她承受着 扭曲的诅咒 |
| 0:13 | which haunted her with appalling visions linked to Helen's arrival. | 和海伦的到来有关 |
| 0:18 | Helen was already married to the Spartan king Menelaus, after all. | 海伦毕竟已经嫁给了斯巴达国王梅内劳斯. |
| 0:23 | And when Cassandra's brother, Prince Paris, prepared to sail to Sparta, | 当卡珊德拉的弟弟巴黎王子准备前往斯巴达时, |
| 0:27 | she foresaw his calamitous attachment to Helen and begged him to stay. | 她预见到他对海伦的灾难性感情 求他留下 |
| 0:32 | But he'd merely dismissed her, fallen for Helen, and returned to Troy with her in tow. | 但他只是解雇了她 爱上了海伦 和她一起回到了特洛伊 |
| 0:39 | Beset by violent premonitions, Cassandra then warned that Menelaus's vengeful crusade | 被暴力预告所困扰 卡珊德拉随后警告 美奈劳斯的复仇战役 |
| 0:45 | would lead to the brutal fall of their family and the city of Troy. | 会导致他们的家人和特洛伊市的惨败 |
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| 1 | Troy's princess, Cassandra, wasn't cruel to her soon-to-be sister-in-law, | 特洛伊的公主卡珊德拉 对她即将成为的嫂子并不残忍 |
| 2 | the legendary beauty Helen, out of spite. | 传说中的美女海伦,出于敌意。 |
| 3 | It was because she was suffering under the weight of a torturously twisted curse, | 是因为她承受着 扭曲的诅咒 |
| 4 | which haunted her with appalling visions linked to Helen's arrival. | 和海伦的到来有关 |
| 5 | Helen was already married to the Spartan king Menelaus, after all. | 海伦毕竟已经嫁给了斯巴达国王梅内劳斯. |
| 6 | And when Cassandra's brother, Prince Paris, prepared to sail to Sparta, | 当卡珊德拉的弟弟巴黎王子准备前往斯巴达时, |
| 7 | she foresaw his calamitous attachment to Helen and begged him to stay. | 她预见到他对海伦的灾难性感情 求他留下 |
| 8 | But he'd merely dismissed her, fallen for Helen, and returned to Troy with her in tow. | 但他只是解雇了她 爱上了海伦 和她一起回到了特洛伊 |
| 9 | Beset by violent premonitions, Cassandra then warned that Menelaus's vengeful crusade | 被暴力预告所困扰 卡珊德拉随后警告 美奈劳斯的复仇战役 |
| 10 | would lead to the brutal fall of their family and the city of Troy. | 会导致他们的家人和特洛伊市的惨败 |
| 11 | But once again, people ignored her. | 但人们再次无视她。 |
| 12 | In fact, they always did, and this was the crux of her curse. | 事实上,他们总是这样做, 这是她的诅咒的症结。 |
| 13 | As a young woman, she had been pursued by the god Apollo. | 作为一个年轻女性,她已经被神阿波罗追赶. |
| 14 | He offered her the gift of prophecy. | 他给她预言的礼物 |
| 15 | But when she withdrew from his advances, he twisted his gift into a maddening hex. | 但当她退出他的进步, 他扭曲了他的天赋 疯狂的六分之一。 |
| 16 | From that day on, Cassandra would be able to precisely see and describe the future. | 从那天起,卡桑德拉将能够精确地看到和描述未来. |
| 17 | But her prophecies would never be believed. | 但她的预言永远不会被相信 |
| 18 | Despite this, Cassandra resolved to always speak the truth, | 尽管如此,卡珊德拉决心永远说出真相, |
| 19 | even as her family fell deeper into denial. | 即使她的家人被否认了 |
| 20 | Her dire warnings became increasingly repellent to her father, Trojan King Priam. | 她的可怕警告对她的父亲特洛伊国王普里亚姆越来越令人厌恶. |
| 21 | And when the war began, as she predicted, he declared that her meddling was bad for morale | 而当战争开始时,正如她所预言的那样,他宣称她的干涉不利于士气 |
| 22 | and confined her to a high tower. | 把她关在高楼里 |
| 23 | From this unobstructed lookout, Cassandra watched everything unfold. | 卡珊德拉从这个不受阻碍的望远处观看了一切的展开. |
| 24 | Over ten agonizing years, she witnessed her own grisly visions of | 十几年来 她亲眼目睹了自己 |
| 25 | censors' destruction come to pass on the battlefield below. | 检查员的破坏在下面的战场上发生. |
| 26 | When dawn broke one day to reveal a huge wooden horse in place of the Greek encampment, | 有一天黎明破晓 揭开一匹巨大的木马 取代了希腊的营地 |
| 27 | the Trojans believed that the victory had finally been secured. | 特洛伊人认为胜利终于得到了保证。 |
| 28 | Their enemies appeared to have fled, leaving this inscrutable token of peace behind. | 他们的敌人似乎逃走了,留下了这种令人发指的和平象征。 |
| 29 | But as others streamed into the streets to celebrate, | 但当其他人流进街头庆祝时, |
| 30 | Cassandra realized the insidious truth. | 卡珊德拉意识到了阴险的真相. |
| 31 | Brandishing a battle axe and a flaming torch, | 挥舞着战斧和火炬 |
| 32 | she descended from the tower and ran at the wooden horse, | 她从塔上下来,跑向木马, |
| 33 | alerting everyone that it was a trick. | 提醒大家这是个诡计 |
| 34 | Instead of heeding Cassandra's warnings, they wrestled her to the ground | 而不是听从卡珊德拉的警告 他们把她摔倒在地 |
| 35 | and scoffed that she was getting more paranoid with age, | 嘲笑她越来越偏执 年龄, |
| 36 | then proceeded to tug the behemoth gift horse inside the city's walls. | 然后在城墙内拖着贝穆斯的礼物马 |
| 37 | As Troy fell into an oblivious slumber that night, | 当特洛伊在那晚陷入一个忘却的睡梦时, |
| 38 | Greek soldiers descended from the wooden horse's belly. | 希腊士兵从木马的肚子里降下. |
| 39 | All had gone according to plan, and they scattered among the city streets, | 一切按计划进行,他们分散在城市的街道上, |
| 40 | intoxicated with their victory to unleash a torrent of pent-up, violent chaos. | 沉醉于他们的胜利 释放出暴动的暴动 |
| 41 | Cassandra had seen her city burn and heard her people's screams many times. | 卡珊德拉曾目睹她的城市被烧毁,多次听到她的人民尖叫. |
| 42 | But that didn't make the reality any easier to bear. | 但这并没有使现实变得更容易承受. |
| 43 | Her nightmare had come to pass. | 她的噩梦已经过去 |
| 44 | As dawn neared, the commander of the Greek army, Agamemnon himself, | 随着黎明的临近,希腊军队的指挥官阿伽门农本人, |
| 45 | arrived to claim Cassandra as his prize. | 来索要卡珊德拉的奖金 |
| 46 | He dragged her back to his ship, | 他把她拖回他的船上, |
| 47 | boasting relentlessly of his victory as they set sail. | 在他们启航时 不停地夸耀他的胜利 |
| 48 | But Cassandra told him plainly that he'd be punished. | 但是卡珊德拉明确地告诉他他会受到惩罚. |
| 49 | Earlier in the years of battle, Agamemnon had sacrificed his daughter to the war effort, | 在战斗年代的早些时候,阿伽门农为战争努力牺牲了女儿, |
| 50 | hoping the gods would favor the Greeks in return. | 希望众神会以希腊人为回报 |
| 51 | Now, Cassandra saw that his wife, Clytemnestra, awaited his return, | 卡珊德拉看到他的妻子克莱特姆内斯特拉在等他回来 |
| 52 | poised for revenge. | 准备复仇 |
| 53 | But just as certainly as she saw that Agamemnon was sailing toward his own murder, | 但正如她所见,阿伽门农正走向自己的谋杀, |
| 54 | Cassandra saw that she would also be killed in the fallout. | 卡珊德拉看到她也会在沉降中被杀. |
| 55 | As always, she confronted the grim fate. | 她一如既往地面对着严峻的命运。 |
| 56 | In her lonely patch with the truth, no matter how ugly, Cassandra had always stood apart. | 在她孤独的真相中,无论多么丑陋,卡珊德拉总是各自为政. |
| 57 | After all, was it not her, but everyone else who had fallen victim to the curse? | 毕竟不是她 而是所有受诅咒的人? |
| 58 | Living in deceit's shadow, oblivious to reality until the bitter end. | 生活在欺骗的阴影中,对现实视而不见,直到痛苦的结束. |
| 59 | The stories that we pass down help us better understand the past, | 我们传下来的故事 帮助我们更好地了解过去, |
| 60 | and sometimes even the present. | 有时甚至是现在 |
| 61 | Subscribe to this channel and never miss a myth. | 订阅此频道并永远不错过一个神话. |
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