地道美语听力练习:违抗命令

Carol:Hey, where are you going?

Miguel:We can't sit here doing nothing.

Carol:We have orders to stay here and to keep watch.

You know as well as I do what the consequences are of defying orders.

Miguel:I don't care what kind of punishment I get.

I can't sit still and let things happen without an attempt at intervention.

Carol:What are you going to do, enter the fray without a plan?

Miguel:I have a plan.

I'm going to stop what's going on using whatever means necessary.

Carol:By doing what? Have you thought this through?

Miguel:I'll get the lay of the land and then formulate some options.

Everything will work out.

Carol:And I suppose you expect me to go with you, to stick my neck out, too?

Miguel:That's up to you. I'm not twisting your arm.

Carol:How do you know that if I stay here, I won't squeal on you?

Miguel:I don't.

I guess I just have to rely on your sense of honor.

Carol:Oh, come on, let's go.

Miguel:You're coming with me?

Carol:Against my better judgment!