2019-2020学年高中英语 Unit 3 Looking good,feeling good英美

-1-Unit3Lookinggood,feelinggood[导读]《公正》是英国作家蒂姆·维卡里的代表作之一。下面的文章节选自小说《公正》第三章，让我们一起分享是否“Lookinggood，feelinggood”。IMadeHimHappyAlanColelayinhisbed，listeningtoabirdsinginginthehospitalgarden.Itwasnearlydarkoutsidenow，andveryquiet.Helikedtolielikethis，remembering.HerememberedthewayAnnahadkissedhim，andlookedintohiseyes.Herememberedherred­brownhair，herblueeyes，thesoft，drytouchofherlips，herdeep，happylaugh.Onthenightbeforethebombing，heandAnnahadbeenoutforamealinarestaurant.Thentheyhadgonetothemews(马厩)tolookatthehorses.Theguardsknewshewashisgirlfriend，sotheydidn'tthinkitwasunusual.Oneofthehorses，Sandman，hadhurthislegthatmorning，Alanremembered.Intheeveningtheleghadbeenhot，sohehadputiceonit.LuckySandman，Alanthought—hecouldn'tpullthecoach(马车)nextday，sohewasstillalivenow.HewasstillthinkingaboutAnnawhenhedrovetheQueen'scoachtoParliament，withthesixfinehorsesinfrontofhim.Foramomenthethoughthesawherinthecrowd，watching...Alandidn'twanttothinkaboutwhathadhappenednext.Hestaredintothedarknessoutsidethehospitalwindowandthought：whyhasn'tshecometoseeme?Outside，nighthadfallen，andthebirdshadstoppedsinging.AlanColelayquietlyonhisbed，thetearsrunningslowlydownhisface.Janesatonthechairinherflatandlistenedtothemanandthewomanarguinginherkitchen.Shecouldhear，butshecouldn'tspeakorsee，becausethemanhadputabagoverherhead.Herarmsandlegswerestilltiedtothechair，andherfaceachedwherethemanhadhither.Shetriedtogetherhandsfree.Shepulledashardasshecould，buttheropejustburnedherwrists.Allshecoulddowaslisteningtothevoicesinthekitchen.“Wemustphonehimnow，Kev.Wecan'twait.”“We'vegottowait.It'stoodangeroustodoitfromhere，Anna.Waituntilwe'rereadytogo.”-2-Anna！Janethought.Wasthisherfather'sAnna？No，no，lotsofwomenwerecalledAnna.“Butwecan'tgountiltonight，”Annasaid.“Therearetoomanypeoplearoundduringtheday.Andeveryminuteisimportant！PerhapsColehasalreadytalkedtothepoliceaboutme.OhGod，Iwishthebombhadkilledhimwiththeothers！”“Well，itdidn't.Anditdidn'tkilltheQueen.”Jane'sbodywasshaking.Thiswasherfather'sAnna！Thewomanwastalkingaboutherfather，andthebomb.AndthenJanerememberedwhereshehadseenthewomanbefore.OutsideParliament，withacamera，shakingitangrily.Takingphotosofthebackofpeople'sheads.Thenpushingforwardstogetcloser，pressingthecamerabuttonagain...asecondbeforethebombexploded①.Thevoicesinthekitchenstopped.Thedooropened，someonecameintotheroom.Whatnow?Janeheardtheclickofagun.“Phonecallforyou，MrCole.You'repopulartoday，aren'tyou？”Thenursesmiled，pushedthetelephonetablenexttohisbed，andwentout.Alanpickedupthephone.“Hello？”“MrCole？ThisisDetectiveDavidHall.YourememberIcametoseeyouyesterday.I'mringingbecauseI'vegotafewmorequestionstoaskyou.IsitallrightifIcomeovertoseeyounow？”“Er...well，Isupposeso.ButI'vetoldyoueverythingIknow.”“Yes，I'msure.Butit'sjustthatwehavetogetallthefactsright.I'llcomeovernow.IsthatOK？”“Yes，fine.I...”“Great！Seeyouinafewminutes，then.”Alanputthephonedownslowly.Hefeltold，andtired，andvery，verylonely.PerhapsI'llringJanelaterwhenthisman'sgone，hethought.Ihopesherememberedtoposttheletter.KevpulledthebagoffJane'sheadandshesawthegunafewcentimetresfromhereyes.“I'mgoingtountiethisclothroundyourmouth，”Kevsaid.“Ifyouscream，I'llputabulletthroughyourhead.Thisgunissilenced，noonewillhearanything.”Theyuntiedtheclothandpulledherchairovertothewall，wherethephonewas.Thegunwaspointingatherheadallthetime.“Dojustwhatwetellyou，”Annasaid.“Andeverythingwillbeallright.”-3-Janewassuddenlywildwithanger.Shesaid，“You'reAnna，aren'tyou？Myfatherlovesyou—hethinksyou'rewonderful.Butyoudon'tcareabouthimatall，doyou？Youwishthebombhadkilledhim.”“OfcourseIcareabouthim，”Annasaidsoftly.“He'sveryimportanttome.That'swhyI'mgoingtophonehimnow,andyou'regoingtotalktohimtoo.”Janestaredat②her，thenatKev.“Why？”Annalaughed.“I'mgoingtoaskhimtokeepourloveasecret.Ihaveaverydifficulthusband，youknow.”What'sthewomantalkingabout？Janethought.Whatdoesallthismean？Then，suddenly，alotofthingscametogetherinhermind，andeverythingbecameclear.Annahadbeenwithherfatherinthemewsonthenightbeforethebombing.InthekitchenAnnahadspokenaboutherfathertalkingtothepolice.JanecouldhearfromKev'svoicethathewasIrish，andheandAnnahadmovedoutofBowaterGardensonthemorningofthebombing.Later，AnnahadbeenoutsideParliament，doingstrangethingswithacamerawhenthebombexploded，ifitwasacamera.Perhapsithadbeenaradio，sendingasignal③tothebomb.OhGod!“You'retheterrorists，aren'tyou？”shewhispered④.“Youdidit，Anna.YouputthebombintheQueen'scoach.Youexplodeditwithacamera.Isawyou，outsideParliament.You'reterrorists—murderingterrorists，bothofyou！”Kevsmiledcoldly.“Well，well.Whatacleverlittlegirl！Butyou'rewrong.Thepolicehavearrested⑤theterrorists.Itwasinthenewspapersthismorning.”“So？They'rethewrongmen，aren'tthey？Itwasyoutwo，Iknowitwas！Youkilledfivepeople，andtookawaymyfather'sleg，andnowtwoinnocentmenwillgotoprisonforthirtyyears，forsomethingyoudid.Butyoudon'tcare.”Kev'seyesweresuddenlyfullofhate.“Care？Aboutwhat？We'refightingtofreeIreland.IftheBritishputthewrongpeopleinprison，that'snotourproblem.Wecareaboutstayingfree.That'sgoodforIreland.”“Yes，andIsupposeit'sgoodforIrelandtouseinnocent⑥peop