Legal institutions are in place because absolute freedom can be dangerous to other people.

法律制度之所以存在，是因为绝对自由可能对其他人构成危险。

They're going to happen in our lives so that means we have twelve years worth of absolute freedom, right?

这些事注定在生命中发生 所以这代表我们生命中剩下12年可以自由运用，对吧?

So, how can you have this absolute freedom I am talking about?

那么，你怎么能有我说的这种绝对的自由呢？

I got to have this absolute freedom that I had never experienced before.

我必须拥有这种我以前从未体验过的绝对自由。

'Why I don't mind the accidental constraint, ' he replied, 'is because, in making beginnings, a chance limitation of direction is often better than absolute freedom'.

“为什么我不介意偶然的限制，”他回答说，“是因为在开始时，方向的偶然限制往往比绝对的自由更好”。