| Aragorn |
Not idly do the leaves of Lórien fall. (movie=book) |
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| Aragorn |
Riders of Rohan! What news from the Mark? (movie) |
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What news from the North, Riders of Rohan? (book) |
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| Gimli |
Give me your name, horse-master, and I will give you mine. |
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| Éomer |
I would cut off your head, Dwarf, if it stood but a little higher from the ground. |
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I would cut off your head, beard and all, Master Dwarf, if it stood but a little higher from the ground. |
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| Legolas |
You would die before your stroke fell. |
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| Aragorn |
They would be small, only children to your eyes. |
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| Legolas |
This forest is old. Very old. Full of memories. |
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It is old, very old. It is old and full of memory. |
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| Aragorn |
Do not let him speak. He will put a spell on us. |
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Do not let him speak, or put a spell upon us! |
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| Gandalf |
You are tracking the footsteps of two young hobbits. |
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| Gandalf |
They passed this way the day before yesterday. They met someone they did not expect. Does that comfort you? |
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They climbed up here the day before yesterday; and they met someone that they did not expect. Does that comfort you? |
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| Gandalf |
Gandalf? Oh yes. That's what they used to call me. Gandalf the Grey. That was my name. |
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Gandalf...Yes, that was the name. I was Gandalf. |
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| Gandalf |
Darkness took me. And I strayed out of thought and time. |
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| Théoden |
Why should I welcome you, Gandalf Stormcrow? |
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| Grima |
Láthspell I name you, Ill-news; and ill news is an ill guest. |
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| Gandalf |
Keep your forked tongue behind your teeth. I have not passed through fire and death to bandy crooked words with a witless worm. |
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| Gandalf |
Breathe the free air again. |
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| Théoden |
Dark have been my dreams of late. |
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| Gandalf |
Your fingers would remember their old strength better, if they grasped your sword. |
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Your fingers would remember their old strength better, if they grasped a sword-hilt. |
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| Éowyn |
I fear neither death nor pain. |
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I do not fear either pain or death. |
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| Aragorn |
What do you fear, my lady? |
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What do you fear, lady? |
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| Éowyn |
A cage. To stay behind bars, until use and old age accept them, and all chance of valor has gone beyond recall or desire. |
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A cage. To stay behind bars, until use and old age accept them, and all chance of doing great deeds is gone beyond recall or desire. |
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| Gimli |
...that there are no dwarf-women, and the dwarves just spring out of holes in the ground! |
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...that there are no dwarf-women, and that the dwarves grow out of stones. |
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| Sam |
Mordor. The one place in Middle-earth we don't want to see any closer. It's the one place we are trying to get to. It's just where we can't get. |
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That's the one place in all the lands we've ever heard of that we don't want to see any closer; and that's the one place we're trying to get to! And that's just where we can't get. |
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| Frodo |
This is Sting. You've seen it before, haven't you, Gollum? Release him or I'll cut your throat. |
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This is Sting. You have seen it before once upon a time. Let go, or you'll feel it this time! I'll cut your throat. |
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| Gollum |
Orcs don't use it. Orcs don't know it. They go round for miles and miles. |
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| Sam |
There are dead things! Dead faces in the water! |
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| Gollum |
All dead, all rotten. Elves and Men and Orcs. A great battle long ago. |
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All dead, all rotten. Elves and Men and Orcs. There was a great battle long ago. |
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| Gollum |
The Dead Marshes, yes, yes: that is their names. |
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| Gollum |
Careful now! Or hobbits go down to join the dead ones, and light little candles of their own. |
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Very carefully! Or hobbits go down to join the Dead ones and light little candles. |
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| Gollum |
They are young, they are tender, they are nice. Eat them, eat them! |
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| Gollum |
What's taters? Preciousss, what's taters? eh? |
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What's taters, precious, eh, what's taters? |
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| Sam |
Even you couldn't say no to that. You're hopeless. |
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You couldn't say no to that. Oh you're hopeless. |
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| Sam |
It's an Oliphaunt! No one at home will believe this. |
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So there are Oliphaunts. But no one at home will ever believe me. |
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| Faraimr |
And where is your skulking friend? That gangrel creature. He had an ill-favoured look. |
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The skulking fellow that we saw with his nose in the pool down yonder. He had an ill-favoured look. |
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| Frodo |
We set out from Rivendell with seven companions. One we lost in Moria. Two were my kin. A dwarf there was also. And an elf. And two men. Aragorn, son of Arathorn and Boromir of Gondor. |
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Seven companions we had: one we lost at Moria, the others we left at Parth Galen above Rauros: two of my kin; a Dwarf there was also, and an Elf, and two Men. They were Aragorn; and Boromir. |
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| Faramir |
You were friend of Boromir? |
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Were you a friend of Boromir? |
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| Frodo |
Yes, for my part. |
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Yes, I was his friend, for my part. |
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| Faramir |
It would grieve you then to learn that he is dead? |
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Then you would grieve to learn that Boromir is dead? |
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| Faramir |
As one of his companions, I had hoped you would tell me. |
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I had hoped that his friend and companion would tell me how it was. |
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| Faramir |
So, this is the answer to all the riddles! Here in the wild I have you. Two haflings and a host of men at my call. And the Ring of Power within my grasp. A chance for Faramir, Captain of Gondor, to show his quality. |
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So that is the answer to all the riddles! And here in the wild I have you: two halflings, and a host of men at my call, and the Ring of Rings. A pretty stroke of fortune! A chance for Faramir, Captain of Gondor, to show his quality! |
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| Faramir |
They wait for my command. Shall they shoot? |
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"We wait only for your command to shoot, Captain." Shall we shoot? |
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| Frodo |
Please, let me go down to him. |
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Let me go down quietly to him. |
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| Frodo |
Sméagol. Master is here. Come, Sméagol. |
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| Faramir |
I think at last we understand one another, Frodo Baggins. |
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Well, Frodo, now at last we understand one another. |
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| Frodo |
You've left out one of the chief characters: Samwise the stouthearted. "I want to hear more about Sam, dad." |
| Sam |
Now, Mr. Frodo, you shouldn't make fun. I was serious. |
| Frodo |
So was I. |
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