Born of Hope
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There are many stories in the history of our world. |
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Most are lost, |
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scattered in the winds of Time, |
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beyond the memory of man. |
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But this story. |
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our story |
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should not be forgotten. |
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Papa! |
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Maia! |
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Run! Maia run. Maia run! |
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We came from the water, |
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It runs through our ancient days, |
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down the long years to this moment |
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coursing through our lives |
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like the bloodline of Kings |
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A swiftly flowing stream |
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of memory and sorrow |
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One drop of water |
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of blood |
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and then another |
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can become a ripple, |
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a river, |
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a rising torrent |
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unstoppable |
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which in time |
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breaks down all resistance |
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to flow free once again |
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on the journey to it's destiny |
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The remnant of the faithful |
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The Dúnedain |
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the men of the West |
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were scattered and few |
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and beset by many dangers |
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For the Dark Lord Sauron |
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had not forgotten the past |
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and of all the peoples of Middle-earth |
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he held none with more hatred |
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and more fear |
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than the Dúnedain |
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He spread his will amongst his servants |
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and through the long years |
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sought ever to discover if the Heirs of Isildur yet lived |
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so that he might destroy them |
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and the last of his greatest enemies |
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would be lost |
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forever |
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Hurry! Hurry! |
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DÃrhael! |
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Ivorwen! Gilraen! Go! Please! |
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I will not lose you all this day. |
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Arathorn! |
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You have my thanks sir, |
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and whatever service I and my family may provide you and yours. |
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We owe you our lives. |
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As I owe you mine. I thank you, lady. |
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You are most welcome, my lord. |
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We cannot stay here. Where were you bound? |
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I do not know, my lord. |
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Orcs burned our village, and slew our people. |
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Those who were not killed were scattered, I know not where. |
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Dorlad, my son. |
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Struck down as he defended us. |
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We would not leave his body for the cruel sport of orcs. |
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Your son shall have a safe resting place, lady. |
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You will come with us. |
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Arathorn! |
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Arathorn? |
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You know him, father? |
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Yes |
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Or I did when he was but a child. |
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If he is the same man, |
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he is the son of my friend and kinsman. |
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Our chieftain, Lord Arador. |
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Isildur's Heir. |
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What is it? |
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They're after plunder, it seems. |
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But these are but baubles. |
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It is strange. |
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Orcs seeking gold and jewels in the Wild? |
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to what purpose? |
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You're becoming more like him by the day. |
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Is that what he would have wanted? |
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He would have growled at me for letting you take his place. |
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"The wild is no place for my daughter!" |
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But I'm still glad I trained you. |
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So am I. |
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Lord Arathorn |
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They'll bring no news to whoever leads them. |
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Good work Halbaron. |
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Now we must bring these three to safety. |
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We go to Taurdal, our village, Lord? |
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DÃrhael. |
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My wife, Ivorwen. And my daughter... |
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Gilraen. |
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And I am Arathorn. |
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Son of Arador. |
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Indeed. |
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No, no. Do not bow. |
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When you come to my father, |
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you may greet him thus. |
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But for now, |
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we must make haste. |
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A jealous heart finds no room for true affection, |
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though it were standing right behind it. |
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What have I to be jealous about? |
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I saw that look between them. |
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Just as you did. |
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Your eyes deceive you. |
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Besides, it has nothing to do with me. |
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Does it not? |
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No! |
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Nor with you, DÃrhaborn. |
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And so Arathorn and his rangers led the grieving family North, |
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past the mighty rivers |
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and through the vast forests of Rhudaur. |
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A land that still enjoyed the watchful eye of the Dúnedain |
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and brought them to his father, Lord Arador, |
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in the hidden settlement of Taurdal. |
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Come, my old friend and kinsman. |
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Let us bestow upon your son the peace and honour he has earned. |
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For I account your loss as my loss, |
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and your grief as my own. |
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Alas, no long sleep in ancient halls of stone |
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for a son of the House of Aranarth! |
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But I will not see your bones dishonoured, Dorlad, |
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when the servants of Evil try again |
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to drive the Dúnedain farther into exile! |
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Farewell! |
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I've come to ask your forgiveness. |
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Long had I thought your feelings for Arathorn |
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no more than a passing fancy |
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and that in time you would turn from them |
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and look around you at last. |
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I did not understand. |
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Until last night. |
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Years I have spent by his side, |
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yet there is a gulf between us |
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that only the flames of a stranger's pyre could reveal. |
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I cannot vie with such beauty and such sorrow. |
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El, any man would be honoured to call you his. |
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I would cause him nothing but grief. |
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We found these after the attack yesterday. |
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It is strange how such tiny things |
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can bring such immense darkness |
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and change into our lives. |
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Lord Arador now had much to contemplate. |
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News of orcs assailing other villages came to his ears. |
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Peaceful homesteads, far from help, |
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were likewise menaced, |
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Taurdal filled as many of the Dúnedain fled their homes |
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and sought safety in numbers. |
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And so Arador led his brave rangers |
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in a quest to rid the land of the menace |
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that had ravaged his people. |
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Yet the most trusted of his men, |
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would not be at his side. |
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How goes the harvest, my lady? |
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Bountiful, my lord. |
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I had expected a little more for my travels. |
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Are you leaving? |
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My father has charged me to seek out the enemy's purpose |
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in the cold mountains of the East. |
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Alone? |
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Yes. |
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A dangerous mission my lord. |
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Indeed. |
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There was a time when such danger would not have moved me |
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and every part of my being would happily travel to the end of the world |
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in service of our people. |
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But now? |
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Now a part of me remains here. |
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And that is my heart. |
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My Lord. |
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I am sorry my lady, I did not mean to upset you |
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I will look to the East |
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and await your safe return. |
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My Lady. |
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With a heart full of joy |
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Arathorn travelled far beyond |
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the fallen cities of Arnor. |
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While Arathorn made his lonely way into the cold mountains, |
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Gilraen would await his homecoming |
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in the fading summer of the West. |
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Straying at whiles deep into the forest, |
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to watch for his safe return. |
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Gilraen! |
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I will not go far! |
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Why does she do that? |
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You know for whom she waits. |
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She is too young. |
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But not without wisdom. |
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My heart forebodes Arathorn will wear |
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Barahir's ring sooner than expected. |
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Even so, |
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I do not think he will long lead the Dúnedain, |
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once it rests upon his hand. |
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Then do not stand in their way, DÃrhael! |
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For if these two wed soon, |
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there yet may be hope born for our people. |
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But if they do not, |
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it may be, in this gathering darkness, |
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that the Dúnedain fall at last, |
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never to rise again. |
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Let them have what happiness they may! |
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You're late! |
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Where are the others? |
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Slaughtered! |
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We were ambushed, |
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there are Ghostmen everywhere! |
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They are not ghosts! |
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Merely Rangers, you coward. |
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You're as bad as these two! |
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Did you get it? |
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These are useless. |
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You still have not found the ring that Sauron is seeking. |
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Go back! Find it! |
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How? There is not enough of us left. |
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We need time to increase our numbers. |
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It was a mistake to attack the ghostmen out of the darkness, Shaknar! |
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I do not make mistakes! |
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I go now to report your failer to Sauron at Dol Guldur. |
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Increase your numbers if you must, but send out your spies. |
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When I return I want to know where he is! |
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What is it? |
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I smell manflesh. |
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That's impossible. |
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Can't you smell it? |
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Arathorn! You're back! |
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You should not come this far into the forest alone! |
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I know. IÂ
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Rangers. Will you not go to them? |
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They'll find us soon enough. |
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So, I must hurry, |
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or miss my chance. |
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For what? |
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I hope they take their time. |
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I train them too well. |
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My lord? |
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I wandered too far from the village. |
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But your captain found me. |
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I am at your service, my lord. |
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I shall always be at yours. |
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Halbaron, escort the Lady Gilraen back to the village. |
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At once, my lord. |
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Elgarain. A word. |
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I'm sorry, my lord. |
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We could not find you. I did not know... |
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No apology necessary, my friend. |
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Have you ever been in love? |
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No. |
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It changes your world. |
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Consumes it with a burning flame |
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that does not abate. |
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A light as brilliant and piercing as Eärendil's star. |
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You have been in love. |
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I have heard it talked of. |
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So you are in love? |
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I am to be wed! |
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Or I hope to be. |
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And soon if fortune is with me. |
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I wish you joy, my lord. |
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Your heart should be filled with joy, Arathorn. |
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Oh, it is... |
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yet I fear that Lord DÃrhael will not willingly give his blessing... |
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Gilraen is, like you, not yet of age. |
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I may not have known love, |
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but I do know that when the heart would command the tongue |
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no man should stand in the way... |
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if you delay you may find that what should have been spoken |
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is forever locked in your heart, |
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and regret your only companion. |
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Your words are wiseÂ
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stillÂ
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The seasons are changing. |
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Maybe it will bring a change to his heart too. |
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If it changes with the seasons, |
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it can only grow colder. |
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Just hold your ground and speak your heart. |
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Thank you. |
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You're a good friend to me. |
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I would lay down my very life for you. |
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And I for you. |
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I am glad you're safe, my son. |
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You also father. |
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Halbaron tells me that your campaign against |
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the orcs has been a success. |
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Their numbers are indeed few now. |
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They should not trouble us for some time. |
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Yet your mind is not at ease. |
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I now know what they're after, |
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and that they do not act alone. |
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They are servants of Sauron, |
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and he seeks the Ring of Barahir. |
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Father, they are hunting for you. |
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It is as I feared then. |
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I beg you to hide the ring. |
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Do not wear it! |
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No. |
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But it will lead them straight to you! |
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Let Sauron send all the armies in this world against us. |
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I will not hide from who I am, |
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while I have a breath in my body, |
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and a sword in my hand. |
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Forgive me. |
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There is nothing to forgive, my son. |
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You have been of great service to me, and the Dúnedain. |
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You are a true heir of kings! |
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Come now, do not be troubled. |
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Your mother used to remind me |
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that the people look upon us for guidance, |
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that we had to stand fast, no matter what. |
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Perhaps one day |
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you will find someone with as much wisdom and beauty, |
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to counsel you. |
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You have my blessing, my children. |
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May your days be long and fruitful, |
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and filled with hope. |
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I go now to Rivendell, |
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where Elrond Halfelven awaits me. |
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When I return with his good counsel, |
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then perhaps we shall have a wedding. |
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Good luck with DÃrhael. |
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Lord DÃrhael... |
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good morning. |
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Through the long winter months |
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the warmth in Arathorn's heart |
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was only held at bay |
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by his fear of failing his most important task. |
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Just hold your ground, |
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and speak your heart. |
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Lord DÃrhael. |
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I have come to ask for your daughter's hand in marriage. |
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I owe you my life, son of Arador. |
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But I do not owe you my daughter. |
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But I love her, my lord. |
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I fear deeply the shadow |
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you cast on my house, Isildur's Heir. |
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The attention you show my daughter is unwelcome... |
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By you. |
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Not by her. |
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Yes. Therefore it cannot be ignored. |
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I hope for Gilraen's sake |
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your father's blood flows through your veins. |
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If you fail your people, |
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you will have only the Dúnedain to answer to. |
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If you fail her, |
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it is me to whom you'll answer. |
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Was that a yes? |
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And when Winter had withdrawn it's cold fingers from the land |
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and passed into bright and early Spring. |
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Arathorn, son of Arador |
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and the Lady Gilraen were wed, |
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in happiness and hope. |
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But after only a year of joy, |
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a dark shadow crept back into their lives. |
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Arador, son of Argonui, |
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Lord of the Dúnedain, found himself in a shallow dell |
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amid the chill, blinding vapours of the Coldfells. |
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Run! |
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Run! |
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Where's my father? |
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He's further South. |
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Go! |
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Father! |
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Father. |
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Arathorn! Arathorn! Awake! |
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It is nought but a dream! Awake! |
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No! I saw him! I felt the breath leave him! |
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Shhh! It's but a dream. A dream! |
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Oh, Gilraen! Would that it were! |
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What hope is there for our people? |
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The line of the Kings hangs by a thread, |
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I fear it's going to find its bitter end in me. |
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Arathorn, where is your joy? |
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Where is your hope? |
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I will not despair! |
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Nor would I have you do so. |
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Arathorn, look at me! |
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Fear not tomorrow, |
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for it is not ours to know or to command. |
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And do not fear that the royal house has reached its end. |
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It is alive. |
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In you. |
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And in me. |
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There is my Hope. |
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So a year after the lose of his father |
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on the first day of the third month |
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Arathorn and the Dúnedain welcomed into the world new hope. |
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You have a son my lord. |
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We will name him, Aragorn. |
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Kingly Valour, that he shall have, |
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but on his breast I see a green stone, |
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and from that his true name shall come |
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and his chief renown |
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for he shall be a healer and a renewer. |
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Behold Aragorn, |
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son of Arathorn, |
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Lord of the Dúnedain! |
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Scion of Elendil of Númenor! |
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The Heir of Isildur! |
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Hail Aragorn! |
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Hail Aragorn! |
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By the valour of the Lord and his Rangers, |
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the Dúnedain had a measure of peace. |
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And the child Aragorn grew swiftly and happily. |
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Halbaron |
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Seems but yesterday that your son Halbarad |
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was Aragorn's age. |
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It does indeed, my lord. |
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I imagine it'll seem the same, Evonyn, |
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when our son is a man. |
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That it will, my lady. |
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How quickly they grow! |
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And how much they eat to get there! |
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If there's anything left! |
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I claim this field in the name of the King! |
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Seven stars and a crown on a field of blue |
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In the wind of war the banner flew |
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Around it the King called men forth |
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To fight for freedom in the North |
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Fornost has fallen the herald cried |
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As Dúnedain they fought and they died |
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A man noble and brave fell from his steed |
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Trampled by beasts that gave no heed |
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The king was carried from the fray |
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As the army of Angmar made its way |
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Our banner caught in a sea of death |
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As the kingÂs herald drew one last breath |
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The banner toppled and fell to the Earth |
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The enemy howled in terrible mirth |
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As men ran in fear and cried |
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The Lords Elladan and Elrohir of Rivendell arrived unlooked for, |
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and wished to speak with us at once. |
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Welcome, friends! |
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What brings you to us this night? |
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And how fares your father Lord Elrond? |
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And the Lady Arwen? |
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Our father and sister are well, my lord. |
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It was Elrond who sent us hither in haste. |
00:38:36 |
Orcs are increasing North and East of Taurdal. |
00:38:40 |
Their numbers are greater than have been seen in many years. |
00:38:44 |
Even now they move relentlessly toward |
00:38:45 |
the northernmost villages of the Dúnedain. |
00:38:48 |
It will not be long before danger |
00:38:49 |
presses once more on your borders. |
00:38:52 |
To Rivendell where the boy doth lie |
00:38:54 |
And where the banner still flies on high. |
00:39:04 |
For this reason our father sends grave counsel. |
00:39:07 |
What is this counsel? |
00:39:09 |
He urges you to send your wife and son |
00:39:10 |
to Imladris for safekeeping, |
00:39:13 |
and for you, Arathorn, |
00:39:14 |
to lead the Dúnedain by secret ways to other lands, |
00:39:17 |
and flee this encroaching danger. |
00:39:20 |
It is late my lords, we will speak further in the morning, |
00:39:24 |
Let us find you somewhere to rest. |
00:39:33 |
Elrond Halfelven is wise, |
00:39:36 |
and sees much that is hidden |
00:39:38 |
or has yet to come to pass. |
00:39:41 |
I will consider his words, |
00:39:42 |
and take thought for my people. |
00:39:44 |
Let your decision be not long delayed. |
00:39:46 |
With every hour that passes, |
00:39:47 |
peril draws closer. |
00:39:49 |
I understand. Rest well, my lords. |
00:39:54 |
Rest well. |
00:40:00 |
Do not say it! |
00:40:01 |
I will not be parted from you. |
00:40:03 |
Yet it is wise counsel. |
00:40:06 |
If danger closes in on us once again, |
00:40:09 |
you and Aragorn must be protected. |
00:40:13 |
All the Chieftains of the Dúnedain have been fostered for a time in Elrond's halls. |
00:40:17 |
I myself spent years there as a child. |
00:40:19 |
I will not leave you. |
00:40:21 |
I will not! |
00:40:51 |
We know where he is! |
00:40:53 |
Good. |
00:40:55 |
Come with me. |
00:41:03 |
Elgarain! |
00:41:06 |
Halbaron saw you leaving. |
00:41:08 |
Something I should have done a long time ago. |
00:41:10 |
Without goodbye? |
00:41:16 |
Ever since your father's death, |
00:41:18 |
I've made it my duty to look out for you. |
00:41:22 |
I owed it to him for his years of service, |
00:41:24 |
and his friendship. |
00:41:26 |
When you wanted to take his place, I alone supported you. |
00:41:31 |
For ten years you've been by my side, |
00:41:34 |
yet now, when I need you most, |
00:41:36 |
you would leave me? |
00:41:38 |
You need eyes and ears in distant lands, |
00:41:41 |
and the Ranger post at Hithlin is unmanned. |
00:41:44 |
Hithlin? |
00:41:45 |
But it is so far! |
00:41:47 |
I release you from your duty. |
00:41:49 |
I will burden you no more. |
00:41:51 |
You have never been a burden. |
00:41:54 |
Elgarain, you have only ever been a friend. |
00:41:57 |
you're like a sister to me. |
00:42:00 |
You have a family. |
00:42:02 |
A wife and son who need you. |
00:42:05 |
Protect them. |
00:42:08 |
Do not bid me stay! |
00:42:10 |
Please. |
00:42:14 |
I will not hold you here if you wish to leave. |
00:42:17 |
But I do not understand. |
00:42:20 |
And for that reason, I cannot explain. |
00:42:24 |
Forgive me. |
00:42:27 |
Lord Arathorn! Your counsel is needed. |
00:42:32 |
Arathorn. The Enemy is on the move! |
00:42:42 |
Safe journey, my friend. |
00:42:56 |
My Lord. The orcs are on the move. |
00:42:59 |
Lord Elrohir bid me to say this: |
00:43:01 |
"The decision has been made for you." |
00:43:12 |
Call my captains to me. |
00:43:14 |
War is at hand! |
00:43:42 |
Well met my friend. |
00:43:45 |
It is time. |
00:43:50 |
But while the Lord of the Dúnedain |
00:43:53 |
and the Sons of Elrond laid their plans, |
00:43:57 |
the orcs, by stealth and cunning, |
00:44:01 |
were nearer to the village than even Lord Elrond had foreseen. |
00:44:06 |
Did you not forget something? |
00:44:08 |
What would I have forgotten? |
00:44:11 |
To tell me you were leaving. |
00:44:14 |
Lord Arathorn needs our help. |
00:44:17 |
Yet whether he rides to Rivendell |
00:44:18 |
or leads the Dúnedain to safety elsewhere, |
00:44:22 |
you will not stay. |
00:44:26 |
I cannot. |
00:44:28 |
I see that now. |
00:44:31 |
I go to free my heart of him. |
00:44:33 |
Would you not welcome such news? |
00:44:34 |
Indeed I would. |
00:44:37 |
For you are ever in my thoughts. |
00:44:40 |
Did you never know or guess this? |
00:44:43 |
You've always been kind to me. |
00:44:46 |
Kind? |
00:44:50 |
No, Elgarain. |
00:44:56 |
I love you. |
00:44:57 |
I have done for years. |
00:45:00 |
When you knew I loved another? Why? |
00:45:03 |
Because in time I knew you would be wise enough to let him go. |
00:45:08 |
And now I have. |
00:45:10 |
Only to run from me. |
00:45:17 |
El, do not run. |
00:45:40 |
Come with me. |
00:45:50 |
I will. |
00:46:03 |
Elgarain! Flee! |
00:46:05 |
You cannot hold them off alone! |
00:46:07 |
Hurry, warn the village! |
00:46:09 |
No! |
00:46:10 |
You must warn them, |
00:46:11 |
for the Dúnedain |
00:46:13 |
go! |
00:46:15 |
We will see each other again! Go! |
00:46:30 |
My lords. My lords! |
00:46:33 |
We shall not wait for the orcs to make their advance. |
00:46:37 |
We will evacuate the villages, |
00:46:40 |
but we will bring war to them in the Wilds, |
00:46:42 |
wherever they may be. |
00:46:44 |
So let the servants of Evil beware! |
00:46:46 |
To arms! To arms! |
00:46:48 |
To arms! To arms! |
00:46:52 |
Halbaron! Our enemy is upon us! |
00:47:02 |
The forestÂ
DÃrhabornÂ
fights to delay themÂ
orcs everywhere! |
00:47:13 |
Rangers, to me! |
00:47:33 |
Are you injured? |
00:47:35 |
No. |
00:47:37 |
Gilraen, where is your son? Where is Aragorn? |
00:47:51 |
Aragorn!? |
00:48:02 |
Go to the Hall! |
00:48:42 |
Arathorn! Fall back, fall back! |
00:49:24 |
There! He's the one! |
00:49:28 |
Behold your fate. |
00:49:31 |
Your house has ended! |
00:49:59 |
Papa... Papa, papa!? |
00:50:05 |
Two dogs must die today! |
00:50:53 |
Gilraen! |
00:51:02 |
My lady, go inside! |
00:51:04 |
I will not leave you! |
00:51:30 |
Papa, papa! |
00:52:19 |
The Dúnedain prevailed. |
00:52:22 |
But a heavy price was paid for their victory. |
00:52:47 |
Forgive me. |
00:52:50 |
For what? |
00:52:52 |
For my envyÂ
|
00:52:56 |
because he chose you. |
00:53:00 |
Elgarain! |
00:53:12 |
Arathorn, I... |
00:53:14 |
Save your strength my friend. |
00:53:18 |
I failed you. |
00:53:20 |
No. No, you did not. |
00:53:23 |
My family is safe because of you. |
00:53:27 |
Your father would be so proud. |
00:53:39 |
I found my heart today. |
00:53:45 |
And now it is lost... |
00:53:47 |
He was leaving with you? |
00:53:53 |
I will not lose it all. |
00:54:04 |
You must live. |
00:54:09 |
And Aragorn must live. |
00:54:14 |
We cannot lose our hope! |
00:54:31 |
Elgarain. |
00:54:33 |
Elgarain! |
00:54:51 |
How many more must fall? |
00:54:55 |
How many?! |
00:54:59 |
Too long the servants of evil have ravaged our people |
00:55:03 |
and this once-proud Kingdom of Arnor. |
00:55:19 |
Men of the West! |
00:55:22 |
The Shadow grows longer, |
00:55:24 |
and its cruel arm reaches ever toward us. |
00:55:28 |
But we cannot lose hope. |
00:55:33 |
A time will come when the Dúnedain regain their strength, |
00:55:37 |
and banish evil from these lands forever. |
00:55:41 |
Until then, |
00:55:43 |
we have a duty to safe guard our people at all cost. |
00:55:50 |
So, arise, Dúnedain! |
00:55:54 |
Remember who you are! |
00:55:56 |
Let our enemies once again flee before us! |
00:55:59 |
And let no orc leave this forest alive! |
00:56:05 |
Gather your rangers. You men with me! |
00:56:15 |
I will come back to you. I promise. |
00:56:30 |
Then Arathorn, son of Arador, |
00:56:34 |
Lord of the Dúnedain, |
00:56:37 |
led his people in a great and valiant onslaught, |
00:56:43 |
and the servants of the Enemy quailed. |
00:57:30 |
Arathorn, wait! |
00:59:55 |
Now the line of Kings ends! |
01:00:04 |
The line is not broken. |
01:00:06 |
There is still hope! |
01:00:56 |
They will return, Gilraen. |
01:00:59 |
They will. |
01:01:04 |
Lady Gilraen! Lady Gilraen! |
01:01:07 |
Lord Arathorn is hurt! |
01:01:24 |
Has he spoken? |
01:01:26 |
Only your name, my lady. |
01:01:32 |
Gilraen? |
01:01:34 |
I'm here. I'm here! |
01:01:40 |
Here is my joy. |
01:01:46 |
And there is our hope. |
01:01:50 |
Aragorn, Chieftain of the Dúnedain! |
01:02:48 |
Then the Lady of the Dúnedain bid farewell to her kin, |
01:02:53 |
and to all her people, |
01:02:56 |
for to protect the last children of Númenor |
01:03:00 |
she bid Halbaron disband Taurdal |
01:03:04 |
and the Dúnedain to find safety in small secret settlements |
01:03:10 |
in the depths of the forests of Rhudaur. |
01:03:48 |
The Heir of Isildur was brought to Rivendell |
01:03:52 |
for his fostering and safekeeping. |
01:03:57 |
And that is how you are come here to Master Elrond's house, little one. |
01:04:04 |
I will not for many long years call you Aragorn. |
01:04:09 |
For your name must be forgotten. |
01:04:12 |
Less the enemy learn you live |
01:04:16 |
and all we fought for is lost. |
01:04:19 |
For the last time then. |
01:04:24 |
You are Aragorn, |
01:04:27 |
Son of Arathorn, |
01:04:30 |
Chieftain of the Dúnedain |
01:04:32 |
and the Heir of Isildur. |
01:04:37 |
But for now, |
01:04:39 |
Estel, |
01:04:43 |
you are simply our Hope. |