:11:03
Then I suppose I must keep the Ring
and guard it.
:11:08
I ought to go away somewhere, alone.
:11:11
But they won't bother the Shire
if the Ring isn't here.
:11:19
My dear Frodo...
:11:23
...I am afraid you are right.
:11:25
You'll have to go and leave the name
of Baggins behind you.
:11:29
That name is no longer safe.
:11:34
Your new traveling name shall be:
:11:39
Mr. Underhill.
:11:48
What have you heard,
and why did you listen?
:11:51
Mr. Frodo, sir, don't let him hurt me, sir!
:11:53
Don't let him turn me
into anything unnatural.
:11:56
Well?
:11:57
Answer him, Sam.
:11:59
Well, I heard a deal
that I didn't rightly understand...
:12:02
...about an enemy and rings,
and about Elves, sir.
:12:06
Why, I would dearly love to see Elves,
Mr. Frodo.
:12:10
And so you shall, Sam.
:12:13
So you shall. lndeed, you should go
to the Elves first, to Rivendell.
:12:19
Tell everyone you are moving away...
:12:21
...to live in Buckleberry, with those cousins
of yours, Pippin and Merry.
:12:25
However you manage it, do it soon,
by your birthday at the latest.
:12:30
I should be back by then.
:12:32
I must go south,
to consult with the Wizard Saruman...
:12:35
...the head of my order. Be careful, Frodo.
:12:43
Me, go, sir? Me, go and see the Elves?
:12:46
Oh, my! Hooray!