1:46:03
I have returned.
1:46:04
The storm comes swiftly, and it is time
for all friends to gather together.
1:46:10
And do you...
1:46:13
...expect me to welcome you here...
1:46:17
...Master Gandalf?
1:46:20
Troubles follow you like crows.
1:46:23
Why should I welcome you,
Gandalf Stormcrow?
1:46:28
Justly spoken, Lord.
1:46:30
ln the east, the Dark Lord is stirring...
1:46:33
...in Lorien, the Sorceress
of the Golden Wood weaves deceit.
1:46:37
And such is the hour
in which this wanderer chooses to return.
1:46:43
It is I who counsel the King now.
1:46:47
He hears you no longer.
1:46:49
No, Grima Wormtongue.
1:46:51
He hears nothing but your voice
telling him that he rules here...
1:46:55
...only because Saruman
is kind to old men...
1:46:58
...and that the best thing for a sickly,
feeble king...
1:47:01
...is to let Wizards and Orcs
do as they will in Rohan.
1:47:06
I am my own man, Gandalf...
1:47:11
...as I was.
1:47:14
It is true that...
1:47:16
...Grima advises me often
to leave Aruman in peace--
1:47:21
Hear, my Lord, you tire yourself.
1:47:23
You are still unwell.
1:47:25
And he does remind me
that it would be safest for Rohan...
1:47:29
...to seek their friendship...
1:47:31
...no matter how I may feel!
1:47:33
Dear Lord, let me deal with
these troublesome guests.
1:47:37
How long has it been, Grima Wormtongue?
1:47:40
How long since Saruman bought you?
1:47:44
For I saw you at Isengard.
1:47:49
Did I not counsel your doorkeeper
to forbid his staff?
1:47:54
Down, snake.
1:47:57
Down on your belly.