The Return of the King
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1:31:00
Depart?
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From the Gray Havens.
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On the white ship.
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What means this?
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We are old, our job is done.
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The Third Age of Middle-earth is over...
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...and as we pass on to the lands
beyond the sea...

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...the new age of Man begins.
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I shall miss you.
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But I thought only Elves departed thus.
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How can Bilbo join you?
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Bilbo has served us well.
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There is always room for a friend.
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Have I served thee well?
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Need you ask such a question?
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I have grown weary of this world.
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The weight of the Ring all of these years...
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...has worn me far beyond my age.
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I would, if it pleases you...
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...set sail with you on the morrow.
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Good friend,
savior of all we hold precious...

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...of course thou might join us.
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Mr. Frodo.
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We cannot be parted.
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But, must I go, too?
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Nay, dear Sam.
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You are still young in spirit.
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You and Merry and Pippin.
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A good life awaits you back in the Shire.
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With plump Hobbit wives...
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...good Hobbit meals...
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...long leisurely smokings
of good Hobbit pipes.

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And laps filled
with bouncing Hobbit babies.

1:32:33
Now you must keep the book
of the Hobbits up to date.

1:32:39
I will.
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The Orcs and Trolls have gone to dust...
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...the Elves are slowly departing.
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Dwarves have disappeared
into their misty mountains...

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...and there have been no dragons for ages.
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Right!
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What troubles you, Sam?

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