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00:03Nothing is evil in the beginning, and there was a time when the world was so young, there
00:14had not yet been a sunrise, but even then, there was light.
00:42Well, is it finished yet?
00:55Even you couldn't possibly believe Daryl would scrap your foot.
01:00It's not going to float, it's going to sail.
01:24Stop!
01:26Stop, don't!
01:28Stop!
01:29You're breaking it!
01:30Stop!
01:31Stop!
01:32Stop!
01:32Stop!
01:33You're breaking it!
01:34Stop!
01:37I told you it wouldn't float.
01:43Get off me!
01:44Lose your footing again, Daryl.
01:54It was a good ship, sister.
01:56I made it just as you taught me.
01:59Do you know why a ship floats and a stone cannot?
02:05Because the stone sees only downward.
02:10The darkness of the water is vast and irresistible.
02:15The ship feels the darkness as well, striving moment by moment to master her and pull her
02:20under.
02:22But the ship has a secret.
02:26For unlike the stone, her gaze is not downward but up, fixed upon the light that guides her,
02:34whispering of grander things than darkness ever knew.
02:39But sometimes, the lights shine just as brightly reflected in the water as they do in the sky.
02:45It's hard to say which way is up and which way is down.
02:50How am I to know which lights to follow?
03:04But that seems so simple.
03:06The most important truths often are.
03:09But you must learn to discern them for yourself.
03:11I won't always be here to speak them to you.
03:14You won't?
03:16Come along.
03:18Father and Father are waiting.
03:29We had no word for death.
03:32For we thought our joys would be unending.
03:49We thought our light would never dim.
03:56So when the great foe Morgoth destroyed the very light of our home, we resisted.
04:11And a legion of elves went to war.
04:20We left Valinor, our home, and journeyed to a distant realm.
04:26One filled with untold perils and strange creatures beyond count.
04:32A place known as Middle-earth.
04:37A place known as Middle-earth.
04:38A place known as Middle-earth.
05:00A place known as Middle-earth.
05:02A place known as Middle-earth.
05:05A place known as Middle-earth.
05:09They said it would be over quickly.
05:12But the war left Middle-earth in ruin.
05:19and would last
05:21centuries.
05:42Now, we learned many words for death.
05:51In the end, Morgoth would be defeated, but not before much sorrow, for his orcs had spread
06:02to every corner of Middle-earth, multiplying ever greater under the command of his most
06:10devoted servant. A cruel and cunning sorcerer. They called him Sauron.
06:19My brother vowed to seek him out and destroy him. But Sauron found him first, and marked
06:31his flesh with a symbol. One whose meaning even our wisest could not discern. And there,
06:43in the darkness, his vow became mine. And so, we hunted.
06:55To the ends of the earth, we hunted Sauron. But the trail grew thin.
07:05Year gave way to year. Century gave way to century. And for many elves, the pain of those
07:13days passed out of thought and mind. More and more of our kind began to believe that Sauron
07:22was but a memory. And the threat, at last, was ended. I wish I could be one of them.
08:28Commander Galadria.
08:29Commander, this company has followed you to the very edge of the world, but none who
08:35ever dared search for this last stronghold has ever found anything.
08:40It's been years since the last orc was sighted.
08:44Is it not possible the other commanders are right, and our enemy is no more?
08:48Night is closing in.
08:50How long can living flesh endure where even sunlight fears to tread?
08:58Perhaps it would be wise to camp here, and tomorrow begin the journey home.
09:07We are losing the light.
09:23Volanda, wait!
09:25No!
09:26We keep moving!
09:27Volanda, wait!
09:28C'mon!
09:50There's nothing out here. We should've been there by now.
10:01We are there.
10:22This is it. This is where the orcs gathered after Morgoth's defeat.
10:28Far more must've escaped than we ever imagined.
10:31My hand is past feeling.
10:36No.
10:38This place is so evil our torches give off no warmth.
10:42This way.
10:44How can you be certain?
10:46It's colder than the rest.
11:16The door was filled in here.
11:19Bring it down.
11:47No you...
11:53What devilry is this?
11:58These orcs were meddling with the powers of the unseen world.
12:02Some dark sorcery of old.
12:07But what was their purpose?
12:10Surely it is lost to the ages now.
12:13Whatever happened here was long ago.
12:22Water.
12:33Even stone cannot hide the mark of one whose very hand is flame unquenched.
12:44He was here.
12:47Sauron was here.
12:49Tell the others to rest while they can.
12:51At sunrise we move on.
12:53Let's take the search farther north.
12:54Further north?
12:56This mark was left as a trail for orcs to follow.
12:59The last time I saw it was on my brother.
13:02We must follow it.
13:03The mark is centuries old.
13:06Whoever left it could be long dead.
13:08Or lying in wait, gathering strength, perfecting whatever dark art eluded him here.
13:11We exceeded our orders months ago.
13:14Surely we must first return home to take counsel with the High King.
13:17I promise you there is not a soul amongst our company who yearns for home more than I.
13:26I can still feel the light of the trees on my face.
13:30I can still see it.
13:33And until we are certain every trace of our enemy is vanquished, I can never return.
13:43Go on.
13:44Go.
13:45Go on.
13:45Go on.
13:57Go on.
13:59Go on.
14:08Go on.
14:15RESTORCO!
15:01RESTORCO!
15:12RESTORCO!
15:29We should never have come in here.
15:31We leave soon enough. The order is given. We march at first light.
15:44RESTORCO!
15:44Then you shall do so alone.
16:11RESTORCO!
16:14RESTORCO!
16:16RESTORCO!
16:17RESTORCO!
16:18RESTORCO!
16:32RESTORCO!
16:41RESTORCO!
16:43RESTORCO!
16:50RESTORCO!
16:52keep walking why look like a badger maybe a horse more likely a half foot
16:59half foot don't care to be seen none but if you do watch yourself dangerous creatures they are
17:09you make any hope come on rattle your dags let's just get to the lake before sundown
17:45clear and clear
18:00oh
18:32Travellers, at this time of year?
18:34It's an omen, I warrant you.
18:36How bad has it come?
18:38Easy, Malva.
18:39The last time we had travellers this early, it was the Great Frost.
18:42And there's no misremembering how bleak a season that was.
18:45More than likely they've just gone last.
18:47That's it.
18:47Has to be the reason.
18:48I just wanted dinner.
18:50I've got no and tie and bill again.
18:52But the Wayans are still out there.
18:53Gay people are fine.
18:55Go gay Norris with them.
18:57You know Norris.
18:59Yes, I do.
19:03Can we turn back now?
19:04There's 110 things out here that could kill us.
19:07111 if we can't be worrying to death.
19:10You know the rules.
19:11We're not supposed to be out this far.
19:13If we didn't do everything we weren't supposed to do, we'd hardly do anything at all.
19:16Let's go.
19:16We first.
19:19Go on now.
19:20Watch the puddle.
19:23Watch your head.
19:26This way.
19:27Hurry.
19:29It's my bedrock.
19:31Oh, wait.
19:31Oh, wait.
19:32Get it.
19:32Go, go, go.
19:33Ow!
19:38Enchanting.
19:40Look.
19:42Look.
19:44Oh, snap!
19:45I can't even see this yet!
19:47You've paid for a hilltron to hide, just me.
19:51Glory, glory, it's blunder.
19:59This one!
20:02This one!
20:03Hurry!
20:09Ooh!
20:13It's a big catch!
20:15Tyler!
20:17Tyler!
20:23Glory!
20:25I found something!
20:27There's something in the mud!
20:29What is it?
20:32It looks like a footsie.
20:36A dog.
20:38Just a dog.
20:39You know how dogs love Perrys.
20:47Is he going to eat our berries?
20:50Not if he doesn't see us, he isn't.
20:52Okay.
20:54Twos in hands, everyone. Time to go.
20:56Where's the big guard?
20:58Where's the big guard?
21:00You heard your sister.
21:01Time to go.
21:02Come on, first one back to camp.
21:04I think it's the first pious harvest fest.
21:07Let's go.
21:09If anybody asks,
21:11we were just out digging for snails.
21:13Let's go!
21:21I palanumen.
21:23I al firme nori.
21:26Na meta avante.
21:28Home.
21:31For centuries they have swept across.
21:34A crag and crevice.
21:36A crag and crevice washing away the last remnants of our enemy.
21:38Like a spring rain over the bones of a...
21:42Dead animal.
21:45A spring rain...
21:47Over the bones of...
21:50Herald Elrond.
21:53Herald Elrond.
21:54At last.
21:56Yes, it's almost as if I didn't wish to be found.
21:59What are you?
22:00The council regrets to inform you,
22:02you won't be permitted to attend the next session.
22:07Elflords only.
22:11Was there anything else?
22:12Yes.
22:13Your friend has arrived.
22:15She's here.
22:16I just said so.
22:24For the ceremony.
22:42Galatria.
22:45Elrond.
22:47Elrond.
22:49Elrond.
22:56I hear it said that when you cross over you'll hear a song.
23:00One whose memory we all carry.
23:03You are immersed in a light more intoxicating
23:05than any sensation in all of Middle-earth.
23:08When I was a child it was the only feeling I knew.
23:12Look at you now.
23:14Commander of the Northern Armies.
23:16Warrior of the wastelands.
23:18I half expected you to arrive taped in grime and mud.
23:22This time frostbite and troll blood.
23:26And no army.
23:28Tell me everything.
23:30This mark's very existence proves Sauron escaped.
23:33He's still out there.
23:35The question now is where?
23:37I intend to ask of the king a fresh company.
23:40When supplies are left...
23:41You have only just arrived.
23:43Must you speak of leaving again so soon?
23:45You know very well why I must.
23:47There will be ample time later to discuss official matters.
23:51I want to hear about you.
23:55Your harrowing journey.
23:57Why, Elrond, you really have become a politician.
24:00You make it sound so grim.
24:02I'm not some courtier to be placated by idle flattery.
24:06I demand to speak with the king directly.
24:11You have made that plain.
24:14So I will be equally plain.
24:18It was not your company who defied you out there.
24:22It was rather you who defied the high king.
24:25By refusing to heed any limit placed upon you.
24:29You have made that plainly.
24:29In an act of magnanimity, he has chosen to honor your accomplishments.
24:34Rather than dwell upon your insolence.
24:38Test him again.
24:40You may find him less receptive than you might have hoped.
24:50Are you going to arrange an audience or not?
24:54If after the ceremony, that is still your wish, you shall have it.
25:05Oh, she's returned.
25:12Well, Fadi.
25:13Well and well, Father.
25:14Look at her.
25:16Look at her.
25:16You find all that down by the riverbank, did you?
25:18Mm-hmm.
25:20Do you hear about the travelers?
25:22Travelers?
25:22Mm-hmm.
25:23Hunters.
25:25Two of them.
25:26Biggest great boulders.
25:28Right up on that ridge.
25:29I can't believe I missed them.
25:31Well, the artists are close at all, and that way you don't miss anything.
25:43You went to the old farm again, didn't you?
25:48I was careful.
25:49But the children might not be.
25:51I'm sorry.
25:51I didn't know.
25:52We never get hunters up here before the harvest.
25:55We're wolves.
25:59I wonder if there's trouble down south.
26:02And what concern is that of yours, Eleanor Brandyfoot?
26:09Haven't you ever wondered?
26:11What else is out there?
26:13How far the river flows, or where the sparrows learn the new songs they sing in spring?
26:19I can't help but feel there's wonders in this world.
26:23Beyond our wandering.
26:26I've told you.
26:28Countless times.
26:32Elves have forests to protect.
26:34Dwarf their minds.
26:36Mend their fields of grain.
26:38Even trees have to worry about the soil beneath their roots.
26:42But we Harfoots are free from the worries of the wide world.
26:45We are but ripples.
26:47In a long, long stream.
26:50Our path's set by the passing seasons.
26:53Nobody goes off trail and nobody walks alone.
26:57We have each other.
26:59We're safe.
27:01That is how we survive.
27:06Go on.
27:07Help you, Father.
27:11That's your problem.
27:12You see, we are supposed to be there.
27:21You see, we are supposed to be there.
27:46These, most valiant of warriors, kneel here before us, victorious.
27:55For though Morgoth fell an age ago, some feared a new evil might arise from his shadow.
28:03So for centuries now, these soldiers have swept across crag and crevice, washing away
28:09the last remnants of our enemy like a spring rain over the bones of a spoilt carcass.
28:17And now at last, they return to us in triumph, for they have proven beyond any doubt that
28:27our days of war are over.
28:31Today, our days of peace begin.
29:04And, as a measure of our gratitude, these heroes shall be granted an honor unrivaled in all
29:11our lore.
29:13They will be escorted to the Grey Havens, and granted passage across the sea to dwell for
29:19all eternity, in the blessed realm, the far west, the undying lands of Valinor.
29:28At last, they are going home.
29:41To be continued...
29:43To be continued...
30:31Are you just going to stand there, breathing like an orc?
30:37It is said, the wine of victory is sweetest for those in whose bitter trials it has fomented.
30:44I do not feel victorious.
30:46You deserve the honors of this day.
30:49Your brother would be proud.
30:57I remember when the first of these were carved.
31:01The likeness of one fallen preserved upon a living thing.
31:05I suppose some part of me always believed my rest would be here, with them.
31:10But instead I am to leave them.
31:13This is the gift of your king.
31:20The gift I have decided to refuse.
31:24Calatria, you...
31:25My brother gave his life hunting Sauron.
31:28His task is now mine.
31:33I go to seek the enemy that escaped us in the north.
31:38Alone.
31:39If I must.
31:42Ah yes, your mystery sigil.
31:45I shared it with the High King.
31:47Then why would...
31:48Because seeing a sigil does not mean you're any closer to finding Sauron.
31:51It is over.
31:53The evil is gone.
31:54Then why is it not gone from in here?
31:58After all you have endured, it is only natural to feel conflicted.
32:05Conflicted?
32:09I am grateful you have not known evil as I have.
32:13But you have not seen what I have seen.
32:15I have seen my share.
32:17You have not seen what I have seen.
32:20Evil does not sleep, Elrond.
32:24And it waits.
32:25And in the moment of our complacency, it blinds us.
32:31Let us say that all is as you fear.
32:34And this enemy is out there somewhere, lying in wait.
32:38Do you truly believe seeking him out will satisfy you?
32:41That one more orc upon the point of your blade will bring you peace?
32:45If you are wrong...
32:46I'm not...
32:46If you are wrong...
32:49Will you lead more elves to die in far off lands?
32:53To convince yourself you have done enough,
32:56How many more statues would you add to this path?
32:59No one in history has ever refused the call.
33:02Do so now, it may never come again.
33:05You will linger here.
33:07An outcast.
33:08Poisoned in dark whispers and dreams.
33:10And in the west, do you think my fate would be better?
33:14Where some would mock the cries of battle in my ears?
33:20You say I have won victory over all the horrors of Middle-earth.
33:25Yet you would leave them alive in me.
33:28To take with me.
33:30Undying.
33:32Unchanging.
33:33Unbreaking.
33:35Into the land of winterless spring.
33:37Only in the blessed realm can that which is broken in you be healed.
33:43Go there.
33:44Go, and I promise you,
33:46If but a whisper of a rumor of the threat you perceive proves true,
33:51I will not rest until it is put right.
33:55But you have fought long enough, Galadriel.
33:59Put up your sword.
34:02Without it, what might it be?
34:04What you have always been.
34:08My friend.
34:27Go, and we're done.
34:35Hello.
34:36Let's go.
35:03Hey, Luke, cut eyes in three moons.
35:10Ha!
35:11Poison, more likely.
35:13Poison?
35:14Poison, more likely.
35:14By who?
35:15All we know, the Unionites have got done it instantly.
35:29We're on here.
35:32Has it really been a fortnight already?
35:35It has.
35:38Well, little to report.
35:39Let's go around, I'm afraid.
35:42I've got some shabby disputes, a bit of uneven dice handling.
35:46Oh, yes.
35:48Had a bit of a thrill in here, true's the last.
35:50With a row over a girl.
35:52Well, his eye was lazy as overactive, if you take my meaning.
35:58Do you care for a drink, soldier?
36:00Well, my well is yours, as ever.
36:02And the poisoning?
36:04What poisoning?
36:05The one you were just discussing?
36:07No, no, no, no.
36:08It was but poison grass.
36:10He was twatling about.
36:12The fellow passed through a few days back, said his grazing's gone rotten.
36:15No, only weeds will grow.
36:17This fellow, where was he from?
36:20Didn't say east, I think.
36:22And what day was he here?
36:24Oh, let it go, knife ears.
36:27It's a bloody patch of grass.
36:30The lot you lump us in with died off a thousand years ago.
36:35When are you people gonna let the past go?
36:41Pass this with us all.
36:43Whether we like it or not.
36:45One day, our true king will return.
36:50And pry us right out from under your pointy boots.
36:55Easy lad, quench the fire.
37:08Come on, lad.
37:12There won't be anything else, then.
37:37Give me a hand.
37:56Halfling seeds.
38:00I've not seen this flower since I was a child.
38:03Where did you find these?
38:05I had to trade with another healer who was passing through.
38:09They crushed the petals to form a cell.
38:11You crushed them?
38:12Gentlemen.
38:16Are there haters among your kind?
38:19There are.
38:20But we call them artificers.
38:23Most wounds to our bodies heal of their own accord.
38:27So it is their labor instead to render hidden truths as works of beauty.
38:32That the beauty has great power to heal a soul.
38:36And I hope you find our fringe flowers beautiful.
38:46Until next time, then.
38:48Soldier.
38:58Anything to report?
39:02Nothing out of the ordinary.
39:06And the well.
39:08How was it?
39:11Did you draw some water?
39:13We are awaited our hostilities.
39:17Have you considered the consequences I might face if the watch wouldn't work to discover what it is that you're
39:22doing?
39:22I'm afraid I don't take your meaning.
39:25It's difficult enough keeping watch over them without having to keep one eye squarely on you.
39:28Or do you think me blind?
39:29No.
39:31I think you talk too much.
39:33And you smell of rotten leaves.
39:35No I don't.
39:36Yes you do.
39:44My point is this.
39:47Only twice in known history has appeared between elves and humans even been attempted.
39:51And on each occasion, it ended in tragedy.
39:53It ended in death.
39:55You need not remind me.
39:57Then why do you persist?
40:00Give me one reason.
40:01One.
40:05The High King has declared the days of war are over.
40:09All the far outposts are being disbanded.
40:13We're leaving.
40:39Taking a last look.
40:4379 years I've been stationed here.
40:47I suppose I've grown accustomed to it.
40:51And you believe this place was once a barren scrap of rock?
40:54It has changed much, Watchwater.
40:58But the men who live here have not.
41:00The blood of those who stood with Morgoth still darkens their veins.
41:06That was long ago, Watchwater.
41:13What were you before the war?
41:15The Grower.
41:17And you shall be returning home to far more than you left.
41:20Honours.
41:22Title.
41:24Your life will begin anew.
41:26But mark this, Aron dear.
41:29That for 79 years you've kept watch over the men and women of Tiharad
41:33not because of what their ancestors once did,
41:37but because of who they still are.
41:44And be grateful.
41:46That you need never see them again.
42:07And be grateful.
42:26That's fire root powder.
42:28You have to do it slowly.
42:29Go any slow.
42:29We stuck here all day.
42:30Try to boil this morning.
42:33Hardly slept.
42:34Mice were dancing a proper jig under the floorboards.
42:36Again?
42:37Last three nights.
42:38Scratching and scraping.
42:43What's one of them doing here?
42:55I heard you were leaving.
42:57We are.
43:01Where's the rest of your company?
43:04Most likely searching for me.
43:06At this very moment.
43:08Then why are you at my home?
43:22Say what you wish to say.
43:24I have said it already.
43:26A hundred times over.
43:28In every way but words.
43:32Mother.
43:34There's a man here for you.
43:44Home.
43:48You heal animals too?
43:53If you could just, give her a look.
43:55She's got some sort of a sickness.
43:59What manner of sickness?
44:07It isn't the fever
44:10And she doesn't appear to have any sores
44:14Why has she been grazing?
44:16She wanted east a few days ago
44:18I think she might have hit something
44:24What was that?
44:26Squirted out of it
44:28How far east?
44:30She might have made it as far as Horden
44:40Where are you going?
44:41Horden's a day's journey
44:42If I leave now I can meet her by dusk
44:44I'm going with you
44:57Be quick about it
44:59He finds us in here and knock our teeth out
45:04Only spotted it by mistake
45:06I stepped on a lucky board
45:10So tell me
45:12Is it true
45:14About your mum?
45:15It's what true?
45:18Herb Waldry caught herself
45:19And one of the pointies
45:22Mighty sweet back of his well the other day
45:24Who told you that?
45:25Everybody
45:27It's a lie
45:28Maybe that's why your father run off like he's done
45:31My father did not run off
45:32Then what happened to him?
45:34You don't even know do you?
45:39Salty rascal's got the king's bounty down there
45:43This is the real bounty
46:04Watch this
46:07Go on quick
46:08Go on quick
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46:45She has passed beyond my sight.
46:48Galadriel was so certain her search should continue.
46:52We foresaw that, if it had,
46:55she might have inadvertently kept alive the very evil she sought to defeat.
47:02For the same wind that seeks to blow out a fire may also cause it to spread.
47:09Then the shadow she sought.
47:13You believe it does exist.
47:16Set your mind at peace about it.
47:19What you did was right for Galadriel and for Middle-earth.
47:26It's hard to see what is right.
47:30When friendship and duty were mingled.
47:34Such is the burden of those who lead.
47:38And those who would seek to.
47:42Galadriel sails to the sunset.
47:44You and I must look to the new sunrise.
47:50To that end.
47:53Are you acquainted with the work of Lord Celebrimor?
47:57The greatest of Elvensmiths, of course.
48:00I've admired his artistry since I was a child.
48:03Why do you ask?
48:04He is about to embark on a new project.
48:06One of singular importance.
48:09And we've decided that you will be working with him.
48:15But I'll allow you to explain the details, Lord Celebrimbor.
48:33First the big people.
48:35Now are the stars.
48:38Eyes open when they should be sleeping.
48:44Almost like.
48:47Like they're watching for something.
48:49Watching for what?
48:52I'll tongue glass him if you don't mind your own cartwheels.
48:54What is it?
48:55What do you see up there?
48:56Eleanor Brandyfoot with your father's nose and always poking it into trouble.
49:00You are far too curious and meddlesome to have been born at Harford.
49:04Are you quite certain you're not part square?
49:08Satek!
49:09Satek!
49:10Please!
49:11Tell me.
49:15The skies are strange.
49:20Strange.
49:21Strange how?
49:22Loring!
49:23Down that bridge!
49:24On my way!
49:33How familiar are you with the townsfolk of Holden?
49:36Very I should hope.
49:38I was born there.
49:40Why?
49:42The people of Holden were known for having been especially strong in the loyalty to Morgoth.
49:48What did you just say?
49:53The truth.
49:55I'm talking about my friends.
49:57Close kin.
49:58I know them.
49:59There are good people there.
50:04That's just why I'm here with you.
50:08Instead of the Watchword.
50:10From one.
50:17The only kind of touch I've known for all my days.
50:21This is love.
50:38Holden!
50:46The other hell can get from me because of the
50:48It's not a man!
50:49I don't know.
51:29I don't know.
51:58I don't know.
52:23I don't know.
53:03I don't know.
53:18I don't know.
53:27I don't know.
53:40I don't know.
53:57I don't know.
54:09But sometimes the lights shine just as brightly reflected in the water as they do in the sky.
54:16How am I to know which lights to follow?
54:21Sometimes we cannot know.
54:24Until we have touched the darkness.
54:37I don't know.
54:38I don't know.
54:46I don't know.
54:52I don't know.
54:52I don't know.
54:57I don't know.
54:58I don't know.
55:17I don't know.
55:18I don't know.
55:31I don't know.
55:35I don't know.
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