the two towers what did aragorn say to the horse

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

[People get together outside the Golden Hall.]

Háma: "Past order of the Rex, the urban center must empty. Nosotros make for the refuge of Captain'due south Deep. Do not brunt yourself with treasures. Take merely what provisions you demand."

Gimli: "Helm's Deep! They abscond to the mountains when they should stand up and fight. Who volition defend them if not their male monarch?"

[They enter the stables.]

Aragorn: "He is only doing what he thinks is best for his people. Captain'due south Deep has saved them in the past."

Gandalf: "In that location is no style out than that of ravine. Théoden is walking into a trap. He thinks he is leading them to condom, only what he'll get is a massacre."

Gandalf: "Théoden has a strong agree but I fear for him. I fear for the survival of Rohan."

Gandalf: "He will need you lot before the end, Aragorn. The people of Rohan will demand you. The defenses have to hold."

Aragorn: "They will hold."

[Gandalf turns to Shadowfax.]

Gandalf: "The Grayness Pilgrim. That is what they used to phone call me. Iii hundred lives of men I've walked this globe and now, I have no time."

Gandalf: "Skillful luck. My search will non be in vain."

Gandalf: "Look to my coming, at first calorie-free, on the fifth day. At dawn, expect to the East."

Aragorn: "Go."

[Shadowfax sprints out of the stable.]

[In the stables, a equus caballus rears. Two men with ropes try to command him.]

[Aragorn approaches.]

Rohan man: "That horse is one-half mad, my lord. At that place's cipher you can practice. Leave him."

[Aragorn speaks to the horse in Rohirric and Elvish. He takes 1 of the ropes and information technology stops rearing. I of the men leaves. Aragorn unties it from the determent. He continues speaking softly and the horse becomes gentle. The other human being leaves.]

Aragorn: "Fæste, stille nú, fæste, stille nú. Lac is drefed, gefrægon." (Fast, repose at present, fast, quiet at present. A boxing is stirred upwardly, they heard.)

Aragorn: "Hwæt nemnað ðe?" (What is your name?)

Èowyn: "His name is Brego. He was my cousin's horse."

Aragorn: "Brego? Ðin nama is cynglic." (Brego? Your name is kingly.)

Aragorn: "Man le trasta, Brego?" (What troubles you, Brego?)

Aragorn: "Man cenich?" (What did yous run into?)

Èowyn: "I've heard of the magic of Elves, just I did not expect for it in a Ranger from the North. You speak every bit i of their own."

Aragorn: "I was raised in Rivendell, for a time."

Aragorn: "Plough this beau complimentary. He has seen enough of war."

[Gríma rides up to Isengard. Inside Orthanc, Saruman listens.]

Saruman: "Gandalf the White. Gandalf the fool! Does he seek to humble me with his newfound piety?"

Gríma: "There were three who followed the wizard. An Elf, a Dwarf and a Homo."

Saruman: (Sniffs.) "You stink of horse. The man, was he from Gondor?"

Gríma: "No, from the Northward. One of the Dúnedain Rangers I idea he was."

Gríma: "His cloth was spoor. And yet he diameter a strange band. Ii serpents with emerald eyes. One devouring, the other crowned with gilt flowers."

[Saruman flips through a book to an analogy of this ring.]

Saruman: "The Ring of Barahir. So Gandalf Greyhame thinks he'due south found Isildur's heir, the lost King of Gondor. He is a fool. The line was broken years agone."

[He snaps the book shut.]

Saruman: "It matters not. The world of Men shall autumn. Information technology will begin at Edoras."

[Refugees brainstorm streaming out of Edoras. Within Théoden's chamber, the king prepares to leave.]

Théoden: "I am prepare, Gamling. Bring my horse."

[Gamling turns to leave, but is stopped by Théoden.]

Théoden: "This is not a defeat. Nosotros will return."

[Gamling leaves, leaving the king to himself.]

Théoden: "We will return."

[Within the hall, Èowyn opens a chest and takes out a sword.]

[She practices with it and swings effectually. Aragorn blocks her swing.]

Aragorn: "You have some skill with a blade."

[Èowyn frees her sword from Aragorn'southward.]

[Aragorn lowers his bract in respect.]

Èowyn: "Women of this country learned long ago that those without swords may even so die upon them."

Èowyn: "I fear neither death nor pain."

Aragorn: "What exercise y'all fear my lady?"

Èowyn: "A cage. To stay backside bars until use and old age accept them. And all gamble of valor has gone beyond recall or desire."

Aragorn: "You are a daughter of kings. A shieldmaiden of Rohan. I practise not call up that will be your fate."

[The people of Rohan are heading towards Captain's Deep.]

[Théoden turns and takes one concluding look at Edoras.]

[At Isengard, Gríma talks with Saruman.]

Gríma: "Théoden will not stay at Edoras. It is vulnerable, he knows this. He will expect an attack on the city. They will flee to Helm's Deep, the great fortress of Rohan."