1 00:01:01:00 00:01:04:00 My dear Frodo,
2 00:01:08:16 00:01:15:00 You asked me once if I had told you everything 
there was to know about my adventures.
3 00:01:16:00 00:01:20:00 And while I can honestly say I have told you the truth,
4 00:01:20:12 00:01:24:00 I may not have told you all of it.
5 00:01:30:12 00:01:32:19 I am old now, Frodo.
6 00:01:33:21 00:01:38:12 I'm not the same hobbit I once was.
7 00:01:40:12 00:01:47:12 I think it is time for you to know 
what really happened.
8 00:01:49:09 00:01:55:00 In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit.
9 00:01:56:00 00:02:01:00 Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, full of worms and oozy smells.
10 00:02:01:19 00:02:05:00 This was a hobbit hole, and that means
11 00:02:05:04 00:02:12:12 Good food, a warm hearth, and all the comforts of home.
12 00:02:36:12 00:02:37:12 Good morning.
13 00:02:37:12 00:02:39:12 What do you mean?
14 00:02:39:12 00:02:44:00 Do you mean to wish me a good morning, 
 or do you mean that it is a good morning whether I want it or not?
15 00:02:45:00 00:02:50:00 Or perhaps you mean to say that you feel 
good on this particular morning?
16 00:02:50:00 00:02:54:00 Or are you simply stating that this is a morning to be good on?
17 00:02:56:00 00:02:59:00 All of them at once, I suppose.
18 00:02:59:00 00:03:01:00 Hmmmm.
19 00:03:04:12 00:03:06:00 Can I help you?
20 00:03:06:00 00:03:08:00 That remains to be seen.
21 00:03:10:00 00:03:14:00 I am looking for someone to share in an adventure.
22 00:03:17:00 00:03:18:07 An adventure?
23 00:03:20:00 00:03:26:00 No, I don't imagine anyone west of Bree 
would have much interest in adventures
24 00:03:26:00 00:03:30:00 Nasty, disturbing, uncomfortable things.
25 00:03:31:02 00:03:33:00 Make you late for dinner.
26 00:03:35:00 00:03:37:00 Hmm.
27 00:03:37:00 00:03:39:00 Hmmmm.
28 00:03:39:00 00:03:43:00 Ahem. Good morning.
29 00:03:43:00 00:03:48:00 To think that I should have lived to be 
"good morning'd" by Beladona Took's son,
30 00:03:48:00 00:03:51:00 As if I were selling buttons at the door!
31 00:03:51:12 00:03:53:00 Beg your pardon?
32 00:03:53:00 00:03:57:00 You've changed, and not entirely for the better, 
Bilbo Baggins.
33 00:03:57:00 00:03:58:00 I'm sorry, do I know you?
34 00:03:58:00 00:04:01:12 Well you know my name, although you don't remember I belong to it.
35 00:04:01:12 00:04:03:00 I'm Gandalf!
36 00:04:03:00 00:04:06:00 And Gandalf means...
37 00:04:07:12 00:04:09:12 ... me.
38 00:04:09:12 00:04:13:16 Not Gandalf, the wandering wizard who made such excellent fireworks?
39 00:04:13:16 00:04:16:02 The Old Took used to have them on Midsummer's Eve!
40 00:04:16:02 00:04:17:02 Yes.
41 00:04:17:12 00:04:19:16 I had no idea you were still in business.
42 00:04:20:12 00:04:22:12 And where else should I be?
43 00:04:22:12 00:04:24:12 Well...
44 00:04:26:12 00:04:31:12 Well I am pleased to find you remember something about me,
45 00:04:31:12 00:04:33:12 even if it is only my fireworks.
46 00:04:35:12 00:04:37:12 Well that's decided.
47 00:04:37:12 00:04:42:12 It will be very good for you, 
and most amusing for me.
48 00:04:43:00 00:04:44:12 I shall inform the others.
49 00:04:44:12 00:04:48:00 Inform the who? What? 
No. No!  No, wait.
50 00:04:48:00 00:04:51:16 We do not want any adventures here. Thank you.
51 00:04:51:16 00:04:53:07 Not today. No.
52 00:04:53:07 00:04:58:19 I suggest you try over the hill, 
or across the water.
53 00:05:00:16 00:05:03:00 Good morning.
54 00:06:18:12 00:06:20:04 [Ring]
55 00:06:25:00 00:06:28:16 Dwalin. At your service.
56 00:06:29:16 00:06:36:12 Umm, Bilbo Baggins at yours.
57 00:06:36:12 00:06:38:12 Do we know each other?
58 00:06:39:00 00:06:40:12 No.
59 00:06:41:00 00:06:42:12 Which way, laddy?
60 00:06:43:00 00:06:44:04 Is it down here?
61 00:06:44:04 00:06:46:04 Is...is what down where?
62 00:06:47:00 00:06:48:04 Supper.
63 00:06:48:12 00:06:50:00 He said there'd be food,
64 00:06:50:00 00:06:51:00 and lots of it.
65 00:06:51:00 00:06:53:00 He? He said?
66 00:06:53:04 00:06:55:00 Who said?
67 00:07:05:00 00:07:08:12 Very good, this. 
Any more?
68 00:07:08:12 00:07:09:12 What?
69 00:07:09:12 00:07:13:12 Oh! Yes, yes.
70 00:07:17:12 00:07:20:12 Help yourself.
71 00:07:22:07 00:07:28:12 It's just that, ummm... I wasn't expecting company.
72 00:07:28:12 00:07:29:04 [Ring]
73 00:07:31:00 00:07:32:12 That'll be the door.
74 00:07:37:12 00:07:40:12 Balin. At your service.
75 00:07:41:04 00:07:42:07 Good evening.
76 00:07:42:07 00:07:44:07 Yes, yes it is.
77 00:07:44:21 00:07:46:21 Although, I think it might rain later.
78 00:07:47:07 00:07:49:04 Am I late?
79 00:07:49:04 00:07:51:09 Late for what?
80 00:07:51:09 00:07:53:21 Oh! Haha!
81 00:07:53:21 00:07:56:00 Evening, brother.
82 00:07:57:00 00:08:00:00 By my beard!
83 00:08:00:00 00:08:03:00 You are shorter and wider than last we met.
84 00:08:03:00 00:08:05:00 Wider, not shorter.
85 00:08:05:00 00:08:07:00 Sharp enough for both of us.
86 00:08:17:12 00:08:19:16 Excuse me. Sorry. I hate to interrupt.
87 00:08:19:16 00:08:24:00 Uhh, the thing is, I'm not entirely sure you're in the right house.
88 00:08:24:00 00:08:25:00 Have you eaten?
89 00:08:25:00 00:08:27:00 It's not that I don't like visitors.
90 00:08:27:00 00:08:30:14 I like visitors as much as the next hobbit,
91 00:08:30:14 00:08:34:00 but I do like to know them before they come visiting.
92 00:08:34:00 00:08:34:16 What is this?
93 00:08:34:16 00:08:37:04 I don't know. I think it's supposed to be cheese. It's gone blue.
94 00:08:37:04 00:08:38:04 It's riddled with mold.
95 00:08:38:04 00:08:43:14 The thing is, I don't know either of you. 
Not in the slightest.
96 00:08:43:14 00:08:45:04 I don't mean to be blunt, but I...
97 00:08:45:04 00:08:47:07 but I had to speak my mind. I am sorry.
98 00:08:49:02 00:08:49:19 Ahem.
99 00:08:51:04 00:08:53:00 Apology accepted.
100 00:08:53:00 00:08:53:09 Well.
101 00:08:53:09 00:08:55:09 O, now fill it up, brother. 
Don't stint.
102 00:08:55:09 00:08:56:21 [Ring]
103 00:09:01:14 00:09:06:00 Fili and Kili. 
At your service.
104 00:09:06:00 00:09:07:09 You must be Mr. Boggins.
105 00:09:07:09 00:09:09:12 Nope!  You can't come in. 
You've come to the wrong house.
106 00:09:09:12 00:09:11:22 What?! Has it been canceled?
107 00:09:11:22 00:09:13:08 No one told us.
108 00:09:13:08 00:09:15:06 No, nothing's been canceled.
109 00:09:15:06 00:09:17:06 Well that's a relief.
110 00:09:20:15 00:09:23:15 Careful with these. I just had them sharpened.
111 00:09:24:00 00:09:25:15 It's nice, this place.
112 00:09:26:16 00:09:27:20 Did you do it yourself?
113 00:09:27:20 00:09:29:20 No, it's been in the family for years.
114 00:09:29:20 00:09:33:02 That's my mother's glory box! 
Can you please not do that?
115 00:09:33:02 00:09:35:16 Fili, Kili. Come on, give us a hand.
116 00:09:35:16 00:09:37:04 Mr. Dwalin.
117 00:09:39:04 00:09:41:19 Let's shove this in the hallway. 
Otherwise we'll never get everyone in.
118 00:09:41:19 00:09:44:00 Everyone!? How many more are there?
119 00:09:44:19 00:09:46:00 Oh, no.
120 00:09:46:00 00:09:50:00 No. No! There's nobody home!
121 00:09:50:00 00:09:53:00 Go away, and bother somebody else!
122 00:09:53:00 00:09:56:04 There's far too many dwarves in my dining room as it is!
123 00:09:56:04 00:10:00:04 If this is some clodhead's idea of a joke,
124 00:10:00:04 00:10:04:12 I can only say, it is in very poor taste!
125 00:10:13:12 00:10:15:00 Gandalf.
126 00:10:15:00 00:10:17:12 Those are my plates! Excuse me! Not my wine.
127 00:10:17:12 00:10:18:12 Put that back.
128 00:10:18:12 00:10:19:12 Put that back!
129 00:10:19:12 00:10:20:16 Not the jam, please.
130 00:10:20:16 00:10:22:02 Excuse me. Excuse me.
131 00:10:22:02 00:10:25:00 A tad excessive, isn't it? 
Have you got a cheese knife?
132 00:10:25:00 00:10:27:07 Cheese knife? He eats it by the block.
133 00:10:28:07 00:10:30:00 No, no that's Grandpa Mungo's chair.
134 00:10:30:00 00:10:33:00 So is that. Take it back, please. 
Take it back, it's an antique!
135 00:10:33:00 00:10:34:04 Not for sitting on.
136 00:10:41:04 00:10:42:04 Excuse me,
137 00:10:42:04 00:10:44:00 Mr. Gandalf?
138 00:10:44:00 00:10:46:19 May I tempt you with a cup of chamomile?
139 00:10:46:19 00:10:50:19 Oh, no thank you, Dori.
A little red wine for me, I think.
140 00:10:59:00 00:11:01:19 Fili, Kili.
141 00:11:01:19 00:11:03:19 Oin, Gloin.
142 00:11:03:19 00:11:05:19 Dwalin, Balin.
143 00:11:05:19 00:11:08:19 Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, 
Dori, Nori.
144 00:11:08:19 00:11:10:19 Ori.
145 00:11:14:19 00:11:16:19 Yes, you are quite right, Bifur.
146 00:11:17:00 00:11:20:00 We appear to be one dwarf short.
147 00:11:20:00 00:11:21:09 He is late is all.
148 00:11:21:09 00:11:25:09 He traveled North to a meeting of our kin.
He will come.
149 00:11:25:14 00:11:29:15 Mr. Gandalf, a little glass of red wine as requested.
150 00:11:29:15 00:11:31:15 It's got a fruity bouquet.
151 00:11:31:15 00:11:33:15 Ahhh, cheers.
152 00:11:45:09 00:11:47:00 Bombur, catch!
153 00:12:01:00 00:12:02:00 Who wants an ale?
154 00:12:02:00 00:12:03:00 There you go.
155 00:12:04:21 00:12:08:00 Have another drink! 
Here you go.
156 00:12:12:12 00:12:14:00 Ale on the count of three.
157 00:12:14:00 00:12:16:12 One. Two.
158 00:12:26:07 00:12:29:07 Excuse me, that is a doily, not a dishcloth.
159 00:12:29:07 00:12:30:07 But it's full of holes!
160 00:12:30:07 00:12:32:10 It's supposed to look like that. 
It's crochet.
161 00:12:32:12 00:12:35:07 Oh, and a wonderful game it is, too!
If you've got the balls for it.
162 00:12:35:07 00:12:37:14 Bebother and confusticate these dwarves!
163 00:12:37:14 00:12:41:00 My dear Bilbo, what on earth is the matter?
164 00:12:41:00 00:12:42:00 What's the matter?
165 00:12:42:00 00:12:45:12 I'm surrounded by dwarves. 
What are they doing here?
166 00:12:45:12 00:12:47:20 Oh, they're quite a merry gathering
167 00:12:47:22 00:12:49:06 once you get used to them.
168 00:12:49:06 00:12:52:00 I don't want to get used to them!
169 00:12:52:00 00:12:52:21 The state of my kitchen!
170 00:12:52:21 00:12:56:21 There's mud trod into the carpet. They've pillaged the pantry.
171 00:12:56:21 00:13:00:07 I'm not even going to tell you what they've done in the bathroom.
They've all but destroyed the plumbing.
172 00:13:00:07 00:13:02:12 I don't understand what they're doing in my house!
173 00:13:03:00 00:13:08:19 Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt, but what should I do with my plate?
174 00:13:08:19 00:13:10:19 Here you go Ori, give it to me.
175 00:13:16:12 00:13:21:00 Excuse me! That's my mother's Westfarthing pottery. 
It's over 100 years old!
176 00:13:25:00 00:13:28:00 And can you not do that? 
You'll blunt them.
177 00:13:28:00 00:13:30:04 Oh, do you hear that, lads?
178 00:13:30:04 00:13:33:04 He says we'll blunt the knives.
179 00:13:33:04 00:13:35:14 Blunt the knives and bend the forks!
180 00:13:35:14 00:13:38:14 Smash the bottles and burn the corks!
181 00:13:38:14 00:13:40:21 Chip the glasses and crack the plates!
182 00:13:40:21 00:13:43:21 That's what Bilbo Baggins hates.
183 00:13:43:21 00:13:45:12 Cut the cloth and trail the fat!
184 00:13:45:12 00:13:47:12 Leave the bones on the bedroom mat!
185 00:13:47:12 00:13:49:21 Pour the milk on the pantry floor!
186 00:13:51:00 00:13:53:07 Splash the wine on every door!
187 00:13:53:07 00:13:55:07 Dump the crocks in a boiling bowl!
188 00:13:55:07 00:13:57:07 Pound them up with a thumping pole!
189 00:13:57:07 00:14:02:07 And when you've finished, if they are whole,
190 00:14:02:07 00:14:04:07 Send them down the hall to roll!
191 00:14:12:07 00:14:15:00 That's what Bilbo Baggins hates!
192 00:14:21:14 00:14:22:16 [Banging on the door]
193 00:14:27:21 00:14:29:21 He is here.
194 00:14:33:21 00:14:34:16 Gandalf,
195 00:14:36:16 00:14:40:00 I thought you said this place would be easy to find.
196 00:14:40:00 00:14:42:00 I lost my way. Twice.
197 00:14:42:00 00:14:45:04 I wouldn't have found it at all had it not been for that mark on the door.
198 00:14:45:04 00:14:48:14 Mark? There's no mark on that door.
It was painted a week ago!
199 00:14:48:14 00:14:52:14 There is a mark. I put it there myself.
200 00:14:52:14 00:14:57:04 Bilbo Baggins, allow me to introduce the leader of our company:
201 00:14:57:04 00:14:59:12 Thorin Oakensheild.
202 00:14:59:12 00:15:01:12 So...
203 00:15:02:04 00:15:03:12 ...this is the hobbit.
204 00:15:05:12 00:15:07:12 Tell me, Mr. Baggins, have you done much fighting?
205 00:15:07:12 00:15:08:07 Pardon me?
206 00:15:08:07 00:15:11:16 Axe or sword? 
What's your weapon of choice?
207 00:15:11:16 00:15:18:21 Well, I have some skill at Conkers, if you must know, 
but I fail to see why that's relevant.
208 00:15:18:21 00:15:21:00 Thought as much.
209 00:15:21:00 00:15:23:00 He looks more like a grocer than a burglar.
210 00:15:29:00 00:15:32:19 What news from the meeting in Ered Luin? 
Did they all come?
211 00:15:32:19 00:15:35:00 Aye. Envoys from all seven kingdoms.
212 00:15:36:00 00:15:39:12 And what do the dwarves of the iron hills say?
213 00:15:39:12 00:15:41:12 Is Dain with us?
214 00:15:44:00 00:15:46:00 They will not come.
215 00:15:48:12 00:15:52:12 They say this quest is ours, and ours alone.
216 00:15:55:00 00:15:57:00 You're going on a quest?
217 00:15:58:00 00:16:03:00 Bilbo, my dear fellow, 
let us have a little more light.
218 00:16:04:04 00:16:13:00 Far to the East, over ranges and rivers,
beyond woodlands and wastelands
219 00:16:13:00 00:16:15:04 lies a single solitary peak.
220 00:16:18:21 00:16:20:21 The Lonely Mountain.
221 00:16:21:21 00:16:28:21 Aye. Oin has read the portents, 
and the portents say, "It is time."
222 00:16:28:21 00:16:33:04 Ravens have been seen flying back to the Mountain, as it was foretold.
223 00:16:33:04 00:16:40:21 "When the birds of yore return to Erebor, the reign of the beast will end."
224 00:16:44:00 00:16:45:12 What beast?
225 00:16:45:12 00:16:51:21 Well that would be a reference to Smaug the Terrible, 
chiefest and greatest calamity of our age.
226 00:16:51:21 00:16:59:02 Airborne fire-breather, teeth like razors, claws like meat hooks, 
extremely fond of precious metals
227 00:16:59:02 00:17:00:12 Yes, I know what a dragon is.
228 00:17:00:12 00:17:02:12 I'm not afraid. I'm up for it.
229 00:17:02:12 00:17:06:00 I'll give him a taste of dwarfish iron right up his jacksie!
230 00:17:06:12 00:17:07:12 Sit down.
231 00:17:07:12 00:17:10:12 The task would be difficult enough with an army behind us,
232 00:17:10:12 00:17:12:12 but we number just 13,
233 00:17:12:12 00:17:16:14 and not 13 of the best... nor brightest.
234 00:17:21:00 00:17:27:07 We may be few in number, but we're fighters, all of us.
To the last dwarf!
235 00:17:27:16 00:17:33:14 And you forget, we have a wizard in our company. 
Gandalf will have killed hundreds of dragons in his time!
236 00:17:33:14 00:17:35:12 O well, no. I wouldn't say...
237 00:17:35:12 00:17:39:07 How many then? How many dragons have you killed?
238 00:17:42:00 00:17:44:00 Go on. Give us a number!
239 00:17:53:00 00:17:58:00 If we have read these signs, do you not think others will have read them too?
240 00:17:59:12 00:18:02:00 Rumors have begun to spread.
241 00:18:02:00 00:18:05:00 The dragon Smaug has not been seen for sixty years.
242 00:18:06:00 00:18:12:12 Eyes look East to the Mountain. Assessing, wondering, weighing the risk.
243 00:18:12:19 00:18:16:14 Perhaps the vast wealth of our people now lies unprotected.
244 00:18:16:14 00:18:24:02 Do we sit back while others claim what is rightfully ours? 
Or do we seize this chance to take back Erebor?
245 00:18:26:02 00:18:29:02 You forget: the front gate is sealed.
246 00:18:29:02 00:18:31:14 There is no way into the mountain.
247 00:18:31:14 00:18:35:14 That, my dear Balin, is not entirely true.
248 00:18:39:21 00:18:41:21 How came you by this?
249 00:18:41:21 00:18:48:02 It was given to me by your father, by Thrain, for safekeeping.
250 00:18:48:14 00:18:50:14 It is yours now.
251 00:18:58:00 00:19:02:13 If there is a key, there must be a door.
252 00:19:03:01 00:19:07:00 These runes speak of a hidden passage to the Lower Halls.
253 00:19:07:12 00:19:09:12 There's another way in.
254 00:19:10:00 00:19:15:12 Well, if we can find it, but dwarf doors are invisible when closed.
255 00:19:16:12 00:19:21:12 The answer lies hidden somewhere in this map,
and I do not have the skill to find it,
256 00:19:21:12 00:19:26:12 but there are others in Middle Earth who can.
257 00:19:26:12 00:19:32:12 The task I have in mind will require a great deal of stealth,
and no small amount of courage.
258 00:19:32:12 00:19:38:00 But if you are careful, and clever, 
I believe that it can be done.
259 00:19:38:00 00:19:40:00 That's why we need a burglar!
260 00:19:40:00 00:19:43:00 Hmm, and a good one too.
An expert, I'd imagine.
261 00:19:43:00 00:19:45:12 And are you?
262 00:19:48:12 00:19:49:16 Am I what?
263 00:19:49:16 00:19:52:16 He said he's an expert!
264 00:19:53:04 00:19:56:00 Me? No, no, no.
I'm not a burglar.
265 00:19:56:00 00:19:58:00 I've never stolen a thing in my life.
266 00:19:58:00 00:20:01:12 I'm afraid I have to agree with Mr. Baggins.
267 00:20:01:12 00:20:03:12 He's hardly burglar material.
268 00:20:03:12 00:20:04:12 Nope.
269 00:20:04:12 00:20:09:12 Aye, the wild is no place for gentle folk
who can neither fight nor fend for themselves.
270 00:20:16:12 00:20:23:00 Enough!  If I say Bilbo Baggins is a burglar, 
then a burglar he is.
271 00:20:24:04 00:20:27:00 Hobbits are remarkably light on their feet.
272 00:20:27:00 00:20:30:04 In fact, they can pass unseen by most, if they choose.
273 00:20:30:04 00:20:37:04 And while the dragon is accustomed to the smell of dwarf, 
the scent of a hobbit is all but unknown to him,
274 00:20:37:04 00:20:40:04 which gives us a distinct advantage.
275 00:20:40:04 00:20:43:07 You asked me to find the 14th member of this company,
276 00:20:43:07 00:20:45:21 and I have chosen Mr. Baggins.
277 00:20:45:21 00:20:48:14 There's a lot more to him than appearances suggest.
278 00:20:48:14 00:20:52:14 And he's got a great deal more to offer than any of you know,
279 00:20:52:14 00:20:54:14 including himself.
280 00:21:00:00 00:21:02:00 You must trust me on this.
281 00:21:05:12 00:21:10:12 Very well. We will do it your way. 
Give him the contract!
282 00:21:10:12 00:21:11:12 No, please!
283 00:21:11:12 00:21:19:00 It's just the usual summary of out-of-pocket expenses, 
time required, remuneration, funeral arrangements, so forth.
284 00:21:19:12 00:21:21:00 Funeral arrangements?
285 00:21:26:19 00:21:28:19 I cannot guarantee his safety.
286 00:21:28:19 00:21:29:21 Understood.
287 00:21:30:07 00:21:33:04 Nor will I be responsible for his fate.
288 00:21:36:16 00:21:38:04 Agreed.
289 00:21:38:04 00:21:43:19 Terms: Cash on delivery, up to but not exceeding 1/14 of total profit, if any.
290 00:21:43:19 00:21:45:15 Seems fair.
291 00:21:45:15 00:21:50:15 Present company shall not be liable for injuries inflicted by or sustained as a consequence thereof,
292 00:21:50:15 00:21:54:15 including, but not limited to: 
lacerations...
293 00:21:55:15 00:21:57:15 evisceration...
294 00:21:59:22 00:22:01:22 Incineration?
295 00:22:01:22 00:22:05:22 Aye! He'll melt the flesh off your bones in the blink of an eye.
296 00:22:09:22 00:22:10:18 You alright, laddy?
297 00:22:10:18 00:22:14:13 Huh? Yeah. I feel...
298 00:22:14:13 00:22:16:06 I feel a bit faint.
299 00:22:16:06 00:22:18:01 Think furnace with wings.
300 00:22:18:01 00:22:19:15 Air. I need air.
301 00:22:19:15 00:22:24:20 Flash of light, searing pain, then poof! 
You're nothin' more than a pile of ash.
302 00:22:24:20 00:22:26:20 Hmmm.
303 00:22:31:06 00:22:32:01 Nope.
304 00:22:32:01 00:22:35:08 Oh, very helpful, Bofur.
305 00:22:35:08 00:22:38:00 I'll be alright.  Just let me sit quietly for a moment.
306 00:22:38:00 00:22:41:14 You've been sitting quietly for far too long!
307 00:22:41:14 00:22:48:14 Tell me: When did doilies and your mother's dishes become so important to you?
308 00:22:48:14 00:22:53:14 I remember a young hobbit who was always running off in search of elves in the woods.
309 00:22:53:14 00:22:57:00 He'd stay out late, come home after dark,
310 00:22:57:00 00:23:00:12 trailing mud and twigs and fireflies.
311 00:23:00:12 00:23:06:12 A young hobbit who would've liked nothing better than 
to find out what was beyond the borders of the Shire.
312 00:23:06:21 00:23:10:12 The world is not in your books and maps.
313 00:23:11:16 00:23:13:16 It's out there.
314 00:23:15:12 00:23:18:07 I can't just go running off into the blue!
315 00:23:18:07 00:23:20:07 I am a Baggins...
316 00:23:20:07 00:23:21:14 ...of Bag End.
317 00:23:21:14 00:23:23:22 You are also a Took!
318 00:23:25:13 00:23:31:22 Did you know that your great-great-great-great Uncle Bullroarer Took 
was so large he could ride a real horse?
319 00:23:31:22 00:23:32:13 Yes
320 00:23:32:13 00:23:34:13 Well he could!
321 00:23:34:13 00:23:37:13 At the Battle of Greenfields, he charged the Goblin ranks.
322 00:23:37:13 00:23:41:13 He swung his club so hard, it knocked the Goblin King's head clean off,
323 00:23:41:13 00:23:45:13 and it sailed a hundred yards through the air and went down a rabbit hole.
324 00:23:45:13 00:23:51:13 And thus the battle was won, 
and the game of golf invented at the same time.
325 00:23:54:13 00:23:56:03 I do believe you made that up.
326 00:23:56:03 00:23:59:22 Well, all good stories deserve embellishment.
327 00:24:02:00 00:24:05:19 You'll have a tale or two to tell of your own when you come back.
328 00:24:09:19 00:24:12:09 Can you promise that I will come back?
329 00:24:14:04 00:24:15:04 No.
330 00:24:15:12 00:24:18:00 And if you do...
331 00:24:18:00 00:24:20:00 you will not be the same.
332 00:24:22:12 00:24:24:00 That's what I thought.
333 00:24:24:04 00:24:28:09 Sorry, Gandalf. I can't sign this.
334 00:24:30:00 00:24:32:00 You've got the wrong hobbit.
335 00:24:38:04 00:24:43:04 It appears we have lost our burglar.
336 00:24:43:04 00:24:45:04 Probably for the best.
337 00:24:45:14 00:24:47:14 The odds were always against us.
338 00:24:47:21 00:24:51:14 After all, what are we?
339 00:24:51:14 00:24:57:14 Merchants, miners, tinkers, toy makers.
340 00:24:57:14 00:25:00:14 Hardly the stuff of legend.
341 00:25:00:21 00:25:03:19 There are a few warriors amongst us.
342 00:25:03:19 00:25:05:19 Old warriors.
343 00:25:05:19 00:25:10:12  I would take each and every one of these dwarves over an army from the Iron Hills,
344 00:25:11:00 00:25:14:12 for when I called upon them, they answered.
345 00:25:14:12 00:25:19:12 Loyalty, honor, a willing heart.
346 00:25:21:12 00:25:24:00 I can ask no more than that.
347 00:25:24:04 00:25:26:09 You don't have to do this.
348 00:25:26:14 00:25:28:16 You have a choice.
349 00:25:28:16 00:25:32:16 You've done honorably by our people.
350 00:25:32:16 00:25:36:00 You have built a new life for us in the Blue Mountains.
351 00:25:36:00 00:25:39:12 A life of peace and plenty.
352 00:25:41:00 00:25:45:04 A life that is worth more than all the gold in Erebor.
353 00:25:45:15 00:25:49:04 From the grandfather to my father,
354 00:25:49:04 00:25:51:04 this has come to me.
355 00:25:52:21 00:25:57:04 They dreamt of the day when the dwarves of Erebor would reclaim their homeland.
356 00:25:58:00 00:26:01:04 There is no choice, Balin.
357 00:26:02:12 00:26:04:00 Not for me.
358 00:26:06:04 00:26:09:04 Then we are with you, laddy.
359 00:26:09:16 00:26:11:14 We will see it done.
360 00:26:34:07 00:26:41:12 Far over the misty mountains cold,
361 00:26:43:00 00:26:51:12 To dungeons deep and caverns old,
362 00:26:52:04 00:26:59:12 We must away ere break of day
363 00:27:01:16 00:27:10:00 To find our long forgotten gold.
364 00:27:10:12 00:27:19:12 The pines were roaring on the height,
365 00:27:19:12 00:27:28:00 The winds were moaning in the night,
366 00:27:28:00 00:27:37:00 The fire was red, it flaming spread;
367 00:27:37:00 00:27:46:00 The trees like torches blazed with light.
368 00:28:16:00 00:28:17:12 Hello?
369 00:28:27:12 00:28:31:00 Yes.  Yes!
370 00:29:38:04 00:29:41:04 You! Mr. Bilbo, where are you off to?
371 00:29:41:04 00:29:43:00 Can't stop! I'm already late.
372 00:29:43:00 00:29:44:00 Late for what?
373 00:29:44:00 00:29:47:00 I'm going on an adventure!
374 00:29:53:00 00:29:56:04 Didn't I say it? Coming here was a waste of time!
375 00:29:56:04 00:29:58:00 That's true enough!
376 00:29:58:00 00:30:01:00 Ridiculous notion. Use a hobbit?! A halfling?
377 00:30:01:00 00:30:03:00 Whose idea was it anyway?
378 00:30:03:00 00:30:05:12 Wait! Wait!
379 00:30:16:16 00:30:18:16 I signed it.
380 00:30:30:14 00:30:32:12 Everything appears to be in order.
381 00:30:33:12 00:30:40:00 Welcome, Master Baggins, to the company of Thorin Oakenshield.
382 00:30:45:07 00:30:47:00 Give him a pony.
383 00:30:47:00 00:30:49:12 No, no, no. That won't be necessary. Thank you.
384 00:30:49:12 00:30:51:12 I'm sure I can keep up on foot.
385 00:30:51:12 00:30:53:19 I've done my fair share of walking holidays.
386 00:30:53:19 00:30:55:19 I even got as far as Frogmorton once.
387 00:31:10:00 00:31:13:00 Come on, Nori. Pay up!
388 00:31:16:00 00:31:17:04 What's that about?
389 00:31:17:14 00:31:22:04 Oh, they took wagers on whether or not you would turn up.
390 00:31:22:04 00:31:24:19 Most of them bet that you wouldn't.
391 00:31:26:19 00:31:29:12 And what did you think?
392 00:31:32:12 00:31:37:12 My dear fellow, I never doubted you for a second.
393 00:31:41:16 00:31:46:04 Oh, it's horse hair. Having a reaction.
394 00:31:48:07 00:31:50:02 Wait, wait.  Stop!
395 00:31:50:02 00:31:52:02 Stop!  We have to turn around!
396 00:31:52:07 00:31:54:19 What on earth is the matter?
397 00:31:54:19 00:31:56:12 I forgot my handkerchief.
398 00:31:56:12 00:31:58:12 Here!
399 00:31:58:12 00:32:00:12 Use this.
400 00:32:04:02 00:32:05:12 Move on.
401 00:32:12:12 00:32:15:19 You'll have to manage without pocket handkerchiefs,
402 00:32:15:19 00:32:18:19 and a good many other things, Bilbo Baggins,
403 00:32:18:19 00:32:21:19 before we reach our journey's end.
404 00:32:22:19 00:32:27:00 You were born to the rolling hills and little rivers of the Shire,
405 00:32:28:14 00:32:31:19 but home is now behind you.
406 00:32:31:19 00:32:34:19 The world is ahead.
407 00:32:59:04 00:33:01:00 We'll camp here for the night.
408 00:33:01:12 00:33:04:00 Fili, Kili. Care for the ponies.
409 00:33:04:00 00:33:06:00 Make sure you stay with them.
410 00:33:06:12 00:33:10:12 A farmer and his family used to live here.
411 00:33:10:12 00:33:11:16 Oin, Gloin.
412 00:33:11:16 00:33:12:09 Aye?
413 00:33:12:09 00:33:13:16 Get a fire going.
414 00:33:13:16 00:33:14:07 Right you are.
415 00:33:14:07 00:33:19:00 I think it would be wiser to move on.
416 00:33:19:00 00:33:21:00 We could make for the hidden valley.
417 00:33:22:07 00:33:26:19 I have told you already. 
I will not go near that place.
418 00:33:26:19 00:33:29:07 Why not? The elves could help us.
419 00:33:29:07 00:33:31:12 We could get food, rest, advice.
420 00:33:31:12 00:33:33:14 I do not need their advice.
421 00:33:33:14 00:33:37:14 We have a map that we cannot read. 
Lord Elrond could help us.
422 00:33:37:16 00:33:39:14 Help?
423 00:33:39:14 00:33:45:00 A dragon attacks Erebor. What help came from the elves?
424 00:33:46:00 00:33:50:00 Orcs plunder Moria, desecrate our sacred halls.
425 00:33:50:00 00:33:53:00 The elves looked on and did nothing.
426 00:33:53:00 00:33:57:12 You ask me to seek out the very people who betrayed my grandfather.
427 00:33:58:07 00:34:00:07 Who betrayed my father.
428 00:34:00:07 00:34:02:07 You are neither of them.
429 00:34:02:07 00:34:06:07 I did not give you that map and key for you to hold onto the past.
430 00:34:06:07 00:34:08:07 I did not know that they were yours to keep!
431 00:34:14:12 00:34:17:12 Everything alright?  Gandalf, where are you going?
432 00:34:17:12 00:34:21:00 To seek the company of the only one around here who's got any sense.
433 00:34:21:00 00:34:21:19 And who's that?
434 00:34:21:19 00:34:23:19 Myself, Mr. Baggins!
435 00:34:24:07 00:34:27:00 I've had enough of dwarves for one day.
436 00:34:28:12 00:34:31:00 Come on Bombur, we're hungry.
437 00:34:31:07 00:34:33:00 Is he coming back?
438 00:34:37:14 00:34:38:21 He's been a long time.
439 00:34:38:21 00:34:40:00 Who?
440 00:34:40:00 00:34:40:16 Gandalf.
441 00:34:40:16 00:34:43:00 He's a wizard! He does as he chooses.
442 00:34:43:00 00:34:46:16 Here. Do us a favor: take this to the lads.
443 00:34:46:16 00:34:48:00 Stop it, you've have plenty.
444 00:35:07:12 00:35:08:12 What's the matter?
445 00:35:08:12 00:35:10:07 We're supposed to be looking out for the ponies.
446 00:35:10:07 00:35:13:07 Only we've encountered a slight problem.
447 00:35:13:07 00:35:15:07 We had 16.
448 00:35:15:07 00:35:17:09 Now there's 14.
449 00:35:21:16 00:35:23:00 Daisy and Bungo are missing.
450 00:35:24:00 00:35:26:07 Well that's not good.
451 00:35:26:07 00:35:28:00 And that is not good at all!
452 00:35:28:00 00:35:29:04 Shouldn't we tell Thorin?
453 00:35:29:04 00:35:31:14 Uhh, no. Let's not worry him.
454 00:35:31:21 00:35:35:12 As our official burglar, we thought you might like to look into it.
455 00:35:35:12 00:35:40:21 Well, uh, something big uprooted these trees.
456 00:35:40:21 00:35:41:19 That was our thinking.
457 00:35:41:19 00:35:47:00 Something very big, and possibly quite dangerous.
458 00:35:47:12 00:35:49:12 Hey!
There's a light.
459 00:35:50:12 00:35:51:12 Over here.
460 00:35:55:00 00:35:56:00 Stay down!
461 00:36:01:00 00:36:03:00 What is it?
462 00:36:03:00 00:36:05:00 Trolls.
463 00:36:31:00 00:36:33:00 He's got Myrtle and Mindy!
464 00:36:33:00 00:36:37:00 I think they're going to eat them. 
We have to do something!
465 00:36:37:00 00:36:39:00 Yes, you should.
466 00:36:39:00 00:36:41:12 Mountain trolls are slow and stupid,
467 00:36:41:12 00:36:43:00 and you're so small, they'll never see you.
468 00:36:43:00 00:36:45:12 It's perfectly safe!  We'll be right behind you.
469 00:36:45:12 00:36:49:04 If you run into trouble, hoot twice like a barn owl and once like a brown owl.
470 00:36:49:04 00:36:50:04 Twice like a barn owl.
471 00:36:50:04 00:36:51:19 No, twice like a brown...
472 00:36:51:19 00:36:53:04 Once like a barn...
473 00:36:53:04 00:36:55:00 Are you sure this is a good idea?
474 00:36:55:00 00:36:58:00 Mutton yesterday. Mutton today.
475 00:36:58:00 00:37:02:12 And blimey, if it don't look like mutton again tomorrow.
476 00:37:02:12 00:37:04:12 Quit your griping.
477 00:37:04:12 00:37:06:12 These ain't sheep.
478 00:37:07:12 00:37:10:12 These is fresh nags!
479 00:37:10:12 00:37:12:19 I don't like horse. I never have.
480 00:37:12:19 00:37:14:09 Not enough fat on them.
481 00:37:14:21 00:37:17:00 Well it's better than a leathery old farmer.
482 00:37:17:00 00:37:19:00 All skin and bone, he was.
483 00:37:19:00 00:37:22:00 I'm still picking bits of him out of me teeth.
484 00:37:23:00 00:37:26:00 Well, that's lovely, that is. A floater!
485 00:37:26:00 00:37:28:09 Might improve the flavor.
486 00:37:28:09 00:37:30:09 Ahh, there's more where that came from.
487 00:37:31:09 00:37:33:00 Oh no you don't!
488 00:37:33:00 00:37:34:12 Sit down!
489 00:37:36:12 00:37:39:07 I hope you're gonna gut these nags.
490 00:37:39:07 00:37:42:07 I don't like the stinky parts.
491 00:37:43:07 00:37:45:07 I said sit down!
492 00:37:46:00 00:37:49:07 I'm starving. Are we having horse tonight or what?
493 00:37:49:14 00:37:51:16 Shut your cake hole.
494 00:37:51:16 00:37:53:21 You'll eat what I give ya.
495 00:37:54:21 00:37:58:16 How come he's the cook?  Everything tastes the same.
496 00:37:58:16 00:38:00:16 Everything tastes like chicken.
497 00:38:00:16 00:38:02:09 Except the chicken.
498 00:38:02:09 00:38:04:09 Wrap your laughing gear around that, mate.
499 00:38:06:09 00:38:08:09 Good, isn't it?
500 00:38:13:00 00:38:14:09 Blimey!
501 00:38:14:09 00:38:17:09 Bert! Look what's come out of me hooter!
502 00:38:17:09 00:38:19:09 It's got arms and legs and everything!
503 00:38:20:00 00:38:21:09 What is it?
504 00:38:21:09 00:38:25:09 I don't know, but I don't like the way it wriggles around.
505 00:38:27:12 00:38:31:12 What are you then? An oversized squirrel?
506 00:38:31:12 00:38:33:12 I'm a burglar. Uhh, hobbit!
507 00:38:33:12 00:38:35:12 A burglarhobbit?
508 00:38:35:12 00:38:37:12 Can we cook him?
509 00:38:37:12 00:38:39:16 We can try!
510 00:38:42:00 00:38:48:00 He wouldn’t make more than a mouthful, not when he’s skinned and boned!
511 00:38:48:00 00:38:51:00 Perhaps there’s more burglar-hobbits around these parts.
512 00:38:51:00 00:38:53:04 Might be enough for a pie.
513 00:38:54:04 00:38:55:04 Grab him!
514 00:38:55:04 00:38:57:04 It's too quick.
515 00:38:57:04 00:38:59:04 Come here, you little...
516 00:39:00:04 00:39:01:04 Gotcha!
517 00:39:01:04 00:39:06:04 Are there any more of you little fellas hiding where you shouldn’t?
518 00:39:10:00 00:39:11:00 Drop him!
519 00:39:11:07 00:39:13:04 You what?
520 00:39:13:04 00:39:15:04 I said,
521 00:39:15:04 00:39:17:04 Drop him.
522 00:40:15:12 00:40:16:19 Bilbo!
523 00:40:18:00 00:40:21:00 Lay down your arms,
524 00:40:21:00 00:40:23:00 or we'll rip his off!
525 00:40:38:00 00:40:39:12 That's hot, that's hot!
526 00:40:39:12 00:40:41:12 Don't bother cooking 'em.
527 00:40:41:12 00:40:45:12 Let's just sit on 'em, and squash them into jelly. 
(Put me down!)
528 00:40:45:12 00:40:50:19 They should be salty and grilled, with a sprinkle of sage. 
(Untie me!)
529 00:40:50:19 00:40:53:19 Oh, that does sound quite nice.
(Is this really necessary?)
530 00:40:56:12 00:41:01:00 Never mind the seasoning. We ain't got all night.
531 00:41:01:00 00:41:02:14 Dawn ain't far away
532 00:41:02:14 00:41:04:14 Let's get a move on.
533 00:41:04:14 00:41:07:04 I don't fancy being turned to stone!
534 00:41:09:12 00:41:11:00 Wait!
535 00:41:11:00 00:41:14:04 You are making a terrible mistake.
536 00:41:14:04 00:41:16:21 You can't reason with them. 
They're half-wits!
537 00:41:16:21 00:41:18:21 Half-wits?  What does that make us?
538 00:41:19:00 00:41:22:12 I meant with the, uh, with the seasoning.
539 00:41:22:12 00:41:25:05 What about the seasoning?
540 00:41:25:05 00:41:27:05 Well, have you smelt them?
541 00:41:27:05 00:41:31:05 You're gonna need something stronger than sage before you plate this lot up! 
(Traitor!)
542 00:41:31:05 00:41:34:07 What do you know about cooking dwarf?
543 00:41:34:07 00:41:39:07 Shut up! And let the…uh, flurgerburbur-hobbit talk.
544 00:41:39:23 00:41:43:07 The secret to cooking dwarf is um...
545 00:41:43:07 00:41:45:10 Yes? Come on!
546 00:41:45:10 00:41:46:02 It's uh...
547 00:41:46:02 00:41:46:22 Tell us the secret!
548 00:41:46:22 00:41:50:01 Yes, I'm telling you! The secret is...
549 00:41:51:13 00:41:54:01 ...to skin them first.
550 00:41:55:13 00:41:57:07 Tom, get me filleting knife.
551 00:41:57:07 00:41:59:21 What!?  Forget you, you little...
552 00:41:59:21 00:42:02:00 I won't forget that. I won't forget it!
553 00:42:02:00 00:42:07:00 What a load of rubbish!  I've eaten plenty with their skins on.
554 00:42:07:00 00:42:10:00 Scoff 'em I say, boots and all!
555 00:42:10:12 00:42:13:00 He's right.
556 00:42:13:00 00:42:15:04 There's nothing wrong with a bit of raw dwarf.
557 00:42:18:00 00:42:20:00 Nice and crunchy.
558 00:42:21:04 00:42:24:00 Not, not that one! 
He's infected!
559 00:42:24:00 00:42:25:04 You what?
560 00:42:25:04 00:42:28:09 Yeah, he's got worms in his...
561 00:42:28:09 00:42:29:09 tubes!
562 00:42:32:09 00:42:33:21 In fact, they all have.
563 00:42:33:21 00:42:37:04 They're infested with parasites. 
It's a terrible business. I wouldn't risk it.
564 00:42:37:04 00:42:38:04 I really wouldn't.
565 00:42:38:04 00:42:40:04 What would you have us do then?
566 00:42:40:04 00:42:43:04 Let 'em all go?
567 00:42:43:04 00:42:44:00 Well.
568 00:42:44:00 00:42:46:21 You think I don't know what you're up to?
569 00:42:46:21 00:42:51:07 This little ferret is taking us for fools.
570 00:42:51:07 00:42:51:19 Ferret?
571 00:42:51:19 00:42:52:19 Fools?
572 00:42:52:19 00:42:56:19 The dawn will take you all!
573 00:42:57:04 00:42:58:00 Who's that?
574 00:42:58:00 00:42:59:04 No idea.
575 00:42:59:04 00:43:01:00 Can we eat him too?
576 00:43:19:00 00:43:22:00 Haha!
577 00:43:26:12 00:43:29:09 Get your foot out of my back.
578 00:43:38:09 00:43:40:21 Where did you go to, if I may ask?
579 00:43:40:21 00:43:42:16 To look ahead.
580 00:43:42:16 00:43:44:00 What brought you back?
581 00:43:44:00 00:43:46:00 Looking behind.
582 00:43:47:00 00:43:48:00 Nasty business.
583 00:43:48:04 00:43:50:00 Still, they are all in one piece.
584 00:43:50:00 00:43:52:00 No thanks to your burglar.
585 00:43:53:00 00:43:56:02 He had the nerves to play for time.
586 00:43:56:02 00:43:58:02 None of the rest of you thought of that.
587 00:44:01:00 00:44:03:19 They must have come down from the Ettenmoors.
588 00:44:03:19 00:44:06:09 Since when do mountain trolls venture this far south?
589 00:44:06:09 00:44:08:09 Oh, not for an age.
590 00:44:09:14 00:44:13:09 Not since a darker power ruled these lands.
591 00:44:18:16 00:44:22:09 They could not have moved in daylight.
592 00:44:22:16 00:44:24:14 There must be a cave nearby.
593 00:44:36:00 00:44:38:14 Oh, what's that stench?
594 00:44:38:14 00:44:40:14 It's a troll-hoard.
595 00:44:40:14 00:44:43:14 Be careful what you touch.
596 00:44:50:12 00:44:54:00 Seems a shame just to leave it lying around.
597 00:44:55:00 00:44:57:00 Anyone could take it.
598 00:44:57:00 00:45:01:12 Agreed. Nori, get a shovel.
599 00:45:18:14 00:45:21:00 These swords were not made by any troll.
600 00:45:26:12 00:45:30:12 Nor were they made by any smith among men.
601 00:45:35:00 00:45:38:00 These were forged in Gondolin.
602 00:45:38:00 00:45:41:00 By the high elves of the First Age!
603 00:45:41:00 00:45:46:00 You could not wish for a finer blade.
604 00:46:11:00 00:46:15:00 We're making a long-term deposit.
605 00:46:30:12 00:46:32:00 Bilbo.
606 00:46:34:00 00:46:37:00 Here. This is about your size.
607 00:46:43:00 00:46:45:00 I can't take this.
608 00:46:45:00 00:46:53:00 The blade is of elvish make, which means it will glow blue when orcs or goblins are nearby.
609 00:46:53:00 00:46:56:00 I have never used a sword in my life.
610 00:46:56:00 00:46:58:12 And I hope you never have to.
611 00:46:58:12 00:47:01:12 And if you do, remember this:
612 00:47:01:12 00:47:10:00 True courage is about knowing not when to take a life, 
but when to spare one.
613 00:47:34:00 00:47:35:12 Gandalf,
614 00:47:35:12 00:47:36:16 where are we?
615 00:47:36:16 00:47:38:04 You can feel it?
616 00:47:38:04 00:47:39:09 Yes.
617 00:47:40:09 00:47:44:12 It feels like...well, like magic.
618 00:47:44:12 00:47:46:14 That's exactly what it is.
619 00:47:46:21 00:47:49:07 A very powerful magic.
620 00:47:50:07 00:47:53:07 There is light ahead.
621 00:48:33:07 00:48:40:07 The Valley of Imladris. In the common tongue, 
it's known by another name.
622 00:48:41:12 00:48:43:07 Rivendell.
623 00:48:45:12 00:48:49:12 Here lies the last homely house east of the sea.
624 00:48:52:00 00:48:54:12 This was your plan all along,
625 00:48:54:12 00:48:56:21 to seek refuge with our enemy.
626 00:48:56:21 00:49:00:19 You have no enemies here, Thorin Oakenshield.
627 00:49:00:19 00:49:04:19 The only ill-will to be found in this valley is that which you bring yourself.
628 00:49:05:12 00:49:09:19 You think the Elves will give our quest their blessing?
629 00:49:10:04 00:49:12:00 They will try to stop us.
630 00:49:12:00 00:49:16:00 Of course they will, but we have questions that need to be answered.
631 00:49:18:22 00:49:23:12 If we are to be successful, this will need to be handled with tact,
632 00:49:23:12 00:49:24:19 and respect,
633 00:49:24:19 00:49:26:19 and no small degree of charm,
634 00:49:27:19 00:49:31:19 which is why you will leave the talking to me.
635 00:50:28:00 00:50:30:00 Mithrandir.
636 00:50:30:00 00:50:32:12 Ahh, Lindir.
637 00:50:33:12 00:50:34:12 Stay sharp.
638 00:50:38:00 00:50:40:12 I must speak with Lord Elrond.
639 00:50:40:12 00:50:42:12 My Lord Elrond is not here.
640 00:50:42:19 00:50:44:12 Not here?
641 00:50:45:00 00:50:46:12 Where is he?
642 00:51:01:00 00:51:03:00 Close ranks.
643 00:51:27:00 00:51:28:00 Gandalf!
644 00:51:28:00 00:51:30:00 Lord Elrond.
645 00:51:51:00 00:51:54:00 Welcome, Thorin, son of Thrain.
646 00:51:54:16 00:51:56:12 I do not believe we have met.
647 00:51:56:12 00:52:00:12 You have your grandfather's bearing.
648 00:52:00:12 00:52:03:00 I knew Thror when he ruled under the Mountain.
649 00:52:03:00 00:52:07:12 Indeed? He made no mention of you.
650 00:52:18:00 00:52:20:00 What is he saying?
651 00:52:20:00 00:52:22:12 Does he offer us insult?
652 00:52:22:12 00:52:27:12 No, master Gloin. 
He's offering you food.
653 00:52:32:12 00:52:37:12 Oh, well. In that case, lead on.
654 00:52:39:04 00:52:42:00 Try it. Just a mouthful.
655 00:52:42:00 00:52:44:07 I don't like green food.
656 00:52:44:07 00:52:46:00 Where's the meat?
657 00:52:47:00 00:52:49:00 Have they got any chips?
658 00:52:50:12 00:52:52:04 Kind of you to invite us.
659 00:52:52:04 00:52:54:07 I'm not really dressed for dinner.
660 00:52:54:07 00:52:56:07 Well you never are.
661 00:53:16:02 00:53:21:00 This is Orcrist, the Goblin-cleaver.
662 00:53:21:00 00:53:25:12 A famous blade, forged by the high elves of the West.
663 00:53:25:12 00:53:27:12 My kin.
664 00:53:27:23 00:53:30:12 May it serve you well.
665 00:53:30:12 00:53:35:12 And this is Glamdring, the Foe-hammer,
666 00:53:35:12 00:53:38:00 sword of the King of Gondolin.
667 00:53:38:00 00:53:41:00 These swords were made for the Goblin wars of the First…
668 00:53:41:00 00:53:43:00  I wouldn’t bother, laddy.
669 00:53:43:00 00:53:46:00 Swords are named for the great deeds they do in war.
670 00:53:46:00 00:53:49:00 What are you saying? My sword hasn’t seen battles?
671 00:53:49:00 00:53:51:07 I’m not actually sure it is a sword.
672 00:53:52:00 00:53:54:07 More of a letter opener, really.
673 00:53:55:12 00:53:57:12 How did you come by these?
674 00:53:57:12 00:54:01:00 We found them in a troll hoard on the Great East Road.
675 00:54:01:00 00:54:06:00 And what were you doing on the Great East Road?
676 00:54:06:00 00:54:08:19 Our business is no concern of elves.
677 00:54:08:19 00:54:12:00 For goodness sake, Thorin, show him the map.
678 00:54:12:00 00:54:14:00 It is the legacy of my people.
679 00:54:14:00 00:54:16:00 It is mine to protect.
680 00:54:16:00 00:54:18:00 As are its secrets.
681 00:54:18:00 00:54:20:12 Save me from the stubbornness of dwarves.
682 00:54:21:00 00:54:24:00 Your pride will be your downfall.
683 00:54:24:00 00:54:28:14 You stand here in the presence of one of the few in Middle-earth who can read that map.
684 00:54:28:14 00:54:30:14 Show it to Lord Elrond.
685 00:54:38:00 00:54:40:00 Thorin, no.
686 00:54:48:12 00:54:50:00 Erebor.
687 00:54:52:00 00:54:55:00 What is your interest in this map?
688 00:54:57:00 00:54:59:00 It's mainly academic.
689 00:54:59:00 00:55:04:00 As you know, this sort of artifact sometimes contains hidden text.
690 00:55:09:07 00:55:14:00 You still read ancient dwarvish, do you not?
691 00:55:17:00 00:55:19:12 Cirth ithil.
692 00:55:19:12 00:55:21:21 Moon runes.
693 00:55:21:21 00:55:26:21 Of course. An easy thing to miss.
694 00:55:26:21 00:55:28:21 Well, in this case, that is true.
695 00:55:28:21 00:55:33:21 Moon runes can only be read by the light of the moon of the same shape and season
696 00:55:33:21 00:55:35:21 as the day on which they were written.
697 00:55:36:09 00:55:38:07 Can you read them?
698 00:55:43:07 00:55:46:07 These runes were written on a mid-summer's eve.
699 00:55:46:07 00:55:48:09 by the light of a crescent moon,
700 00:55:48:09 00:55:51:09 nearly 200 years ago.
701 00:55:51:09 00:55:54:09 It would seem you were meant to come to Rivendell.
702 00:55:54:09 00:55:57:00 Fate is with you, Thorin Oakenshield.
703 00:55:57:00 00:56:01:00 The same moon shines upon us tonight.
704 00:56:19:12 00:56:24:00 Stand by the gray stone when the thrush knocks,
705 00:56:24:00 00:56:29:00 and the setting sun with the last light of Durin’s Day
706 00:56:29:00 00:56:32:12 will shine upon the keyhole.
707 00:56:33:04 00:56:34:07 Durin's Day?
708 00:56:34:07 00:56:36:07 It is the start of the dwarves' New Year,
709 00:56:36:07 00:56:40:21 when the last moon of autumn and the first sun of winter appear in the sky together.
710 00:56:40:21 00:56:42:21 This is ill news.
711 00:56:42:21 00:56:45:21 Summer is passing, Durin’s Day will soon be upon us.
712 00:56:45:21 00:56:47:00 We still have time.
713 00:56:47:00 00:56:48:00 Time for what?
714 00:56:48:00 00:56:50:00 To find the entrance.
715 00:56:50:00 00:56:52:00 We have to be standing at exactly the right spot,
716 00:56:52:00 00:56:53:12 at exactly the right time.
717 00:56:53:12 00:56:57:12 Then, and only then, can the door be opened.
718 00:56:57:12 00:56:59:12 So this is your purpose?
719 00:56:59:12 00:57:01:12 To enter the Mountain?
720 00:57:01:23 00:57:03:12 What of it?
721 00:57:03:12 00:57:07:12 There are some who would not deem it wise.
722 00:57:08:00 00:57:09:16 What do you mean?
723 00:57:10:19 00:57:14:16 You are not the only guardian to stand watch over Middle-earth.
724 00:57:30:00 00:57:32:00 Dori, here!
725 00:57:38:00 00:57:39:00 Bombur!
726 00:57:56:00 00:57:58:12 Of course I was going to tell you.
727 00:57:58:12 00:58:00:12 I was waiting for this very chance.
728 00:58:00:12 00:58:03:12 And really, I – I think you can trust that I know what I am doing.
729 00:58:03:12 00:58:05:04 Do you?
730 00:58:05:04 00:58:07:19 That dragon has slept for sixty years.
731 00:58:07:19 00:58:10:19 What will happen if your plan should fail?
732 00:58:10:19 00:58:12:04 If you wake that beast?
733 00:58:12:04 00:58:14:00 But if we succeed!
734 00:58:14:00 00:58:16:00 If the dwarves take back the mountain,
735 00:58:16:00 00:58:18:07 then our defenses in the east will be strengthened.
736 00:58:18:07 00:58:21:07 It is a dangerous move, Gandalf.
737 00:58:21:07 00:58:22:21 It is also dangerous to do nothing!
738 00:58:22:21 00:58:27:09 Oh, come – the throne of Erebor is Thorin’s birthright!  
What is it you fear?
739 00:58:27:09 00:58:33:00 Have you forgotten? A strain of madness runs deep in that family.
740 00:58:33:00 00:58:34:12 His grandfather lost his mind.
741 00:58:34:12 00:58:36:19 His father succumbed to the same sickness.
742 00:58:37:00 00:58:41:19 Can you swear Thorin Oakenshield will not also fall?
743 00:58:45:00 00:58:48:00 Gandalf, these decisions do not rest with us alone.
744 00:58:48:16 00:58:52:00  It is not up to you or me to redraw the map of Middle-earth.
745 00:58:53:00 00:58:57:12 With or without our help, these dwarves will march on the Mountain.
746 00:58:57:12 00:59:00:12 They are determined to reclaim their homeland.
747 00:59:00:12 00:59:06:00 I do not believe Thorin Oakenshield feels that he's answerable to anyone.
748 00:59:30:12 00:59:33:12 Not with your companions?
749 00:59:34:00 00:59:37:12 Ah, I shan’t be missed.
750 00:59:40:00 00:59:44:12 The truth is most of them don’t think I should be on this journey.
751 00:59:44:23 00:59:46:16 Indeed?
752 00:59:47:16 00:59:51:00 I’ve heard that hobbits are very resilient.
753 00:59:54:00 00:59:55:09 Really?
754 00:59:56:09 00:59:57:09 Mmm.
755 01:00:01:09 01:00:05:09 I’ve also heard they’re fond of the comforts of home.
756 01:00:09:12 01:00:12:16 And I’ve heard that it’s unwise to seek the counsel of elves,
757 01:00:12:16 01:00:14:16 for they will answer both yes and no.
758 01:00:24:00 01:00:28:00 You are very welcome to stay here, if that is your wish.
759 01:00:37:00 01:00:42:12 Be on your guard. We are about to step over the edge of the wild.
760 01:00:42:12 01:00:44:04 Balin, you know these paths.
761 01:00:44:04 01:00:46:00 Lead on.
762 01:00:52:00 01:00:54:00 Master Baggins.
763 01:00:54:00 01:00:56:00 I suggest you keep up.
764 01:02:20:00 01:02:22:00 Hold on.
765 01:02:35:12 01:02:38:00 Get him!
766 01:02:39:00 01:02:40:07 Grab my hand!
767 01:02:40:07 01:02:42:07 Bilbo!
768 01:03:06:07 01:03:09:00 I thought we lost our burglar.
769 01:03:09:00 01:03:12:00 He's been lost ever since he left home.
770 01:03:12:12 01:03:14:04 He should never have come.
771 01:03:14:04 01:03:16:04 He has no place amongst us.
772 01:03:18:00 01:03:19:04 Dwalin.
773 01:03:26:00 01:03:27:09 It looks safe enough.
774 01:03:27:09 01:03:29:02 Search to the back.
775 01:03:29:02 01:03:31:02 Caves in the mountains are seldom unoccupied.
776 01:03:34:12 01:03:36:12 There's nothing here.
777 01:03:39:00 01:03:41:12 Right then, let's get a fire started.
778 01:03:41:12 01:03:43:12 No, no fires. Not in this place.
779 01:03:44:12 01:03:45:12 Get some sleep.
780 01:03:46:12 01:03:48:12 We start at first light.
781 01:03:48:12 01:03:54:12 We were to wait in the mountains until Gandalf joined us. 
That was the plan.
782 01:03:54:12 01:03:56:02 Plans change.
783 01:03:56:02 01:03:59:21 Bofur, take the first watch.
784 01:04:48:16 01:04:50:16 Where do you think you're going?
785 01:04:53:04 01:04:55:04 Back to Rivendell.
786 01:04:56:00 01:04:57:07 No, no.
787 01:04:57:07 01:04:59:16 You can't turn back now.  
You're part of the company.
788 01:04:59:16 01:05:01:16 You're one of us.
789 01:05:01:16 01:05:03:16 I'm not though, am I?
790 01:05:05:00 01:05:07:16 Thorin said I should never have come, and he was right.
791 01:05:08:00 01:05:10:00 I'm not a Took. I'm a Baggins.
792 01:05:10:00 01:05:12:00 I don't know what I was thinking.
793 01:05:13:21 01:05:15:00 I should never have run out my door.
794 01:05:15:00 01:05:17:00 You're homesick.
795 01:05:17:00 01:05:18:00 I understand.
796 01:05:18:00 01:05:20:00 No, you don't! You don't understand.
797 01:05:20:00 01:05:22:00 None of you do. You're dwarves!
798 01:05:22:00 01:05:24:00 You're used to this life.
799 01:05:24:00 01:05:26:04 To living on the road, never settling in one place.
800 01:05:26:04 01:05:28:00 Not belonging anywhere.
801 01:05:31:00 01:05:34:12 I'm sorry.  I didn't...
802 01:05:38:12 01:05:41:12 No, you're right.
803 01:05:43:00 01:05:45:12 We don't belong anywhere.
804 01:05:53:00 01:05:57:00 I wish you all the luck in the world.
805 01:05:59:00 01:06:02:00 I really do.
806 01:06:05:00 01:06:07:00 What's that?
807 01:06:28:04 01:06:29:16 Wake up.
808 01:06:29:16 01:06:31:16 Wake up!
809 01:06:43:09 01:06:45:04 Look out!
810 01:07:12:00 01:07:14:00 Alright, alright!
811 01:07:17:00 01:07:19:12 Get off. Get your hands off me!
812 01:09:08:12 01:09:14:12 Who would be so bold as to come armed into my kingdom?
813 01:09:14:12 01:09:16:19 Spies? Thieves?
814 01:09:17:00 01:09:18:09 Assassins?
815 01:09:18:09 01:09:20:02 Dwarves, your malevolence.
816 01:09:20:02 01:09:22:02 Dwarves?
817 01:09:22:02 01:09:24:00 We found them on the front porch.
818 01:09:24:00 01:09:26:00 Well, don't just stand there.
819 01:09:26:00 01:09:28:00 Search them.
820 01:09:29:00 01:09:32:00 Every crack. Every crevice.
821 01:09:36:12 01:09:39:00 What are you doing in these parts?
822 01:09:40:04 01:09:41:12 Speak!
823 01:09:44:00 01:09:47:00 Very well. If they will not talk,
824 01:09:47:00 01:09:49:12 we'll make them squawk!
825 01:09:49:12 01:09:51:12 Bring up the mangler!
826 01:09:51:12 01:09:54:00 Bring up the bone breaker.
827 01:09:54:12 01:09:56:09 Start with the youngest.
828 01:09:56:09 01:09:58:09 Wait!
829 01:10:00:00 01:10:03:09 Well, well, well.
830 01:10:03:09 01:10:05:09 Look who it is.
831 01:10:05:19 01:10:10:09 Thorin, son of Thrain, son of Thror.
832 01:10:10:09 01:10:14:09 King under the Mountain.
833 01:10:15:07 01:10:19:09 Oh, but I'm forgetting. 
You don't have a mountain.
834 01:10:19:09 01:10:21:00 And you're not a king,
835 01:10:21:00 01:10:26:00 which makes you nobody really.
836 01:10:28:12 01:10:34:00 I know someone who would pay a pretty price for your head.
837 01:10:34:00 01:10:36:00 Just the head.
838 01:10:36:00 01:10:38:00 Nothing attached.
839 01:10:39:04 01:10:42:00 Perhaps you know of whom I speak?
840 01:10:43:00 01:10:46:00 An old enemy of yours.
841 01:10:48:12 01:10:53:00 A pale orc astride a white warg.
842 01:10:54:02 01:10:59:00 Azog the Defiler was destroyed.
843 01:11:00:00 01:11:03:00 He was slain in battle long ago.
844 01:11:03:00 01:11:08:00 So you think his defiling days are done, do you?
845 01:11:08:12 01:11:11:04 Send word to the pale orc.
846 01:11:11:04 01:11:14:04 Tell him I have found his prize.
847 01:11:53:12 01:11:58:14 Too many boneses precious. Not enough flesh!
848 01:11:58:14 01:12:02:14 Shut up! Cut it's skin off.
849 01:12:03:00 01:12:04:19 Start with its head.
850 01:12:10:16 01:12:14:07 The cold, hard lands, 
They bites our hands,
851 01:12:14:07 01:12:17:19 They gnaws our feet!
852 01:12:17:19 01:12:19:21 The rocks and stones,
853 01:12:19:21 01:12:23:18 they're like old bones, all bare of meat.
854 01:12:23:23 01:12:30:13 Cold as death, they have no breath, it's good to eat!
855 01:13:08:13 01:13:15:13 Bless us and splash us, precious! That's a meaty mouthful.
856 01:13:17:13 01:13:19:13 Gollum. Gollum!
857 01:13:21:00 01:13:24:01 Back. Stay back.
858 01:13:24:01 01:13:25:19 I'm warning you.
859 01:13:25:19 01:13:27:19 Don't come any closer.
860 01:13:29:00 01:13:33:12 It's got an elfish blade, but it's not an elfs.
861 01:13:34:12 01:13:39:12 Not an elfs, no. What is it, precious?
862 01:13:39:12 01:13:41:12 What is it?
863 01:13:41:12 01:13:45:12 My name is Bilbo Baggins.
864 01:13:46:00 01:13:48:00 Bagginses?
865 01:13:49:00 01:13:53:00 What is a Bagginses, precious?
866 01:13:53:00 01:13:56:00 I'm a hobbit from the Shire.
867 01:13:56:00 01:14:00:00 Oh, we like goblinses, batses, and fishes,
868 01:14:00:00 01:14:03:19 but we hasn't tried hobbitses before!
869 01:14:03:19 01:14:05:12 Is it soft?
870 01:14:05:12 01:14:07:00 Is it juicy?
871 01:14:07:00 01:14:11:00 Now.  Ke-Keep your distance!
872 01:14:11:00 01:14:13:00 I'll use this, if I have to!
873 01:14:14:00 01:14:17:00 I don't want any trouble! You understand?
874 01:14:17:00 01:14:19:00 Just show me the way to get out of here,
875 01:14:19:00 01:14:20:12 and I'll be on my way.
876 01:14:20:12 01:14:22:12 Why? Is it lost?
877 01:14:22:12 01:14:26:04 Yes. Yes, and I want to get unlost as soon as possible.
878 01:14:26:04 01:14:29:16 Oh, we knows! We knows safe paths for hobbitses.
879 01:14:29:16 01:14:31:16 Safe paths in the dark.
880 01:14:31:16 01:14:32:16 Shut up!
881 01:14:32:16 01:14:34:00 I didn't say anything.
882 01:14:34:00 01:14:36:00 We wasn't talking to you!
883 01:14:36:00 01:14:39:02 Well yes, we was, precious. We was.
884 01:14:39:06 01:14:42:12 Look, I don't know what your game is...
885 01:14:42:12 01:14:44:12 Games!?
886 01:14:44:12 01:14:47:12 Oh, we love games, doesn't we, precious?
887 01:14:47:12 01:14:49:12 Does it like games?  Does it?  
Does it?
888 01:14:49:12 01:14:51:12 Does it like to play?
889 01:14:52:12 01:14:53:19 Maybe?
890 01:14:55:19 01:15:03:00 What has roots as nobody sees, 
is taller than trees,
891 01:15:03:00 01:15:08:12 up-up-up it goes, 
and yet, never grows?
892 01:15:09:12 01:15:10:16 The mountain.
893 01:15:10:16 01:15:12:16 Yes, yes.
894 01:15:12:16 01:15:16:00 Oh let's have another one, eh?
895 01:15:16:00 01:15:19:16 Yes. Go on. Do it again. 
Do, do it again, ask us!
896 01:15:19:16 01:15:21:16 No, no more riddles!
897 01:15:23:00 01:15:26:00 Finish him off. Finish him now!
898 01:15:26:00 01:15:28:00 Gollum. Gollum.
899 01:15:28:00 01:15:32:00 No!  No, no, no.  I want to play.
900 01:15:32:00 01:15:34:00 I do. I want to play.
901 01:15:34:00 01:15:39:00 I can see you are very good at this.
902 01:15:39:12 01:15:45:16 So, why don't we have a game of riddles?
903 01:15:45:16 01:15:47:16 Yes, just you and me.
904 01:15:47:21 01:15:49:16 Yes!
905 01:15:49:21 01:15:53:00 Yes! Just, just us.
906 01:15:53:00 01:15:55:00 Yes, yes.
907 01:15:55:00 01:15:57:00 And if I win,
908 01:15:57:00 01:16:00:12 you show me the way out. Yes?
909 01:16:00:12 01:16:02:04 Yes! Yes.
910 01:16:03:04 01:16:04:12 And if it loses?
911 01:16:04:12 01:16:06:04 What then?
912 01:16:06:04 01:16:11:04 Well, if it loses, precious, 
then we eats it!
913 01:16:11:04 01:16:15:04 If Baggins loses, we eats it whole.
914 01:16:21:00 01:16:22:12 Fair enough.
915 01:16:27:00 01:16:30:12 Well, Baggins first.
916 01:16:35:00 01:16:39:00 Thirty white horses on a red hill.
917 01:16:39:00 01:16:43:12 First they champ. Then they stamp. 
Then they stand still.
918 01:16:54:00 01:16:55:12 Teeth?
919 01:16:56:12 01:16:58:00 Teeth!
920 01:16:59:00 01:17:01:04 Yes, my precious,
921 01:17:01:04 01:17:02:12 but we...
922 01:17:02:12 01:17:06:12 we only have nine.
923 01:17:09:12 01:17:11:12 Our turn.
924 01:17:12:12 01:17:15:12 Voiceless, it cries.
925 01:17:15:12 01:17:18:04 Wingless, flutters.
926 01:17:18:04 01:17:22:00 Toothless, bites.
927 01:17:22:00 01:17:25:04 Mouthless, mutters.
928 01:17:28:00 01:17:30:00 Just a minute.
929 01:17:32:00 01:17:35:07 Oh, oh! We knows! We knows!
930 01:17:35:07 01:17:37:00 Shut up!
931 01:17:42:12 01:17:44:00 Wind.
932 01:17:44:09 01:17:45:16 It's wind.
933 01:17:45:16 01:17:46:21 Of course it is.
934 01:17:46:21 01:17:52:04 Very clever, hobbitses. Very clever!
935 01:17:53:12 01:17:58:12 A box without hinges, key, or lid,
936 01:17:58:12 01:18:02:12 yet golden treasure inside is hid.
937 01:18:09:07 01:18:11:12 box...lid...and a key.
938 01:18:11:12 01:18:12:12 Well?
939 01:18:12:12 01:18:14:12 It's nasty!
940 01:18:16:12 01:18:18:12 box...key.
941 01:18:18:12 01:18:19:12 Do you give up?
942 01:18:19:12 01:18:23:12 Give us a chance, precious. Give us a chance!
943 01:18:35:12 01:18:37:12 Eggses!
944 01:18:37:23 01:18:39:04 Eggses!
945 01:18:39:04 01:18:43:04 Wet, crunchy little eggses. Yes.
946 01:18:43:04 01:18:48:04 Grandmother taught us to suck them, yes!
947 01:18:55:16 01:18:58:09 We have one for you.
948 01:19:00:09 01:19:03:00 All things it devours.
949 01:19:03:07 01:19:08:09 Birds, beasts, trees, flowers.
950 01:19:09:09 01:19:16:09 Gnaws at iron, bites at steel, 
grinds hard stones to meal.
951 01:19:19:00 01:19:20:12 Answer us.
952 01:19:20:12 01:19:22:12 Give me a moment, please.
953 01:19:22:12 01:19:23:00 I gave you a good long while.
Give me a moment, please.
954 01:19:23:00 01:19:24:12 I gave you a good long while.
955 01:19:25:12 01:19:27:16 Birds, beasts.  Beasts?
956 01:19:27:16 01:19:28:20 Trees, flowers.
957 01:19:28:20 01:19:30:20 I don't know this one.
958 01:19:30:20 01:19:33:20 Is it tasty?
959 01:19:34:00 01:19:37:20 Is it scrumptious?
960 01:19:38:01 01:19:41:00 Is it crunchable?
961 01:19:41:00 01:19:43:00 Let me think! Let me think.
962 01:19:48:12 01:19:50:12 It's stuck.
963 01:19:51:12 01:19:55:12 Bagginses is stuck.
964 01:19:59:12 01:20:01:12 Time's up.
965 01:20:05:00 01:20:06:12 Time.
966 01:20:06:12 01:20:10:00 The answer is time.
967 01:20:12:00 01:20:14:00 Actually it wasn't that hard.
968 01:20:15:04 01:20:18:00 Last question.
969 01:20:19:00 01:20:20:14 Last chance.
970 01:20:20:14 01:20:22:14 Okay.
971 01:20:24:14 01:20:26:00 Ask us.
972 01:20:28:00 01:20:29:12 Ask us!
973 01:20:29:12 01:20:31:12 Yes. Yes, alright.
974 01:20:35:00 01:20:40:00 What have I got in my pocket?
975 01:20:42:00 01:20:45:00 Well that's not fair.
976 01:20:45:00 01:20:46:12 It's not fair!
977 01:20:46:12 01:20:48:12 It's against the rules!
978 01:20:49:16 01:20:52:07 No, ask us another one!
979 01:20:52:07 01:20:55:07 No, no, no. You said ask me a question.
980 01:20:55:07 01:20:57:12 Well, that is my question.
981 01:20:57:12 01:21:00:12 What have I got in my pocket?
982 01:21:01:16 01:21:04:21 Three guesses, precious.
It must give us three!
983 01:21:04:21 01:21:06:16 Three guesses. Very well, then.
984 01:21:06:16 01:21:07:04 Guess away.
985 01:21:07:04 01:21:09:00 Handses!
986 01:21:09:00 01:21:11:00 Wrong. Guess again.
987 01:21:12:00 01:21:16:12 Fishbones, goblin's teeth, wet shells, bat's wings...
988 01:21:18:21 01:21:20:00 Knife!
989 01:21:20:00 01:21:20:23 Oh, shut up!
990 01:21:20:23 01:21:22:23 Wrong again.  Last guess.
991 01:21:22:23 01:21:24:23 String!
992 01:21:24:23 01:21:26:06 or nothing!
993 01:21:26:06 01:21:30:06 Two guesses at once. Wrong both times.
994 01:21:36:06 01:21:39:09 Come on, then.  I won the game.
You promised to show me the way out.
995 01:21:40:09 01:21:43:09 Did we say so, precious?
996 01:21:43:09 01:21:47:09 Did we say so?
997 01:21:49:16 01:21:54:16 What has it got in its pocketses?
998 01:21:55:12 01:21:56:23 That's no concern of yours.
999 01:21:57:06 01:22:00:00 You lost.
1000 01:22:00:00 01:22:02:00 Lost?
1001 01:22:03:21 01:22:06:00 Lost?
1002 01:22:07:00 01:22:08:00 Lost?
1003 01:22:14:12 01:22:17:12 Where is it?
1004 01:22:17:12 01:22:19:12 Where is it?!
1005 01:22:20:12 01:22:21:12 No!
1006 01:22:23:16 01:22:25:04 Where is it?
1007 01:22:25:04 01:22:27:16 No! No!
1008 01:22:29:12 01:22:31:00 Lost!
1009 01:22:31:00 01:22:33:12 Curse us and splash us!
1010 01:22:34:00 01:22:37:12 My precious is lost!
1011 01:22:39:12 01:22:40:12 What have you lost?
1012 01:22:40:12 01:22:43:12 Mustn't ask us. Not its business!
1013 01:22:44:12 01:22:45:12 No!
1014 01:22:45:12 01:22:47:19 Gollum. Gollum.
1015 01:23:00:12 01:23:10:16 What has it got in its nasty little pocketses?
1016 01:23:20:12 01:23:25:16 He stole it.  He stole it!
1017 01:23:29:16 01:23:31:00 He stole it!
1018 01:23:36:16 01:23:39:07 Bones will be shattered.
1019 01:23:39:07 01:23:40:12 Necks will be wrung!
1020 01:23:40:12 01:23:42:16 You'll be beaten and battered,
1021 01:23:42:16 01:23:44:16 from racks you'll be hung!
1022 01:23:44:16 01:23:48:12 You will die down here and never be found,
1023 01:23:48:12 01:23:52:12 down in the deep of Goblin Town!
1024 01:23:55:15 01:23:57:19 I know that sword!
1025 01:23:57:19 01:23:59:19 It is the Goblin Cleaver!
1026 01:24:00:19 01:24:01:22 The Biter!
1027 01:24:01:22 01:24:05:13 The blade that sliced a thousand necks!
1028 01:24:05:13 01:24:08:13  Slash them! Beat them!
1029 01:24:08:13 01:24:10:22 Kill them! Kill them all!
1030 01:24:11:13 01:24:13:06 Cut off his head!
1031 01:24:43:06 01:24:45:06 Take up arms.
1032 01:24:45:20 01:24:47:06 Fight.
1033 01:24:49:00 01:24:51:00 Fight!
1034 01:24:56:16 01:24:59:04 He wields the Foe-Hammer!
1035 01:24:59:04 01:25:02:07 The Beater! Bright as daylight!
1036 01:25:11:14 01:25:12:12 Thorin!
1037 01:25:19:12 01:25:21:12 Follow me.
1038 01:25:21:12 01:25:23:00 Quick!
1039 01:25:25:09 01:25:27:00 Run!
1040 01:25:35:07 01:25:37:07 Give it to us!
1041 01:25:57:00 01:25:59:12 It's ours.
1042 01:25:59:19 01:26:02:12 It's ours!
1043 01:26:27:00 01:26:29:12 Thief!
1044 01:26:30:16 01:26:32:16 Baggins!
1045 01:26:39:21 01:26:41:12 Quickly!
1046 01:26:43:00 01:26:44:12 Faster!
1047 01:27:54:00 01:27:56:00 Wait!
1048 01:27:56:00 01:27:58:00 Gollum. Gollum.
1049 01:29:45:04 01:29:47:00 Baggins!
1050 01:29:48:00 01:29:49:09 Thief!
1051 01:29:50:09 01:29:52:09 Curse it and crush it.
1052 01:29:52:09 01:29:55:09 We hates it forever!
1053 01:30:07:14 01:30:11:14 Five, six, seven, eight...
1054 01:30:11:14 01:30:13:19 Bifur, Bofur...that’s ten...
1055 01:30:13:19 01:30:16:00 Fili, Kili...that’s twelve...
1056 01:30:16:12 01:30:19:14 and Bombur. That makes thirteen.
1057 01:30:20:00 01:30:21:14 Where’s Bilbo?
1058 01:30:21:14 01:30:24:14 Where is our hobbit?
1059 01:30:26:00 01:30:28:14 Where is our hobbit?!
1060 01:30:28:14 01:30:32:02 Curse the halfling! Now he’s lost?!
1061 01:30:32:02 01:30:34:00 I thought he was with Dori!
1062 01:30:34:00 01:30:35:07 Don’t blame me!
1063 01:30:35:07 01:30:37:07 Well, where did you last see him?
1064 01:30:37:07 01:30:40:00 I think I saw him slip away, when they first collared us.
1065 01:30:40:00 01:30:42:09 And what happened exactly? 
Tell me!
1066 01:30:42:09 01:30:43:21 I’ll tell you what happened.
1067 01:30:43:21 01:30:46:00 Master Baggins saw his chance and he took it!
1068 01:30:47:00 01:30:53:00 He’s thought of nothing but his soft bed and his warm hearth 
since first he stepped out of his door!
1069 01:30:53:00 01:30:55:12 We will not be seeing our hobbit again.
1070 01:30:55:12 01:30:57:16 He is long gone.
1071 01:31:09:12 01:31:12:19 No, he isn’t.
1072 01:31:16:19 01:31:18:19 Bilbo Baggins!
1073 01:31:19:00 01:31:21:19 I’ve never been so glad to see anyone in my life!
1074 01:31:24:00 01:31:26:07 Bilbo!  We’d given you up!
1075 01:31:26:07 01:31:28:03 How on earth did you get past the goblins?
1076 01:31:28:03 01:31:30:03 How, indeed.
1077 01:31:38:00 01:31:40:12 Well, what does it matter?
1078 01:31:40:20 01:31:42:12 He’s back!
1079 01:31:42:20 01:31:46:12 It matters!  I want to know.
1080 01:31:46:23 01:31:49:12 Why did you come back?
1081 01:31:52:12 01:31:56:00 Look, I know you doubt me.  I know you always have.
1082 01:31:57:14 01:32:00:00 And you’re right, I often think of Bag End.
1083 01:32:01:00 01:32:02:12 I miss my books.
1084 01:32:02:12 01:32:06:12 And my armchair. 
And my garden.
1085 01:32:07:12 01:32:09:12 See, that’s where I belong.
1086 01:32:09:12 01:32:11:12 That’s home.
1087 01:32:13:12 01:32:16:21 And that’s why I came back, 'cause...
1088 01:32:17:07 01:32:19:07 you don’t have one.
1089 01:32:19:07 01:32:21:07 A home.
1090 01:32:21:07 01:32:23:07 It was taken from you.
1091 01:32:25:16 01:32:28:12 But I will help you take it back if I can.
1092 01:33:02:00 01:33:03:07 Out of the frying pan...
1093 01:33:03:07 01:33:05:07 ...and into the fire!
1094 01:33:05:07 01:33:07:12 Run.  Run!
1095 01:33:40:00 01:33:42:00 Up into the trees. All of you!
1096 01:33:42:00 01:33:43:04 Come on, climb!
1097 01:33:43:04 01:33:44:04 Bilbo, climb!
1098 01:33:49:19 01:33:51:12 They’re coming!
1099 01:34:46:12 01:34:48:12 Azog?!
1100 01:36:21:12 01:36:23:00 Fili!
1101 01:37:01:00 01:37:03:00 Aahhh! No!
1102 01:37:05:00 01:37:07:00 Oh! Oh no!
1103 01:37:12:00 01:37:14:00 Mister Gandalf!
1104 01:37:19:12 01:37:21:12 Hold on, Ori!
1105 01:38:34:12 01:38:40:12 There is a house, not far from here, where we might take refuge.
1106 01:38:40:12 01:38:42:12 His name is Beorn.
1107 01:38:42:19 01:38:44:19 He is a skin-changer.
1108 01:38:45:12 01:38:50:04 Sometimes he’s a huge black bear, 
sometimes he’s a great strong man.
1109 01:38:50:09 01:38:52:09 The bear is unpredictable,
1110 01:38:52:09 01:38:54:12 but the man can be reasoned with.
1111 01:38:54:12 01:38:58:12 However, he is not overfond of dwarves.
1112 01:40:25:00 01:40:29:00 So you are the one they call Oakenshield.
1113 01:40:29:04 01:40:34:12 Tell me, why is Azog the Defiler hunting you?
1114 01:40:34:12 01:40:38:02 You know of Azog? How?
1115 01:40:38:02 01:40:41:02 My people were the first to live in the mountains,
1116 01:40:41:02 01:40:45:02 before the orcs came down from the north.
1117 01:40:45:12 01:40:49:02 The Defiler killed most of my family,
1118 01:40:49:02 01:40:51:16 but some he enslaved.
1119 01:40:51:16 01:40:54:16 Not for work, you understand,
1120 01:40:54:16 01:40:56:16 but for sport.
1121 01:40:57:16 01:41:03:16 Caging skin-changers and torturing them seemed to amuse him.
1122 01:41:04:00 01:41:05:19 There are others like you?
1123 01:41:06:19 01:41:09:19 Once, there were many.
1124 01:41:09:19 01:41:11:19 And now?
1125 01:41:12:12 01:41:14:19 Now, there is only one.
1126 01:41:16:21 01:41:21:12 You need to reach the mountain before the last days of autumn?
1127 01:41:21:12 01:41:24:12 Before Durin’s Day falls, yes.
1128 01:41:24:12 01:41:26:19 You are running out of time.
1129 01:41:26:19 01:41:29:04 Which is why we must go through Mirkwood.
1130 01:41:29:04 01:41:31:21 A darkness lies upon that forest.
1131 01:41:31:21 01:41:35:12 Fell things creep beneath those trees.
1132 01:41:35:12 01:41:42:00 There is an alliance between the orcs of Moria 
and the Necromancer in Dol Guldur.
1133 01:41:42:00 01:41:46:09 I would not venture there except in great need.
1134 01:41:46:09 01:41:50:09 We will take the Elven Road. 
That path is still safe.
1135 01:41:50:09 01:41:54:14 Safe? The wood elves of Mirkwood are not like their kin.
1136 01:41:54:14 01:41:58:00 They’re less wise and more dangerous.
1137 01:42:00:00 01:42:03:00 But it matters not.
1138 01:42:03:04 01:42:05:09 What do you mean?
1139 01:42:05:09 01:42:07:14 These lands are crawling with orcs.
1140 01:42:07:14 01:42:11:00 Their numbers are growing,
1141 01:42:11:00 01:42:13:00 and you are on foot.
1142 01:42:13:00 01:42:17:00 You will never reach the forest alive.
1143 01:42:21:12 01:42:24:00 I don’t like dwarves.
1144 01:42:24:00 01:42:28:12 They’re greedy and blind,
1145 01:42:28:12 01:42:34:12 blind to the lives of those they deem lesser than their own.
1146 01:42:40:12 01:42:44:00 But orcs I hate more.
1147 01:42:44:12 01:42:46:04 What do you need?
1148 01:42:51:12 01:42:54:12 Go now, while you have the light.
1149 01:42:55:12 01:42:57:12 Your hunters are not far behind.
1150 01:43:21:07 01:43:23:12 The Elven Gate.
1151 01:43:25:00 01:43:27:12 Here lies our path through Mirkwood.
1152 01:43:28:00 01:43:29:12 No sign of the orcs.
1153 01:43:29:12 01:43:31:19 We have luck on our side.
1154 01:43:38:07 01:43:40:07 Set the ponies loose.
1155 01:43:40:19 01:43:43:12 Let them return to their master.
1156 01:43:45:19 01:43:49:16 This forest feels...sick,
1157 01:43:50:00 01:43:53:16 as if a disease lies upon it.
1158 01:43:55:00 01:43:56:16 Is there no way around?
1159 01:43:56:16 01:43:59:16 Not unless we go two hundred miles north,
1160 01:43:59:16 01:44:03:16 or twice that distance south.
1161 01:44:25:00 01:44:32:00 There is an alliance between the orcs of Moria 
and the Necromancer in Dol Guldur.
1162 01:44:45:00 01:44:47:12 Not my horse. I need it!
1163 01:44:48:19 01:44:50:07 You’re not leaving us?
1164 01:44:50:07 01:44:52:07 I would not do this unless I had to.
1165 01:44:58:12 01:45:02:12 You’ve changed, Bilbo Baggins.
1166 01:45:02:12 01:45:07:12 You’re not the same hobbit as the one who left the Shire.
1167 01:45:09:14 01:45:12:14 I was going to tell you,
1168 01:45:14:14 01:45:17:14 I...
1169 01:45:18:16 01:45:21:00 found something in the goblin tunnels.
1170 01:45:21:00 01:45:23:00 Found what?
1171 01:45:27:00 01:45:29:00 What did you find?
1172 01:45:32:04 01:45:34:00 My courage.
1173 01:45:36:00 01:45:40:00 Good. Well, that’s good.
1174 01:45:41:00 01:45:43:00 You’ll need it.
1175 01:45:43:16 01:45:45:12 I’ll be waiting for you at the overlook,
1176 01:45:45:12 01:45:47:12 before the slopes of Erebor.
1177 01:45:47:12 01:45:49:12 Keep the map and key safe.
1178 01:45:50:00 01:45:53:12 Do not enter that mountain without me.
1179 01:45:59:00 01:46:02:12 This is not the Greenwood of old.
1180 01:46:02:12 01:46:05:21 The very air of the forest is heavy with illusion.
1181 01:46:06:02 01:46:09:12 It will seek to enter your mind and lead you astray.
1182 01:46:09:12 01:46:11:12 Lead us astray?
1183 01:46:11:12 01:46:13:12 What does that mean?
1184 01:46:13:12 01:46:15:16 You must stay on the path.
1185 01:46:15:16 01:46:16:16 Do not leave it.
1186 01:46:16:16 01:46:20:16  If you do, you will never find it again.
1187 01:46:22:00 01:46:24:12 No matter what may come, stay on the path!
1188 01:46:24:12 01:46:25:04 Come on.
1189 01:46:25:04 01:46:28:04 We must reach the mountain before the sun sets on Durin’s Day.
1190 01:46:28:04 01:46:29:07 Durin’s Day. Let’s go!
1191 01:46:29:07 01:46:32:09 This is our one chance to find the hidden door.
1192 01:46:42:12 01:46:44:12 The path turns this way.
1193 01:47:10:12 01:47:11:12 This way.
1194 01:47:19:19 01:47:22:16 Air. I need air.
1195 01:47:23:16 01:47:26:00 My head, it’s spinning.
1196 01:47:26:00 01:47:27:00 What’s happening?
1197 01:47:27:00 01:47:29:00 Keep moving.
1198 01:47:29:00 01:47:32:16 Nori, why have we stopped?
1199 01:47:32:16 01:47:35:07 The path...it’s disappeared!
1200 01:47:35:14 01:47:37:14 What’s going on?
1201 01:47:37:14 01:47:39:14 We’ve lost the path!
1202 01:47:39:16 01:47:43:21 Find it. All of you, look. 
Look for the path!
1203 01:47:53:00 01:47:56:00 I don’t remember this place before.
1204 01:47:56:00 01:47:58:00 None of it’s familiar.
1205 01:47:58:00 01:48:00:00 It’s got to be here.
1206 01:48:00:00 01:48:02:00 What hour is it?
1207 01:48:02:00 01:48:03:12 I do not know.
1208 01:48:03:12 01:48:05:12 I don’t even know what day it is.
1209 01:48:05:19 01:48:08:23 Is there no end to this accursed place?
1210 01:48:25:00 01:48:26:12 Look.
1211 01:48:26:12 01:48:28:12 A tobacco pouch.
1212 01:48:28:12 01:48:31:12 There’s dwarves in these woods.
1213 01:48:31:12 01:48:33:12 Dwarves from the Blue Mountains, no less.
1214 01:48:33:19 01:48:36:00 This is exactly the same as mine.
1215 01:48:36:00 01:48:38:07 Because it is yours. You understand?
1216 01:48:38:07 01:48:40:23 We’re going round in circles. 
We are lost.
1217 01:48:40:23 01:48:42:23 We’re not lost. We keep heading east.
1218 01:48:42:23 01:48:46:02 But which way is east? We’ve lost the sun.
1219 01:48:48:09 01:48:53:00 The sun. We have to find the sun.
1220 01:49:38:00 01:49:42:00 I can see a lake!
1221 01:49:42:00 01:49:46:00 And a river.
1222 01:49:46:00 01:49:48:00 And the Lonely Mountain.
1223 01:49:48:12 01:49:50:12 We’re almost there!
1224 01:49:52:12 01:49:54:12 Can you hear me?
1225 01:49:54:12 01:49:57:00 I know which way to go!
1226 01:50:00:12 01:50:02:12 Hello?
1227 01:50:11:00 01:50:12:12 Hello?
1228 01:50:25:04 01:50:27:00 Oh, come on.
1229 01:52:05:12 01:52:07:04 Kill them.
1230 01:52:08:04 01:52:09:16 Eat them now.
1231 01:52:09:16 01:52:11:00 The blood is running.
1232 01:52:11:00 01:52:12:12 Their hide is tough.
1233 01:52:12:12 01:52:14:14 There is good juice inside.
1234 01:52:14:14 01:52:16:14 Stick it again! Stick it again!
1235 01:52:16:14 01:52:18:07 Finish it off!
1236 01:52:18:07 01:52:20:19 Ahh! The meat’s alive and kicking!
1237 01:52:20:19 01:52:22:14 Kill them, kill them now.
1238 01:52:22:14 01:52:24:14  Let us feast.
1239 01:52:27:14 01:52:30:14 What is it? What is it?
1240 01:52:30:14 01:52:32:14 Kill, kill it!
1241 01:52:32:14 01:52:34:14 Feast! Feast!
1242 01:52:37:00 01:52:39:14 Fat and juicy.
1243 01:52:42:00 01:52:44:19 Just a little taste.
1244 01:52:48:00 01:52:50:00 Curses! Where is it?
1245 01:52:50:00 01:52:51:00 Where is it?!
1246 01:52:51:16 01:52:53:00 Here.
1247 01:52:54:12 01:52:57:00 It stings! Stings!
1248 01:53:02:12 01:53:04:12 Sting.
1249 01:53:04:12 01:53:06:12 That’s a good name.
1250 01:53:08:00 01:53:09:12 Sting.
1251 01:53:31:00 01:53:32:12 Where's Bilbo?
1252 01:53:32:12 01:53:34:12 I'm up here!
1253 01:54:02:12 01:54:04:12 Where is it? Come on.
1254 01:54:04:12 01:54:06:12 Where is it?
1255 01:54:28:00 01:54:30:12 No! No! No!
1256 01:54:30:12 01:54:31:14 Thorin!
1257 01:54:31:21 01:54:32:19 Get it!
1258 01:54:32:19 01:54:33:19 Come on!
1259 01:54:41:12 01:54:43:12 Kili!
1260 01:55:06:00 01:55:07:12 Mine!
1261 01:55:43:04 01:55:45:04 Come on. Keep up!
1262 01:55:46:00 01:55:47:04 Kili!
1263 01:55:53:12 01:55:55:12 Do not think I won’t kill you, dwarf.
1264 01:55:57:00 01:55:58:00 Search them.
1265 01:56:03:19 01:56:05:04 Hey! Give it back!
1266 01:56:05:04 01:56:06:12 That's private!
1267 01:56:06:12 01:56:07:12 Who is this?
1268 01:56:07:16 01:56:08:19 Your brother?
1269 01:56:08:19 01:56:10:21 That is my wife!
1270 01:56:10:21 01:56:12:21 And what is this horrid creature?
1271 01:56:12:21 01:56:14:21 The goblin mutant.
1272 01:56:14:21 01:56:17:00 That's my wee lad, Gimli.
1273 01:56:27:00 01:56:29:12 Thorin, where's Bilbo?
1274 01:57:33:00 01:57:37:00 This is not the end of it! You hear me?
1275 01:57:37:00 01:57:39:00 Let us out of here!
1276 01:57:49:00 01:57:53:00 Some may imagine that a noble quest is at hand.
1277 01:57:53:00 01:57:59:00 A quest to reclaim a homeland and slay a dragon.
1278 01:57:59:00 01:58:03:12 I myself suspect a more prosaic motive:
1279 01:58:04:00 01:58:09:00 attempted burglary, or something of that ilk.
1280 01:58:12:00 01:58:14:04 You have found a way in.
1281 01:58:14:04 01:58:16:21 You seek that which would bestow upon you
1282 01:58:16:21 01:58:23:21 the right to rule: 
the King’s Jewel, the Arkenstone.
1283 01:58:26:00 01:58:29:00 It is precious to you beyond measure.
1284 01:58:29:00 01:58:31:19 I understand that.
1285 01:58:31:19 01:58:36:19 There are gems in the mountain that I too desire.
1286 01:58:37:19 01:58:40:19 White gems of pure starlight.
1287 01:58:41:19 01:58:44:19  I offer you my help.
1288 01:58:47:12 01:58:49:00 I am listening.
1289 01:58:49:00 01:58:55:00 I will let you go, if you but return what is mine.
1290 01:58:57:07 01:58:59:07 A favor for a favor?
1291 01:58:59:07 01:59:01:09 You have my word.
1292 01:59:01:09 01:59:03:19 One king to another.
1293 01:59:08:00 01:59:13:12 I would not trust Thranduil, the great king,
1294 01:59:13:12 01:59:17:12 to honor his word should the end of all days be upon us!
1295 01:59:17:12 01:59:21:12 You lack all honor!
1296 01:59:21:12 01:59:25:00 I’ve seen how you treat your friends.
1297 01:59:25:00 01:59:27:04 We came to you once,
1298 01:59:27:04 01:59:31:04 starving, homeless, seeking your help,
1299 01:59:31:04 01:59:33:07 but you turned your back.
1300 01:59:33:12 01:59:38:00 You turned away from the suffering of my people
1301 01:59:38:00 01:59:40:00 and the inferno that destroyed us!
1302 01:59:42:12 01:59:44:16 Do not talk to me of dragon fire!
1303 01:59:44:16 01:59:49:16 I know its wrath and ruin.
1304 01:59:52:00 01:59:57:00 I have faced the great serpents of the North.
1305 01:59:58:19 02:00:01:00 I warned your grandfather
1306 02:00:01:00 02:00:03:00 of what his greed would summon,
1307 02:00:04:09 02:00:07:00 but he would not listen.
1308 02:00:11:00 02:00:13:00 You are just like him.
1309 02:00:15:12 02:00:18:12 Stay here if you will, and rot.
1310 02:00:18:12 02:00:20:04 A hundred years
1311 02:00:20:04 02:00:23:07 is a mere blink in the life of an elf.
1312 02:00:23:07 02:00:27:21 I am patient. I can wait.
1313 02:00:35:21 02:00:37:04 Did he offer you a deal?
1314 02:00:37:04 02:00:39:00 He did.
1315 02:00:39:00 02:00:42:12 I told him he could go...
1316 02:00:44:00 02:00:46:00 Him and all his kin!
1317 02:00:47:00 02:00:50:00 Well...that’s that, then.
1318 02:00:50:00 02:00:53:00 A deal was our only hope.
1319 02:00:56:04 02:00:58:04 Not our only hope.
1320 02:01:00:12 02:01:02:00 ...we're running out of drink.
1321 02:01:02:19 02:01:06:04 These empty barrels should have been sent back to Esgarrouth hours ago.
1322 02:01:06:04 02:01:08:00 The bargeman will be waiting for them.
1323 02:01:08:00 02:01:10:14 Say what you like about our ill-tempered king,
1324 02:01:10:14 02:01:12:19  he has excellent taste in wine.
1325 02:01:12:23 02:01:16:09 Come, Elros, try it.
1326 02:01:16:09 02:01:18:09 I have the dwarves in my charge.
1327 02:01:18:09 02:01:21:09 They’re locked up; where can they go?
1328 02:01:24:00 02:01:27:00 I’ll wager the sun is on the rise.
1329 02:01:27:04 02:01:29:00 It must be nearly dawn.
1330 02:01:29:04 02:01:32:00 We’re never going to reach the mountain, are we?
1331 02:01:34:12 02:01:37:12 Not stuck in here, you’re not!
1332 02:01:42:23 02:01:44:00 Bilbo!
1333 02:01:44:00 02:01:45:09 What?
1334 02:01:46:04 02:01:49:00 Shhhh!  There are guards nearby.
1335 02:02:09:00 02:02:10:12 The stairs. You first.
1336 02:02:10:12 02:02:12:04 Ori! Not that way!
1337 02:02:12:04 02:02:14:04 Down here. Follow me.
1338 02:02:31:09 02:02:33:09 This way.
1339 02:02:36:12 02:02:39:02 I don’t believe it;  we’re in the cellars!
1340 02:02:39:02 02:02:40:09 You're supposed to be leading us out,
1341 02:02:40:09 02:02:41:05 not further in!
1342 02:02:41:05 02:02:43:00 I know what I'm doing.
1343 02:02:43:12 02:02:45:00 This way.
1344 02:02:50:00 02:02:52:12 Everyone, climb into the barrels, quickly!
1345 02:02:52:12 02:02:54:19 Are you mad?! They’ll find us!
1346 02:02:54:19 02:02:56:04 No, no. They won’t. I promise you.
1347 02:02:56:04 02:02:59:12 Please, please, you must trust me!
1348 02:03:04:00 02:03:05:12 Do as he says!
1349 02:03:23:12 02:03:25:00 What do we do now?
1350 02:03:26:04 02:03:27:12 Hold your breath.
1351 02:03:27:12 02:03:28:12 Hold me breath?
1352 02:03:28:12 02:03:30:00 What do you mean?
1353 02:03:55:00 02:03:57:12 Where is the keeper of the keys?
1354 02:04:24:00 02:04:26:00 Well done, Master Baggins.
1355 02:04:26:12 02:04:29:00 Go. Come on, let's go.
1356 02:04:38:00 02:04:41:00 Hold on!
1357 02:05:01:14 02:05:02:09 Help!
1358 02:05:02:09 02:05:05:00 Thorin!
1359 02:05:29:12 02:05:30:12 No!
1360 02:05:43:00 02:05:44:00 Watch out!
1361 02:05:44:00 02:05:46:00 Those are orcs!
1362 02:06:41:00 02:06:42:00 Kili!
1363 02:07:08:14 02:07:10:00 Kili!
1364 02:07:38:12 02:07:40:00 Anything behind us?
1365 02:07:40:00 02:07:42:00 Not that I can see.
1366 02:07:46:04 02:07:47:14 I think we’ve outrun the orcs.
1367 02:07:47:14 02:07:49:14 Not for long; we’ve lost the current.
1368 02:07:49:14 02:07:51:14 Bombur is half drowned.
1369 02:07:51:19 02:07:53:16 Make for the shore!
1370 02:07:53:16 02:07:55:16 Come on, let’s go!
1371 02:08:01:12 02:08:03:07 Come on!
1372 02:08:15:12 02:08:17:00 I’m fine. It’s nothing.
1373 02:08:17:00 02:08:18:07 On your feet.
1374 02:08:18:07 02:08:19:07 Kili’s wounded.
1375 02:08:19:07 02:08:20:19 His leg needs binding.
1376 02:08:20:19 02:08:22:09 There’s an orc pack on our tail.
1377 02:08:22:09 02:08:23:12 We keep moving.
1378 02:08:23:12 02:08:24:14 To where?
1379 02:08:24:14 02:08:26:14 To the Mountain. We’re so close.
1380 02:08:26:14 02:08:29:21 A lake lies between us and that mountain.
1381 02:08:29:21 02:08:31:16 We have no way to cross it.
1382 02:08:31:16 02:08:32:16 So then we go around.
1383 02:08:32:16 02:08:36:00 The orcs will run us down, as sure as daylight.
1384 02:08:36:00 02:08:38:00 We have no weapons to defend ourselves.
1385 02:08:38:07 02:08:40:07 Bind his leg, quickly.
1386 02:08:40:07 02:08:42:07 You have two minutes.
1387 02:09:02:09 02:09:05:04 Do it again, and you’re dead.
1388 02:09:07:16 02:09:11:00 Excuse me, but, uh, you’re from Laketown,
1389 02:09:11:00 02:09:13:00 if I’m not mistaken?
1390 02:09:13:00 02:09:15:16 That barge over there,
1391 02:09:15:16 02:09:19:16 it wouldn’t be available for hire, by any chance?