The Two Towers

Galadriel:The strength of the ringbearer is failing.
In his heart Frodo begins to understand
The quest will claim his life.
You know this.
You have forseen it.
It is the risk we all took.

The time of the elves is over
Do we leave middle earth to its fate?
Do we let them stand alone?

Aragorn: You have some skill with a blade.
Éowyn: Women of this country learned long ago that those without swords can still die upon them. I fear neither death nor pain.
Aragorn: What do you fear, milady?
Éowyn: A cage. To stay behind bars until use and old age accept them and all chance of valor has gone beyond recall or desire.
Aragorn: You're the daughter of kings. A shield maiden of Rohan. I do not think that will be your fate.

Galadriel: Isengard has been Unleashed

Theoden: I will not risk open war!
Aragorn: Open war is upon you whether you would risk it or not.

No my Lord Aragorn,
We are alone.

Arise now, arise, Riders of Theoden!
Dire deeds awake, dark is it eastward.
Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!
Forth Eorlingas!

~ The Two Towers, Book III, Chapter IV, The King of the Golden Hall

Is this it? Is this all you can conjure Saruman?

Galadriel:The eye of Sauron now turns to Gondor.

In the gathering dark
the will of the ring grows strong

The young captain of Gondor has but to extend his hand,
take the ring for his own,
and the world will fall.
It is close now,
So close to achieving its goal.

For Sauron will have dominion over all life on this earth
Even unto the end of the world.

Ewww! Bad yucky Eomer!

Is that like River Dance?

I return to you now, at the turn of the tide

Gandalf the White: Look to my coming on the first light of the fifth day, at dawn look to the east.

All our hopes now lie with two little hobbits... somewhere in the wilderness.

Éomer: What business have an elf, man, and a dwarf in the Ridder-Mark? Speak quickly!
Gimli: Give me your name horse-master and I shall give you mine.
Éomer: I would cut off your head if it were a little higher off the ground.
Legolas: You would die before your stroke fell.