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( 2 )SAM (cont'd)
We have to be careful or we're going to run
out. You go ahead and eat that, Mr Frodo.
I've rationed it. There should be enough.
FRODO looksa t SAM questioningly.
FRODO:
For what?
SAM:
The journey home.
FRODO says nothing. .
EXT. CULVERT, VALE OF MORGUL - DAY
WIDE:
FRODO and SAM follow GOLLUM as he leads them on thewining, torturous path ... clambering through BRACKEN and
over JAGGED ROCKS.
GOLLUM:
Come, Hobbitses. Very close now. Very close
to Mordor! No safe places here. Hurry!
Shhh.
EXT. THE FOREST OF ISENGARD. DAY
GANDALF leads ARAGORN, LEGOLAS, THEODEN and GIMLI through
dark woodland . . .
The MOVING FOREST of FANGORN ...opens before them . . .
creating an AVENUE of TREES, which allows them access along
the old ISENGARD ROAD. A THICK, HUMID MIST fills the forest.
SUPER:
The Return of the KingANGLE ON:
The FOEST SEPARATES ahead, REVEALING: the RUINS ofISENGARD.
WIDE ON:
All about, the GREAT STONE WALL is cracked andsplintered into countless jagged shards.
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Far off, half veiled int he swirling STEAM, the TOWER of
ORTHANC stands ... Unbroken by the storm. Pale waters lap
about its feet.
ANGLE ON:
TWO SMALL HOBBITS are sitting on the SMASHED WALL. . . MERRY and PIPPIN! SPREAD before them is a feast of
BREADS, MEATS and WINE. They PUFF on long pipes as they lie
back in the SUN.
PIPPIN:
I feel like I ' m back at the Green Dragon,
after a hard days work.
MERRY:
Only, you've never done a hard days work.
MERRY cuts PIPPIN off before he can respond in kind.
MERRY (cont'd)
Welcome, my Lords, to Isengard.
GANDALF:
ANGLE ON:
GANDALF, ARAGORN, LEGOLAS and GIMLI stare at theSIGHT before them . . .
GIMLI:
You young rascals! A merry hunt you've led
us on, and now we find you feasting and
smoking.
PIPPIN:
(mouth full)
We are sitting on a field of victory,
enjoying a few well-earned comforts.
The salted pork is particularly good.
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