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Putting a hardstyle track over this Bollywood movie worked amazing [x]
The Hobbit - The Musical.
It looks like Thorin Oakenshield at Durmstrang …
I will reblog this forever, even after death.
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Dragon Age inspired tarot cards for These Two
[image description: four drawings, two of the same two versions each. The second two has rounded edges and a description at the bottom. The first image shows Thorin Oakshield of The hobbit from his profile. He is holding up a key and the mountain is behind the key. The key seems to emit a golden halo. His description says: “King of Coins”. The second drawing shows Thandruil. He is also shown from profile but from the opposite one. He holds a sword in his hand, with the left hand holding up the hilt and the right caressing the blade.The entire picture appears to be in shades of blue with a single silver star or snowflake on his robe, white hair and more silvery shades at the bottom of the sky. His crown is a purplish red colour. His description says: “King of Swords.” end of description]
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it's dangerous to go alone. take this.
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“We are sons of Durin, and Durin’s Folk, do not flee from a fight…”
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Yand Durinul Adbâr geleth bat’ ar'âkâtizu Anâs arbâtul sanagênizu
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THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES (2014) dir. Peter Jackson
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There is one I could follow. There is one I could call king.
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“From my grandfather to my father, this has come to me. They dreamt of the day when the Dwarves of Erebor would reclaim their homeland. There is no choice Balin. Not for me.”
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The Hobbit: Favourite familial relationship - the Heirs of Durin
[requested by oakenshieldbaggins]
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“I think Richard Armitage, especially, as an actor, has an extraordinary trajectory. And what’s great about it is, you care about him. He has this grandeur and stature as a character, but then he disintegrates before your eyes - and it’s heart breaking. Then you become invested in him coming back. He’s got to be the Thorin we know and care about. But that’s the thing: does he?”
Philippa Boyens
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- The Wood Elves of Mirkwood are not like their kin. They’re less wise and more dangerous. But it matters not. - What do you mean? - These lands are crawling with Orcs. Their numbers are growing. And you are on foot.
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“One of the moments that stands out for me, and one of the choices he made, was when Thorin finally enters The Lonely Mountain—the way he played it was so understated. It was so emotional. It should be this moment of huge triumph, and instead it is this moment of quiet emotion: ‘I’m home, and I remember.’ All the things that he remembers come flooding back to him. It’s so simple. There’s a beautiful simplicity to what he did in that moment.”
Phillipa Boyens on Richard Armitage
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I’m glad you’re here. I wish to part with you in friendship. No. You’re not going anywhere, Thorin. You’re going to live.
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“Far to the east.. over ranges and rivers.. beyond woodland and wasteland.. lies a single, solitary peak”
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We will not forget our fallen comrade.