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RobErtE87
He got hairy feet doe.
OhhhDrZaius
Dildo bags.. lol
samdaltonstudio
As good as it is, I feel like this moment’s purpose in the film was to simply harken back to Gandalf’s better encouraging speech in Fellow.
SaneBrain
The reason why I think the directors of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy didn't understand the books, kept dragging in Elven lords for the win.
JhericFury
I loved this quote. Big things are made up of lots of little things, for every wonderful person who changes the world, there was a kind, -
JHawke
My life amounts to no more than one drop in a limitless ocean. Yet what is any ocean, but a multitude of drops
JhericFury
-caring aunt/uncle/grandad whatever who changed little but that person's view of the world.
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Suib
Huh didn’t actually find this on imgur but I can live complete that I have been noticed by the great reposts stats
DcynQuez
vauhtihirmu
I think that's true, but the thing is we have to proactive and pre-emptive with it. When we've already sown our own enemies kindness may (1)
vauhtihirmu
be too late to stop that particular evil. (2/2)
TobascoPanda
Kjuhaszzlenozzle
My phones name is Bilbro Swaggins. My computer is Yolo Swaggins. Just sharing.
Duffman26
IIIHalezIII
digiorno88
But actually Tolkien, this line was never in the books. But still a good quote
dontstoretheketchupupsidedown
It actually makes it better that it was Tolkien... I don't know why someone made it Gandalf.
LetMeWriteYouaCzech
He actually says it in the movies. I never knew Tolkien said it himself, that's really neat!
OctoberGambit
And keep in mind, he is of the maiar. Truly a profound statement.
iamlamp2
Yeah for real. That's some hocus pocus. Great line.
PoppinLochNessHopster
It's also something he would just say to rally the people behind him.
WhoMeWorking
Inspiring the flame in people's hearts was his particular talent among the Istari, as I recall. (The elven ring probably didn't hurt either)
IKnowAllTheLyricsToTheSimpsonsThemeSong
Yeah, dumbledore is pretty wise.
strideo
It was pretty cool how Doubledoor trained King Arthur to fight Shrek too.
dontstoretheketchupupsidedown
Great quote but Gandalf never said this in any of the books. (Yes, I'm that person.) It's from the author!
FlyingButtPliers
Stephen Colbert?
greenbeanraneen
It might be Ryan Gosling's mom.
LetMeWriteYouaCzech
It is said in the movies, however. So take that as you will.
strideo
It would be unfortunate if we were to ever consider the movies as the definitive versions of these stories.
LeadByBadExample
Especially in regard to the Hobbit movies.
Suib
Mb title should be peter Jackson then
dontstoretheketchupupsidedown
Not your fault there's like a million of these quotes floating around... I'm just a fkn nerd who loves the books.
Suib
Tbh I love the books but I love the movies more... it’s all filmed in my home country and I grew up watching lotr movies
turbodog
Take Mister Rogers, add Lawful Good magic, results in Gandalf.
HsuDoNihm
Gandalf just proves that Paladins have been playing Lawful Stupid and Lawful Pompous all along.
AzeaBraxi
Paladins are awesome! Just ... most people playing them don't understand why and make them horrid. PALADIN SOLIDARITY!
daimomusic
Paladins are awesome. I love the Warrior of Light Archetype from Pathinder
HsuDoNihm
Exactly. Lawful Good is as complex as ethics, but most paladins are played as judgmental and narrow-minded. Gandalf is a better example.
Paddosan
Est Sularus Oth Mithas
HsuDoNihm
Sturm was great, but still two complaints. 1) written, not played 2) character is decent but railroaded by oath into a bit of a cliché.
HsuDoNihm
I mean, Gandalf was written, too, but my thoughts were more along how people play paladins. *shrug*
Paddosan
Well, Sturm was the character played by one of the members of Weis & Hickman's D&D group at TSR.
Paddosan
I do agree that he was a bit of a cliché, but I also think it's kinda natural, given how the paladin class was depicted in AD&D 2nd ed.