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  • There are many stories in the history of our world.

  • Most are lost,

  • scattered in the winds of Time,

  • beyond the memory of man.

  • But this story.

  • our story

  • should not be forgotten.

  • Papa!

  • Maia!

  • Run! Maia run. Maia run!

  • We came from the water,

  • It runs through our ancient days,

  • down the long years to this moment

  • coursing through our lives

  • like the bloodline of Kings

  • A swiftly flowing stream

  • of memory and sorrow

  • One drop of water

  • of blood

  • and then another

  • can become a ripple,

  • a river,

  • a rising torrent

  • unstoppable

  • which in time

  • breaks down all resistance

  • to flow free once again

  • on the journey to it's destiny

  • The remnant of the faithful

  • Thenedain

  • the men of the West

  • were scattered and few

  • and beset by many dangers

  • For the Dark Lord Sauron

  • had not forgotten the past

  • and of all the peoples of Middle-earth

  • he held none with more hatred

  • and more fear

  • than thenedain

  • He spread his will amongst his servants

  • and through the long years

  • sought ever to discover if the Heirs of Isildur yet lived

  • so that he might destroy them

  • and the last of his greatest enemies

  • would be lost

  • forever

  • Hurry! Hurry!

  • rhael!

  • Ivorwen! Gilraen! Go! Please!

  • I will not lose you all this day.

  • Arathorn!

  • You have my thanks sir,

  • and whatever service I and my family may provide you and yours.

  • We owe you our lives.

  • As I owe you mine. I thank you, lady.

  • You are most welcome, my lord.

  • We cannot stay here. Where were you bound?

  • I do not know, my lord.

  • Orcs burned our village, and slew our people.

  • Those who were not killed were scattered, I know not where.

  • Dorlad, my son.

  • Struck down as he defended us.

  • We would not leave his body for the cruel sport of orcs.

  • Your son shall have a safe resting place, lady.

  • You will come with us.

  • Arathorn!

  • Arathorn?

  • You know him, father?

  • Yes

  • Or I did when he was but a child.

  • If he is the same man,

  • he is the son of my friend and kinsman.

  • Our chieftain, Lord Arador.

  • Isildur's Heir.

  • What is it?

  • They're after plunder, it seems.

  • But these are but baubles.

  • It is strange.

  • Orcs seeking gold and jewels in the Wild?

  • to what purpose?

  • You're becoming more like him by the day.

  • Is that what he would have wanted?

  • He would have growled at me for letting you take his place.

  • "The wild is no place for my daughter!"

  • But I'm still glad I trained you.

  • So am I.

  • Lord Arathorn

  • They'll bring no news to whoever leads them.

  • Good work Halbaron.

  • Now we must bring these three to safety.

  • We go to Taurdal, our village, Lord?

  • rhael.

  • My wife, Ivorwen. And my daughter...

  • Gilraen.

  • And I am Arathorn.

  • Son of Arador.

  • Indeed.

  • No, no. Do not bow.

  • When you come to my father,

  • you may greet him thus.

  • But for now,

  • we must make haste.

  • A jealous heart finds no room for true affection,

  • though it were standing right behind it.

  • What have I to be jealous about?

  • I saw that look between them.

  • Just as you did.

  • Your eyes deceive you.

  • Besides, it has nothing to do with me.

  • Does it not?

  • No!

  • Nor with you, Dírhaborn.

  • And so Arathorn and his rangers led the grieving family North,

  • past the mighty rivers

  • and through the vast forests of Rhudaur.

  • A land that still enjoyed the watchful eye of thenedain

  • and brought them to his father, Lord Arador,

  • in the hidden settlement of Taurdal.

  • Come, my old friend and kinsman.

  • Let us bestow upon your son the peace and honour he has earned.

  • For I account your loss as my loss,

  • and your grief as my own.

  • Alas, no long sleep in ancient halls of stone

  • for a son of the House of Aranarth!

  • But I will not see your bones dishonoured, Dorlad,

  • when the servants of Evil try again

  • to drive thenedain farther into exile!

  • Farewell!

  • I've come to ask your forgiveness.

  • Long had I thought your feelings for Arathorn

  • no more than a passing fancy

  • and that in time you would turn from them

  • and look around you at last.

  • I did not understand.

  • Until last night.

  • Years I have spent by his side,

  • yet there is a gulf between us

  • that only the flames of a stranger's pyre could reveal.

  • I cannot vie with such beauty and such sorrow.

  • El, any man would be honoured to call you his.

  • I would cause him nothing but grief.

  • We found these after the attack yesterday.

  • It is strange how such tiny things

  • can bring such immense darkness

  • and change into our lives.

  • Lord Arador now had much to contemplate.

  • News of orcs assailing other villages came to his ears.

  • Peaceful homesteads, far from help,

  • were likewise menaced,

  • Taurdal filled as many of thenedain fled their homes

  • and sought safety in numbers.

  • And so Arador led his brave rangers

  • in a quest to rid the land of the menace

  • that had ravaged his people.

  • Yet the most trusted of his men,

  • would not be at his side.

  • How goes the harvest, my lady?

  • Bountiful, my lord.

  • I had expected a little more for my travels.

  • Are you leaving?

  • My father has charged me to seek out the enemy's purpose

  • in the cold mountains of the East.

  • Alone?

  • Yes.

  • A dangerous mission my lord.

  • Indeed.

  • There was a time when such danger would not have moved me

  • and every part of my being would happily travel to the end of the world

  • in service of our people.

  • But now?

  • Now a part of me remains here.

  • And that is my heart.

  • My Lord.

  • I am sorry my lady, I did not mean to upset you

  • I will look to the East

  • and await your safe return.

  • My Lady.

  • With a heart full of joy

  • Arathorn travelled far beyond

  • the fallen cities of Arnor.

  • While Arathorn made his lonely way into the cold mountains,

  • Gilraen would await his homecoming

  • in the fading summer of the West.

  • Straying at whiles deep into the forest,

  • to watch for his safe return.

  • Gilraen!

  • I will not go far!

  • Why does she do that?

  • You know for whom she waits.

  • She is too young.

  • But not without wisdom.

  • My heart forebodes Arathorn will wear

  • Barahir's ring sooner than expected.

  • Even so,

  • I do not think he will long lead thenedain,

  • once it rests upon his hand.

  • Then do not stand in their way, Dírhael!

  • For if these two wed soon,

  • there yet may be hope born for our people.

  • But if they do not,

  • it may be, in this gathering darkness,

  • that thenedain fall at last,

  • never to rise again.

  • Let them have what happiness they may!

  • You're late!

  • Where are the others?

  • Slaughtered!

  • We were ambushed,

  • there are Ghostmen everywhere!

  • They are not ghosts!

  • Merely Rangers, you coward.

  • You're as bad as these two!

  • Did you get it?

  • These are useless.

  • You still have not found the ring that Sauron is seeking.

  • Go back! Find it!

  • How? There is not enough of us left.

  • We need time to increase our numbers.

  • It was a mistake to attack the ghostmen out of the darkness, Shaknar!

  • I do not make mistakes!

  • I go now to report your failer to Sauron at Dol Guldur.

  • Increase your numbers if you must, but send out your spies.

  • When I return I want to know where he is!

  • What is it?

  • I smell manflesh.

  • That's impossible.

  • Can't you smell it?

  • Arathorn! You're back!

  • You should not come this far into the forest alone!

  • I know. I…

  • Rangers. Will you not go to them?

  • They'll find us soon enough.

  • So, I must hurry,

  • or miss my chance.

  • For what?

  • I hope they take their time.

  • I train them too well.

  • My lord?

  • I wandered too far from the village.

  • But your captain found me.

  • I am at your service, my lord.

  • I shall always be at yours.

  • Halbaron, escort the Lady Gilraen back to the village.

  • At once, my lord.

  • Elgarain. A word.

  • I'm sorry, my lord.

  • We could not find you. I did not know...

  • No apology necessary, my friend.

  • Have you ever been in love?

  • No.

  • It changes your world.

  • Consumes it with a burning flame

  • that does not abate.

  • A light as brilliant and piercing asrendil's star.

  • You have been in love.

  • I have heard it talked of.

  • So you are in love?

  • I am to be wed!

  • Or I hope to be.

  • And soon if fortune is with me.

  • I wish you joy, my lord.

  • Your heart should be filled with joy, Arathorn.

  • Oh, it is...

  • yet I fear that Lordrhael will not willingly give his blessing...

  • Gilraen is, like you, not yet of age.

  • I may not have known love,

  • but I do know that when the heart would command the tongue

  • no man should stand in the way...

  • if you delay you may find that what should have been spoken

  • is forever locked in your heart,

  • and regret your only companion.

  • Your words are wise

  • still

  • The seasons are changing.

  • Maybe it will bring a change to his heart too.

  • If it changes with the seasons,

  • it can only grow colder.

  • Just hold your ground and speak your heart.

  • Thank you.

  • You're a good friend to me.

  • I would lay down my very life for you.

  • And I for you.

  • I am glad you're safe, my son.

  • You also father.

  • Halbaron tells me that your campaign against

  • the orcs has been a success.

  • Their numbers are indeed few now.

  • They should not trouble us for some time.

  • Yet your mind is not at ease.

  • I now know what they're after,

  • and that they do not act alone.

  • They are servants of Sauron,

  • and he seeks the Ring of Barahir.

  • Father, they are hunting for you.

  • It is as I feared then.

  • I beg you to hide the ring.

  • Do not wear it!

  • No.

  • But it will lead them straight to you!

  • Let Sauron send all the armies in this world against us.

  • I will not hide from who I am,

  • while I have a breath in my body,

  • and a sword in my hand.

  • Forgive me.

  • There is nothing to forgive, my son.

  • You have been of great service to me, and thenedain.

  • You are a true heir of kings!

  • Come now, do not be troubled.

  • Your mother used to remind me

  • that the people look upon us for guidance,

  • that we had to stand fast, no matter what.

  • Perhaps one day

  • you will find someone with as much wisdom and beauty,

  • to counsel you.

  • You have my blessing, my children.

  • May your days be long and fruitful,

  • and filled with hope.

  • I go now to Rivendell,

  • where Elrond Halfelven awaits me.

  • When I return with his good counsel,

  • then perhaps we shall have a wedding.

  • Good luck withrhael.

  • Lordrhael...

  • good morning.

  • Through the long winter months

  • the warmth in Arathorn's heart

  • was only held at bay

  • by his fear of failing his most important task.

  • Just hold your ground,

  • and speak your heart.

  • Lordrhael.

  • I have come to ask for your daughter's hand in marriage.

  • I owe you my life, son of Arador.

  • But I do not owe you my daughter.

  • But I love her, my lord.

  • I fear deeply the shadow

  • you cast on my house, Isildur's Heir.

  • The attention you show my daughter is unwelcome...

  • By you.

  • Not by her.

  • Yes. Therefore it cannot be ignored.

  • I hope for Gilraen's sake

  • your father's blood flows through your veins.

  • If you fail your people,

  • you will have only thenedain to answer to.

  • If you fail her,

  • it is me to whom you'll answer.

  • Was that a yes?

  • And when Winter had withdrawn it's cold fingers from the land

  • and passed into bright and early Spring.

  • Arathorn, son of Arador

  • and the Lady Gilraen were wed,

  • in happiness and hope.

  • But after only a year of joy,

  • a dark shadow crept back into their lives.

  • Arador, son of Argonui,

  • Lord of thenedain, found himself in a shallow dell

  • amid the chill, blinding vapours of the Coldfells.

  • Run!

  • Run!

  • Where's my father?

  • He's further South.

  • Go!

  • Father!

  • Father.

  • Arathorn! Arathorn! Awake!

  • It is nought but a dream! Awake!

  • No! I saw him! I felt the breath leave him!

  • Shhh! It's but a dream. A dream!

  • Oh, Gilraen! Would that it were!

  • What hope is there for our people?

  • The line of the Kings hangs by a thread,

  • I fear it's going to find its bitter end in me.

  • Arathorn, where is your joy?

  • Where is your hope?

  • I will not despair!

  • Nor would I have you do so.

  • Arathorn, look at me!

  • Fear not tomorrow,

  • for it is not ours to know or to command.

  • And do not fear that the royal house has reached its end.

  • It is alive.

  • In you.

  • And in me.

  • There is my Hope.

  • So a year after the lose of his father

  • on the first day of the third month

  • Arathorn and thenedain welcomed into the world new hope.

  • You have a son my lord.

  • We will name him, Aragorn.

  • Kingly Valour, that he shall have,

  • but on his breast I see a green stone,

  • and from that his true name shall come

  • and his chief renown

  • for he shall be a healer and a renewer.

  • Behold Aragorn,

  • son of Arathorn,

  • Lord of thenedain!

  • Scion of Elendil ofmenor!

  • The Heir of Isildur!

  • Hail Aragorn!

  • Hail Aragorn!

  • By the valour of the Lord and his Rangers,

  • thenedain had a measure of peace.

  • And the child Aragorn grew swiftly and happily.

  • Halbaron

  • Seems but yesterday that your son Halbarad

  • was Aragorn's age.

  • It does indeed, my lord.

  • I imagine it'll seem the same, Evonyn,

  • when our son is a man.

  • That it will, my lady.

  • How quickly they grow!

  • And how much they eat to get there!

  • If there's anything left!

  • I claim this field in the name of the King!

  • Seven stars and a crown on a field of blue

  • In the wind of war the banner flew

  • Around it the King called men forth

  • To fight for freedom in the North

  • Fornost has fallen the herald cried

  • Asnedain they fought and they died

  • A man noble and brave fell from his steed

  • Trampled by beasts that gave no heed

  • The king was carried from the fray

  • As the army of Angmar made its way

  • Our banner caught in a sea of death

  • As the king’s herald drew one last breath

  • The banner toppled and fell to the Earth

  • The enemy howled in terrible mirth

  • As men ran in fear and cried

  • The Lords Elladan and Elrohir of Rivendell arrived unlooked for,

  • and wished to speak with us at once.

  • Welcome, friends!

  • What brings you to us this night?

  • And how fares your father Lord Elrond?

  • And the Lady Arwen?

  • Our father and sister are well, my lord.

  • It was Elrond who sent us hither in haste.

  • Orcs are increasing North and East of Taurdal.

  • Their numbers are greater than have been seen in many years.

  • Even now they move relentlessly toward

  • the northernmost villages of thenedain.

  • It will not be long before danger

  • presses once more on your borders.

  • To Rivendell where the boy doth lie

  • And where the banner still flies on high.

  • For this reason our father sends grave counsel.

  • What is this counsel?

  • He urges you to send your wife and son

  • to Imladris for safekeeping,

  • and for you, Arathorn,

  • to lead thenedain by secret ways to other lands,

  • and flee this encroaching danger.

  • It is late my lords, we will speak further in the morning,

  • Let us find you somewhere to rest.

  • Elrond Halfelven is wise,

  • and sees much that is hidden

  • or has yet to come to pass.

  • I will consider his words,

  • and take thought for my people.

  • Let your decision be not long delayed.

  • With every hour that passes,

  • peril draws closer.

  • I understand. Rest well, my lords.

  • Rest well.

  • Do not say it!

  • I will not be parted from you.

  • Yet it is wise counsel.

  • If danger closes in on us once again,

  • you and Aragorn must be protected.

  • All the Chieftains of thenedain have been fostered for a time in Elrond's halls.

  • I myself spent years there as a child.

  • I will not leave you.

  • I will not!

  • We know where he is!

  • Good.

  • Come with me.

  • Elgarain!

  • Halbaron saw you leaving.

  • Something I should have done a long time ago.

  • Without goodbye?

  • Ever since your father's death,

  • I've made it my duty to look out for you.

  • I owed it to him for his years of service,

  • and his friendship.

  • When you wanted to take his place, I alone supported you.

  • For ten years you've been by my side,

  • yet now, when I need you most,

  • you would leave me?

  • You need eyes and ears in distant lands,

  • and the Ranger post at Hithlin is unmanned.

  • Hithlin?

  • But it is so far!

  • I release you from your duty.

  • I will burden you no more.

  • You have never been a burden.

  • Elgarain, you have only ever been a friend.

  • you're like a sister to me.

  • You have a family.

  • A wife and son who need you.

  • Protect them.

  • Do not bid me stay!

  • Please.

  • I will not hold you here if you wish to leave.

  • But I do not understand.

  • And for that reason, I cannot explain.

  • Forgive me.

  • Lord Arathorn! Your counsel is needed.

  • Arathorn. The Enemy is on the move!

  • Safe journey, my friend.

  • My Lord. The orcs are on the move.

  • Lord Elrohir bid me to say this:

  • "The decision has been made for you."

  • Call my captains to me.

  • War is at hand!

  • Well met my friend.

  • It is time.

  • But while the Lord of thenedain

  • and the Sons of Elrond laid their plans,

  • the orcs, by stealth and cunning,

  • were nearer to the village than even Lord Elrond had foreseen.

  • Did you not forget something?

  • What would I have forgotten?

  • To tell me you were leaving.

  • Lord Arathorn needs our help.

  • Yet whether he rides to Rivendell

  • or leads thenedain to safety elsewhere,

  • you will not stay.

  • I cannot.

  • I see that now.

  • I go to free my heart of him.

  • Would you not welcome such news?

  • Indeed I would.

  • For you are ever in my thoughts.

  • Did you never know or guess this?

  • You've always been kind to me.

  • Kind?

  • No, Elgarain.

  • I love you.

  • I have done for years.

  • When you knew I loved another? Why?

  • Because in time I knew you would be wise enough to let him go.

  • And now I have.

  • Only to run from me.

  • El, do not run.

  • Come with me.

  • I will.

  • Elgarain! Flee!

  • You cannot hold them off alone!

  • Hurry, warn the village!

  • No!

  • You must warn them,

  • for thenedain

  • go!

  • We will see each other again! Go!

  • My lords. My lords!

  • We shall not wait for the orcs to make their advance.

  • We will evacuate the villages,

  • but we will bring war to them in the Wilds,

  • wherever they may be.

  • So let the servants of Evil beware!

  • To arms! To arms!

  • To arms! To arms!

  • Halbaron! Our enemy is upon us!

  • The forest… Dírhabornfights to delay themorcs everywhere!

  • Rangers, to me!

  • Are you injured?

  • No.

  • Gilraen, where is your son? Where is Aragorn?

  • Aragorn!?

  • Go to the Hall!

  • Arathorn! Fall back, fall back!

  • There! He's the one!

  • Behold your fate.

  • Your house has ended!

  • Papa... Papa, papa!?

  • Two dogs must die today!

  • Gilraen!

  • My lady, go inside!

  • I will not leave you!

  • Papa, papa!

  • Thenedain prevailed.

  • But a heavy price was paid for their victory.

  • Forgive me.

  • For what?

  • For my envy

  • because he chose you.

  • Elgarain!

  • Arathorn, I...

  • Save your strength my friend.

  • I failed you.

  • No. No, you did not.

  • My family is safe because of you.

  • Your father would be so proud.

  • I found my heart today.

  • And now it is lost...

  • He was leaving with you?

  • I will not lose it all.

  • You must live.

  • And Aragorn must live.

  • We cannot lose our hope!

  • Elgarain.

  • Elgarain!

  • How many more must fall?

  • How many?!

  • Too long the servants of evil have ravaged our people

  • and this once-proud Kingdom of Arnor.

  • Men of the West!

  • The Shadow grows longer,

  • and its cruel arm reaches ever toward us.

  • But we cannot lose hope.

  • A time will come when thenedain regain their strength,

  • and banish evil from these lands forever.

  • Until then,

  • we have a duty to safe guard our people at all cost.

  • So, arise, Dúnedain!

  • Remember who you are!

  • Let our enemies once again flee before us!

  • And let no orc leave this forest alive!

  • Gather your rangers. You men with me!

  • I will come back to you. I promise.

  • Then Arathorn, son of Arador,

  • Lord of thenedain,

  • led his people in a great and valiant onslaught,

  • and the servants of the Enemy quailed.

  • Arathorn, wait!

  • Now the line of Kings ends!

  • The line is not broken.

  • There is still hope!

  • They will return, Gilraen.

  • They will.

  • Lady Gilraen! Lady Gilraen!

  • Lord Arathorn is hurt!

  • Has he spoken?

  • Only your name, my lady.

  • Gilraen?

  • I'm here. I'm here!

  • Here is my joy.

  • And there is our hope.

  • Aragorn, Chieftain of thenedain!

  • Then the Lady of thenedain bid farewell to her kin,

  • and to all her people,

  • for to protect the last children ofmenor

  • she bid Halbaron disband Taurdal

  • and thenedain to find safety in small secret settlements

  • in the depths of the forests of Rhudaur.

  • The Heir of Isildur was brought to Rivendell

  • for his fostering and safekeeping.

  • And that is how you are come here to Master Elrond's house, little one.

  • I will not for many long years call you Aragorn.

  • For your name must be forgotten.

  • Less the enemy learn you live

  • and all we fought for is lost.

  • For the last time then.

  • You are Aragorn,

  • Son of Arathorn,

  • Chieftain of thenedain

  • and the Heir of Isildur.

  • But for now,

  • Estel,

  • you are simply our Hope.

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