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• "Faramir! The Lord Faramir! It is his call! Brave heart! But how can he win to the Gate, if these fould hell-haws have other weapons than fear? Ah! there one of the foul things is tooping on him. Help! help! Will no one go out to him? Faramir!"
  -Beregond
  
  
• "Cirith Ungol? Morgul Vale? The time, Faramir, the time? When did you part with them? When would they reach that accursed valley?"
  -Gandalf
  
  
• "Ill? Why do you ask? The men were under your command. Or do you ask for my judgement on all your deeds? Your bearing is very lowly in my presence, yet it is long since you turned from your own way at my counsel. See, you have spoken skillfully, as ever; but I, have I not seen your eye fixed on Mithrandir, seeking whether you said well or too much? He has long had your heart in his keeping"
  -Denethor
  
  
• "My son, your father is old but not yet dotard. I can see and hear, as was my wont; and little of what you have half said or left unsaid is now hidden from me. I know the answer to many riddles. Alas, alas for Boromir!"
  -Denethor
  
  
• "Would that have availed to change your judgement? You would still have done just so, I deem. I know you well. Ever your desire is to appear lordly and generous as a king of old, gracious, gentle. That may well befit one of high race, if he sits in power and peace. But in desprate hours gentleness may be repaid with death."
  -Denethor
  
  
• "Yes, I wish that indeed. For Boromir was loyal ot me and now wizard's pupil. He would have remembered his father's need, and would not have squandered what fortune gave. He would have brought me a mighty gift."
  -Denethor
  
  
• "You are weary, I see. You have ridden fast and far, and under shadows of evil in the air, I am told."
  -Denethor
  
  
• "They give him no rest. The Lord drives his son too hard, and now he must to the duty for two, for himself and for the one who will not return."
  -The People of Gondor
  
  
• "Do not throw your life away rashly or in bitterness. You will be needed here, for other things than war. Your father loves you, Faramir, and will remember it ere the end. Farewell!"
  -Gandalf
  
  
• "Where is Faramir? Say not that he has fallen!"
  -Beregond
  
  

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