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[ Frodo arrives rolling and tumbling across the floor.
There was a great shadow over him then, something with a terrible stench and legs too numerous to count. And now, light. He shields himself from the brightness and scoots back until he bumps against the wall, then scrambles to find shelter behind a couch. It hurts his eyes. The air is suddenly too clear, everything too clean. He fears it is a trick.
He speaks in a hush, afraid to alert the enemies but more afraid of being alone. ]
Sam? Where are you, Sam?
There was a great shadow over him then, something with a terrible stench and legs too numerous to count. And now, light. He shields himself from the brightness and scoots back until he bumps against the wall, then scrambles to find shelter behind a couch. It hurts his eyes. The air is suddenly too clear, everything too clean. He fears it is a trick.
He speaks in a hush, afraid to alert the enemies but more afraid of being alone. ]
Sam? Where are you, Sam?
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I think so. It's so pretty... and you can wish for things, whatever stuff you want. There's always food and warm clothes. And a lot of people, really friendly people.
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That seems uncanny, if you don't mind me saying, to be granted your every wish without price.
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You can lean on me, if you need to.
[She'll pause so he can decide if he wants to do that or not.]
I was told not to do it a lot.
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[ He widens his eyes a little. He wouldn't dare. ]
We can walk a little slower.
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Who was after you?
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I could not see. Something large and stinky.
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Stinky is right.
[She makes a face.]
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Much stinkier than even I!
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I was stinky when I got here, too.
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And look how clean and nice-smelling you are now.
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You'll be like me soon, too.
[She continues on.]
Your friend's name is... Sam, right?
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Samwise Gamgee. The bravest hobbit of our time.
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What did he do?
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He has saved me countless times at the cost of his own life.
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His own life? Is he--[dead?]
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That makes him brave, does it not?
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It does. The bravest.
I hope he's here, too.
[Lee wasn't. Maybe Sam will be.]
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[ And he thinks so now more than ever. His burden isn't so heavy now. ] He insists on carrying all our packs.
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Were you going somewhere?
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Yes. We were almost there.
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D-do you need water? I can get you water! Maybe we should have gone to the kitchen, first...
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I will be all right soon. Please stay.
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[She didn't want to be left alone, either. Even now, in a sense--she doesn't stay away from Arthur's place for too long, and she's rarely without company in the castle. It's a good distraction.]
We're almost there. See? That's my room right there. [She points down the hall.]
When you take a bath, I can get you food. Are you hungry?
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I think I should like to sleep after I bathe, if you do not mind, Clementine.
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You can sleep after you eat and drink some water.
[It's important to stay hydrated!]
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