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7) "Three Hundred Lives of Men I Have Walked This Earth and Now I Have No Time."( LOTR: The Two Towers)
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The quote from The Two Towers is a powerful example of Gandalf's frustration and urgency. This line highlights his immense experience and the long, arduous path he has traveled to reach this point. Despite his extensive wisdom and age, Gandalf finds himself pressed for time, underscoring the critical nature of their mission. The line showcases his ability to convey deep emotions and a sense of urgency with a touch of exasperation.
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