The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King2003

Gandalf the White:
Frodo has passed beyond my sight. The darkness is deepening.

Aragorn:
If Sauron had the Ring, we would know it.

Gandalf the White:
It's only a matter of time. He's suffered a defeat, yes, but... behind the walls of Mordor, our enemy is regrouping.

Gimli:
Let him stay there. Let him rot! Why should we care?

Gandalf the White:
Because ten thousand Orcs now stand between Frodo and Mount Doom. I've sent him to his death.

Aragorn:
No. There is still hope for Frodo. He needs time... and safe passage across the plains of Gorgoroth. We can give him that.

Gimli:
How?

Aragorn:
Draw out Sauron's armies. Empty his lands. Then we gather our full strength and march on the Black Gate.

Éomer:
We cannot achieve victory through strength of arms.

Aragorn:
Not for ourselves. But we can give Frodo his chance if we keep Sauron's Eye fixed upon us. Keep him blind to all else that moves.

Legolas:
A diversion.

Gimli:
Certainty of death, small chance of success... What are we waiting for?

Gandalf the White:
Sauron will suspect a trap, he will not take the bait.

Aragorn:
Oh, I think he will.