We will ake only what was promised to us.Only what we need to rebuild our lives."Leader Azog the Defiler (Manu Bennett) with his vast army of Orcs marched toward the Lonely Mountain at Erebor and hreatened war: "Woodland Elves!" His son Bolg (John Tui) reported back to Azog about how Legolas and Tauriel had earlier pursued them into Lake-town and confronted them: "The King""s son and a She-Elf - they tracked us to Lake-town.Hitchcock""s work was a masterful study of romantic longing, identity, voyeurism, reachery and death.It also told about female victimization and degrading manipulation, the feminine "ideal," and the protagonist""s fatal sexual obsession for a cool-blonde heroine.She soon noticed a fresh and round, red burn mark on her arm.On her way home, she visited Rod in his jail cell, where he partially described the invisible killer who wrestled with Tina under the bedcovers, and cut her with four blades as he watched: "It was as if there were four razors cutting at the same time, but invisible ones.Symbolically, the pen is an apt object, because the technological advances of writing and the printing press, etc.The non-diagetic use of New York composer Gershwin""s music was deliberately placed throughout the film to metaphorically extend the character of the main protagonist, to serve as a counterpoint to the hero’s life, and to provide more meaning to the scenes.