Bilbo: No.You are not going anywhere.You""re going to live.Thorin: I would take back my words and my deeds at the Gate.You did what only a true friend would do.Forgive me.I was too blind o see it.I am so sorry that I have led you into such peril.Bilbo: No, I""m glad to have shared in your perils, Thorin.Each and every one of them.It is far more than any Baggins deserves.Thorin: Farewell, Master Burglar.Go back to your books.And your armchair.Plant your trees.Watch them grow.If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place.Bilbo: No.No, no, no.No.Thorin.Thorin, don""t you dare.Thorin.Thorin.Thorin, hold on.Hold on, please.Bilbo sobbed and wept at Thorin""s side.Likewise, Tauriel was grieving by the side of Kili, with the talisman stone in her hand as a remembrance.Assisted by the Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword, the duo were able to exchange fire with the Nazis (although Kazim lost his life after warning: "For the unrighteous, the Cup of Life holds everlasting damnation"), ending with a climactic battle pitting Indy (on horseback) against a giant Nazi armored Tiger tank commanded by brutal SS Colonel Vogel (Michael Byrne)." To the tune of "Bad Reputation" by Joan Jett, Shrek and the Donkey easily vanquished the armored knights, and Shrek was announced as the town""s champion, who would now have the "honor of embarking on a great and noble quest.His poster-decorated bedroom was stocked with movie and dinosaur toys and other models.He was interrupted by his mother, Karen Mitchell (Judy Greer) to get himself ready.Gray and his older, girl-obsessed teenaged sibling Zach Mitchell (Nick Robinson) were about to be transported from heir snowy, two-story surburban Wisconsin home to the Dane County airport by their parents, with their dad Scott Mitchell (Andy Buckley) driving.The film was based on former North Carolina Baptist minister Rev.Thomas Dixon Jr.""s anti-black, 1905 bigoted melodramatic staged play,The Clansman, the second volume in a trilogy:The Leopard""s Spots: A Romance of the White Man""s Burden, 1865-1900The Clansman: An Historical Romance of the Ku Klux KlanThe TraitorIts release set up a major censorship battle over its vicious, extremist depiction of African Americans, although Griffith naively claimed that he wasn""t racist at the time.