Eilonwy girding Taran’s sword.
Eilonwy commenting on how Taran looks like he expects a mountain to fall on his head when he can’t tell her she’s in danger.
Once, the Prince of Mona eagerly dashed up to show the companions a large fish he had caught—to the delight of Eilonwy and Gurgi, but not Taran; for a moment later, Rhun’s attention turned elsewhere and he hurried off, leaving Taran holding the wet, slippery fish in his arms — The Castle of Llyr by Lloyd Alexander
Figures of the characters from the books.
From left to right: Gurgi, Taran, Fflewddur, Eilonwy and Doli.
Remember that time in “The Black Cauldron” when a fuzzy little beast-man did what every shipper everywhere has wanted to do with their OTP?
Points for Gurgi.
The Black Cauldron took over 12 years to make, 5 years of actual production, and cost over $25 million. Over 1,165 different hues and colors were used and 34 miles of film stock was utilized.
Taran: It’s my fault, I let you down. Without my sword I’m nothing.
Just.. an assistant pigkeeper.
Eilonwy: Look, you are somebody, you must believe in yourself. I believe in you.
