Robin Hood

chapter 4 The king’s deer

After a fight at the abbey, the sheriff of Nottingham demanded
Robin Fitzooth's lands from Prince John, who sold them for
gold. The sheriff imposed higher taxes on the villagers, which
caused hardship. In Farnsfield, sheriff's deputies seized
property and charged an elderly game warden with killing a
deer. Despite his pleas, the sheriff ordered his execution and
the destruction of his house. Much, the old man's son, joined
Robin Hood and Will Scarlet in search of revenge and became
one of his bravest men and recruited more of his allies. Much
proved to be one of Robin's best fighters.

chapter 5 robin hood meets little john

Robin and his men settle in Sherwood Forest, building houses
and living by hunting and trading with the villagers. One day,
Robin encounters a large man on a bridge who challenges him to
a fight. Unable to defeat the man in combat, Will Scarlet
arrives to ask the reason for the fight and the great man says
that he was looking for Robin Hood, then they tell him that the
one he was fighting was Robin and the great man expresses his
desire to join his band. The man telling them his name was
Little John so Robin welcomes him as "Little John" and invites
him to his hideout in the woods.

chapter 6 robin hood helps sir richard

of lee
A man named Richard of Lee seeks help from Robin Hood. He
owes the greedy abbot of St. Mary's Abbey money he cannot
pay. Robin offers to help him. Richard reveals that his
son killed someone and that the Sheriff of Nottingham
blackmailed him. Robin suggests that they ask the abbot
for another year and Little John volunteers to accompany
Richard on this mission.

chapter 7 sir richard pays the abbot

Sir Richard de Lee visits the Abbot of St Mary's Abbey to
negotiate his debt. The abbot demands immediate payment and
threatens to take his lands from Sir Richard. Richard offers
600 pounds, but the abbot insists on receiving the full amount.
Little John intervenes, placing an additional 500 pounds on
the table, forcing the abbot to accept. Back in the forest, Robin
Hood and his men laugh at the abbot's frustration, but warn
Richard of possible dangers from the sheriff and the abbot.

chapter 8 lady marian and the sheriff of

nottingham
At Marian's summer party, the Sheriff of Nottingham plans
to capture Robin Hood. When he believes Robin is
identified, a fight breaks out between Robin's men and
the sheriff's men. Marian wants to join, but her father
prevents her from doing so as he is concerned about his
participation. The sheriff sees an opportunity to marry
Marian and use her to capture Robin.

chapter 9 the sheriff’s visit

The Sheriff of Nottingham visits Lord Fitzwalter to
propose to his daughter Marian. Despite the insistence
of the sheriff and pressure from her father, Marian
rejects the idea and plans to flee to avoid the unwanted
marriage, deciding to take refuge with her uncle and
taking the brave Friar Tuck with her as protection. Her
father, for fear of the Sherrif's repression, accepts his
daughter's proposal, saying that he would send his men to
look for her and pretending that he doesn't know
anything.
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chapter 10 marian goes to sherwood
forest
Marian disguises herself as a boy and, accompanied by Friar
Tuck, runs away from home to avoid marrying the sheriff of
Nottingham. While looking for food, Marian meets Robin Hood,
both do not recognize each other because they are hooded but
after fighting Robin shows up impressed by her fighting skills
and invites her to join his gang and that is where they both
realize who is the other. They look for Friar Tuck but find no
trace of him. Marian tells Robin about her situation and
expresses her desire to stay in Sherwood Forest with him. They
decide to find Friar Tuck to see if he would like to stay and
live with them.

chapter 11 robin hood and friar tuck

Marian does not find Friar Tuck and stays with her uncle. A
month later, Will Scarlet tells of a frail guy in River Dale who
could be Tuck. Robin goes to town, finds the friar and
challenges him to cross the river. Tuck throws him into the
water, but seeing that Robin is Robin Hood, he agrees to join
them. The next day, Tuck marries Robin and Marian and joins
the gang in the woods.

chapter 12 the two churchmen and the

bags of gold
Robin Hood and his men plan to recover the money that Sir
Richard de Lee must pay to the abbot. Little John catches two
churchmen rich people on the road and takes them to Robin's
camp in the woods. They invite them to dinner and demand that
they pay in gold to help the abbot's poor villagers. At first,
the churchmen claim to have no money, but upon undressing,
they reveal bags of gold hidden under their clothes. Robin
takes the gold, their clothes and horses, and gives them old
clothes to continue their journey on foot. Robin's men laugh at
the situation, thinking about the abbot's reaction the next
day.
chapter 13 sir richard of lee comes back
to the forest
The next day, Sir Richard comes to the forest and tells Robin
that he has the money he owes him and brings a hundred arrows
made by his wife and friends. Robin is grateful for the arrows
but rejects the money, explaining that she already recovered
it from two churchmen who were hiding it. Instead, Robin gives
a beautiful white horse to Sir Richard's wife and fine clothes
to Sir Richard. The churchmen, upon reaching the abbot, tell
his story, which infuriates the abbot, who vows to take revenge
on Robin Hood one day.

chapter 14 robin hood and the gold arrow

The sheriff plans to capture Robin Hood by organizing an
archery contest. Robin and Marian, disguised as a boy,
participate. Robin wins the contest, but the sheriff
tries to catch him. Robin and his men, including Marian,
fight the sheriff's men. When reinforcements arrive,
Robin and his group flee with the help of Sir Richard,
who offers them shelter since Little John was injured.
Marian says that she has hope for a better future when
King Richard returns.

chapter 15 the tall friar

King Richard returns to England and Prince John becomes
worried. He travels to Nottingham, where he is watched
by a mysterious friar and then meets Robin Hood. The
friar turns out to be King Richard. The king restores
Robin to his lands and declares him his friend,
recognizing the evil of his brother John.
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chapter 16 the last adventure
After two years, the sheriff captures Robin Hood under the
orders of the new king, John. Robin escapes injured to St.
Mary's Monastery, where he is found and imprisoned. Before
dying, Robin asks Little John to help him shoot his last arrow
and to take him to the forest and bury him where his last arrow
fell. And a message on his grave remembers his bravery.