What is the theme of Robin Hood?

Answer 1

Robin Hood aka Robin Of Sherwood . Robin objected to the high taxes and was declared an outlaw. Other oppressed Englishmen joined his group of outlaws and they rob from the rich and give it too the poor.

Answer 2

a man called robin of loxley who robs money from the rich and gives them to the poor and he falls in ,love with king Richards relation, while he is on a crusade and his evil brother is incharge

Answer 3

there are several themes...

- guilt (mrs danvers for leaving rebecca)

- first love (maxm and narrator)

- insecurity (of the narrator at manderly)

- jealousy (of 'the other woman')

- battle between good ad evil (mrs danvers and rebecca evil, narrator good)

- holding on to/forgetting the past (how rebecca's prescence lives on despite her death)

- identity (the narrator's struggle to establish her identity)

and some others...

Answer 4

Welty's principal theme in The Robber Bridegroom is the duality of experience, the gap between appearance and reality. This is a human concern that spans all times and places; it is a truth verified in history, legend, fairy tale, and myth alike. People and things are not always what they seem to be, and an innocent man like Welty's planter working his way through a dualistic world is bound to suffer. Furthermore, Welty attests through the relationship of her young lovers, the planter's daughter and the bandit-gentleman, that duplicity in human relationship leads to distrust and suffering.