Robin Hood

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no, not to my knowledge

In the 2010 film, that part was played by Douglas Hodge.

Prince of Thieves. It's a line said by Alan Rickman's character, the Sheriff of Nottingham.

Morgan Freeman

Robin Hood was a BAD man. He stole money from those who had it and gave it to those who had yet to understand how to acquire it.

But even worse: Robin Hood was STUPID. You don't give money to those who have no idea how to manage money.

Poor people are poor for a reason. But even worse still: Robin Hood was MALICIOUS.

Robin Hood didn't care about the poor. He didn't know them. He was once a rich noble himself but had been stripped of his title and lands by other nobles.

So his motives weren't out of love for the poor. They were out of hatred for those who had taken so much from him.

His robbing the rich and giving to the poor was an act of REVENGE. The only reason he was been given hero status is that the villains in the story were even worse that he was.

Robin Hood was just less bad (albeit no less stupid or malicious) than the very bad. To give approval to the idea that Robin Hood was good is to agree with the principal that two wrongs make a right. The best we could say

in this case, is that in the eyes of the world, two wrongs seem to have made something less wrong.

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Yes, they did change the actor who played Robin Hood on Once Upon a Time. The character was first played by Tom Ellis who was replaced by Sean Maguire in season three.

That depends on what story you are reading (or movie you are referring to), but in Robin Hood the Outlaw by Dumas, Robin thanks an old woman for helping him and then later for offering to be his servant.

The Robin Hood Foundation is a charity dedicated to helping the poor in New York City. Using venture funds, the charity works with more than 200 non-profit charity groups to provide relief from poverty to the people of New York City.

Maid Marian was either a ward of the noble court under the protection of the king, or a maternal cousin according to the accounts I have found.

Everybody will have their own opinion on this and different reasons for that opinion.

Rich people are not obliged to give money to the poor. It is a matter of how you understand the action. You should stop for a little while and analyze the situation.

Would it make you feel complete or satisfied to buy stuff you don't even need or to eat food even though you're full? Is satisfaction achieved whenever you waste money and saw a family starving for food? You are blessed with money and comfort, don't you think you need to share it with the less fortunate? We also owe them something, because as you can see we are a product of the improving technology, we contribute to the improving technology as we buy their gadgets or clothing and etc., because many people like to have these things the demand increases, and as the demand increased the supply is also increased. And of course these can't be produced without the resources, resources that were plenty and free before but now became less and in demand to the extent that people bid prices or money for it. We can see poor people along the road because we lack resources which we need everyday. As what you know people before don't have money, sharing and giving were peacefully followed and done. We are the reasons why there is starvation. Now that everything's too late and people are already lured to the 'cool stuffs' we should help one another because to change things where it was before is a very hard and a very impossible thing to do. We are all one and you should understand that, we have the same needs to look up to everyday, the only difference is the name of the country we are staying in. The looks are normal there are really a difference in that part, come to think of it who would want or like to see people looking just like themselves? How would you recognize one from the other if we all have the same face? Now, back to the beginning, are you happy whenever you see people suffering from the things deprived from them? Will the saying 'regret comes after' become popular to the rich when many had died or risked their lives just to look for money? If these emotional questions won't affect you here are some tough one; what if a man knocked on the windows of your car asking for some food and you just ignored him, then suddenly one day a terrible news arrived, that tells a man kidnapped a close relative of yours, the same man as the one who knocked on your windows did the crime, would it be scary to think of what things he might do to your relative? Or here's another situation that man who knocked on your car's window was reported the next day as dead, he committed suicide because of the unfair or problematic world he is living in, will that affect you? Does this prove regret comes after? In the Philippine's currency 1.00 is important because that one peso creates or is in a million. Remember that simple things create a big difference. This is the part where I need to end my 'supposed' answer here's another quote or saying for you to think about, just relate the power with money, 'With great power comes great responsibility'.

No of course not. We don't know how that poor person became poor. It may be because drugs, illegal immigration, etc. Most of the poor people out there are poor because of their bad mistakes. People who have worked shouldn't be obligated to give poor people money. They should want to and give their money to a non profit organization.

They shouldn't be forced to give money to the poor, however. There are many people out there who are poor through no fault of their own. Often if a person if born into poverty they will stay in poverty throughout the rest of their life. The key to getting out of poverty is education and if a person is in poverty they are likely to have a bad education because they live in a bad area with people who disrupt the class, because they go to a bad school, because they cannot get help from their uneducated parents, because they have to many problems at home to be bothered with school or because their parents have a very anti-school attitude which then gets passed onto the child. If the child preforms badly in school they will drop out at sixteen and be stuck in a job they do not like. Can that person really be blamed for their upbringing? There are also many people who lost their jobs during the banking crisis and they cannot get another one because there aren't many.

Middle class people often donate money to charities and organizations to help these people out, but that is their own choice. It is after all their money and they can do whatever they like with it.

Robin Hood's legend tells us he robbed the rich and gave to the poor. The story began in the 1200's as an oral poem told by roving bards. When the story was first told many of the characters we know today weren't part of the story. A good example of this is Maid Marion and she shows up late in the story.

Robin Hood season 3 began airing in the UK on March 28, 2009. BBC America does not have it scheduled. As of April 14, 2009 there was no indication of when they intend to air the 3rd season.

Robin Hood was not a real person but a story that is made up. Often characters in stories don't have a family history. When the story of Robin Hood was first told it was in rhyme and oral. Eventually, it was written down and characters added through time ( including a family history). So, to answer your question there is no parents for Robin Hood.

I would definitely suggest Prince of Persia. Hands down.

Yes, Robbing or 'Robin' is stealing. The 'Hood' I have yet to figure out.

No he did not

According to the Legend, Robin Hood did not have an easy life at all. He was an outlaw in the Nottingham area, and was forced to hide in Sherwood forest, even though he was a nobleman. In fact, the local Sheriff confiscated his land and revoked his title, sending armed lawmen to try to capture him for stealing. He was a fugitive.

Wolfshead is old English for an Outlaw, one said to have a wolfs head that with such outlaw status bestowed upon him may be cut down, like a wolf, by any whom he is met by since he would no longer be a part of society. They would have also been referred to as Bear Furred, as they would have had to fend in the wild for clothing which has also linked the term with berserker which basically means one who wears bear skin (as in the animal bear). A famous Wolfshead was the story of

Robin Hood who was an outlaw and the correct terminology for the time was Wolfshead.

maid Marion is who robin hood falls in love with

fictionalized history. but non fiction