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* MatzoFever: Guy for Sarah de Talmont. Not presented sympathetically, it appears that Richard Carpenter is not a fan of ''Theatre/TheMerchantOfVenice''.
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* HairTriggerTemper: He's prone to violent rages with minimal provocation.
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'''Robin of Loxley'''
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'''Lady Marion of Leaford'''
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'''Nasir Malik Kemal Inal Ibrahim Shams ad-Dualla Wattab ibn Mahmud'''
A mysterious Saracen swordsman, brought to England by Baron de Belleme.
'''Nasir Malik Kemal Inal Ibrahim Shams ad-Dualla Wattab ibn Mahmud'''
A mysterious Saracen swordsman, brought to England by Baron de Belleme.
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* {{Cernunnos}}: The Horned God, also known as Herne the Hunter, is a stag-headed figure who was a patron god of nature, and one of his rituals was the Wild Hunt. Robin sometimes experiences visions and messages from Herne, who seems to approve of the outlaws.
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* TheMentor: The Robins' enigmatic master and teacher.
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* SadlyMythtaken: Herne the Hunter. In English folklore he's supposed to be the ghost of a 16th century forester who haunts Windsor Park, unless Creator/WilliamShakespeare just made him up. A 1929 book suggested he ''might'' be a remnant of horned gods like Cernunnos, but still localised to Berkshire. His depiction in ''Robin of Sherwood'' may well be via one or both of John Masefield's ''Literature/TheBoxOfDelights'' or Susan Cooper's ''Literature/TheDarkIsRising'', both of which depict him as a much more universal and powerful English nature-spirit.
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* SadlyMythtaken:Herne the Hunter. In English folklore he's supposed to be the ghost of a 16th century forester who haunts Windsor Park, unless Creator/WilliamShakespeare just made him up. A 1929 book suggested he ''might'' be a remnant of horned gods like Cernunnos, but still localised to Berkshire. His depiction in ''Robin of Sherwood'' may well be via one or both of John Masefield's ''Literature/TheBoxOfDelights'' or Susan Cooper's ''Literature/TheDarkIsRising'', both of which depict him as a much more universal and powerful English nature-spirit.
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The depraved and ruthless feudal overlord of Nottingham and the surrounding area.
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* HairTriggerTemper: Prone to violent rages at any reverse.
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* TheLoad: Much, though he's not so bad in the later episodes.
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* TheLoad: Much, though He's firmly in this role in seasons 1 and 2, and seems to be part of the outlaw band only because he's not so bad in the later episodes.
Robin feels responsible for him as an old friend.
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* EntitledToHaveYou: There's a lot of innuendo to suggest that Guy is a habitual rapist, and it's made most obvious in "The Witch of Elsdon", where the Sheriff suggests that he accused Jennet and her husband of witchcraft because she wouldn't have sex with him, and "The Children of Israel" when he tries to force Sarah de Talmont into marriage.
-->It's highly debatable, he never physicaly imposes himself on the women. He fully intends to marry Sarah and tries his best to woo her. That having failed, he still tries to force the marriage, which may be reproachable by today's standards but not unsual at the time. As for Jennet, the whole trial happens because she did reject him, she had the option to do so. Despite what the Sheriff says, it's obvious Guy doesn't understand what he means, because in his mind he rationalized the rejection by seeing himself as the pure, chaste knight and her as the temptress, the witch to whom he resisted. He truly seems to believe this. The Sheriff's later comment about his dalliances with the village girls may simply be refering to his lack of social skills, graces and ability to properly woo them, which results in all sorts of trouble.
-->It's highly debatable, he never physicaly imposes himself on the women. He fully intends to marry Sarah and tries his best to woo her. That having failed, he still tries to force the marriage, which may be reproachable by today's standards but not unsual at the time. As for Jennet, the whole trial happens because she did reject him, she had the option to do so. Despite what the Sheriff says, it's obvious Guy doesn't understand what he means, because in his mind he rationalized the rejection by seeing himself as the pure, chaste knight and her as the temptress, the witch to whom he resisted. He truly seems to believe this. The Sheriff's later comment about his dalliances with the village girls may simply be refering to his lack of social skills, graces and ability to properly woo them, which results in all sorts of trouble.
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* EntitledToHaveYou: There's a lot of innuendo to suggest that Guy is a habitual rapist, What he feels and it's made most obvious in "The Witch of Elsdon", where the Sheriff suggests that how he accused acts about Sarah de Talmont, at first ignoring her attempts to reject him and then still intending to force her to marry him. Possibly also what happened with Jennet of Elsdon, her unexpected (to him) refusal to be with him leading to the accusation that her and her husband of witchcraft because she wouldn't have sex with him, and "The Children of Israel" when he tries to force Sarah de Talmont into marriage.
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-->It's highly debatable, he never physicaly imposes himself on the women. He fully intends to marry Sarah and tries his best to woo her. That having failed, he still tries to force the marriage, which may be reproachable by today's standards but not unsual at the time. As for Jennet, the whole trial happens because she did reject him, she had the option to do so. Despite what the Sheriff says, it's obvious Guy doesn't understand what he means, because in his mind he rationalized the rejection by seeing himself as the pure, chaste knight and her as the temptress, the witch to whom he resisted. He truly seems to believe this. The Sheriff's later comment about his dalliances with the village girls may simply be refering to his lack of social skills, graces and ability to properly woo them, which results in all sorts of trouble.
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* FreudianExcuse: Guy has a doozy of one, as his personality is due to his father hating and neglecting him due to him being adulterously conceived by another man.
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* EntitledToHaveYou: There's a lot of GettingCrapPastTheRadar innuendo to suggest that Guy is a habitual rapist, and it's made most obvious in "The Witch of Elsdon", where the Sheriff suggests that he accused Jennet and her husband of witchcraft because she wouldn't have sex with him, and "The Children of Israel" when he tries to force Sarah de Talmont into marriage.
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* ReverseMole: Attempted in "The Power of Albion", initially with some success. But it falls apart when the "King's Devil" recognises him as Robin Hood and ends all hope of him living a double life.
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* ReverseMole: TheMole: Attempted in "The Power of Albion", initially with some success. But it falls apart when the "King's Devil" recognises him as Robin Hood and ends all hope of him living a double life.