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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked one night by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, tortured till he made a false confession that he worshipped the Devil, and then left to rot in a crow cage in the ruins of his own castle.
** The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out at that same time.
** The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out at that same time.
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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked Ambushed one night by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, tortured till he made a false confession that he worshipped worshiped the Devil, and then left to rot in a crow cage in the ruins of his own castle.
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--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''.''[[YouHaveFailedMe fail me]]''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked one night by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, tortured till he made a false confession that he worshipped the Devil Devil, and then left to rot in a crow cage in the ruins of his own castle.
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** Consider that in the extended edition, she reveals that the Sheriff is her natural-born son, and yet that she has been seen as a 'freak' all her life (probably due to the complete heterochromia), so it's very likely that she was raped by someone who despised her. When she finishes explaining, with that tremor of emotion in her voice, you could almost feel sorry for her.
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** Consider that in the extended edition, she reveals that the Sheriff is her natural-born son, and yet that she has been seen as a 'freak' all her life (probably due to the complete heterochromia), so it's very likely that she was raped by someone who despised her. When she finishes explaining, with that tremor of emotion in her voice, you could can almost feel sorry for her.
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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked one night by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, tortured till he made a false confession that he worshipped the Devil then left to rot in a crow cage.cage in the ruins of his own castle.
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sheriff George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sheriff George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne Gisbourne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne Gisbourne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but whenGisborne Gisbourne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when
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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked one night by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, and left to rot in a crow cage.
* The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out.
* The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out.
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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked one night by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, and tortured till he made a false confession that he worshipped the Devil then left to rot in a crow cage.
* ** The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out.out at that same time.
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sheriff George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sheriff George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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** Consider that in the extended edition, she reveals that [[spoiler: the Sheriff is her natural-born son, and yet that she has been seen as a 'freak' all her life (probably due to the complete heterochromia), so it's very likely that she was raped by someone who despised her.]] When she finishes explaining, with that tremor of emotion in her voice, you could almost feel sorry for her.
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** Consider that in the extended edition, she reveals that [[spoiler: the Sheriff is her natural-born son, and yet that she has been seen as a 'freak' all her life (probably due to the complete heterochromia), so it's very likely that she was raped by someone who despised her.]] her. When she finishes explaining, with that tremor of emotion in her voice, you could almost feel sorry for her.
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--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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--->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].spoon]].
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** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborn confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
-->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
-->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborn Gisborne confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
-->'''Sheriff''': --->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sherrif George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sherrif Sheriff George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.Nottingham.
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborn confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
-->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
** Additionally, the moment where the Sheriff kills Gisborne for [[YouHaveFailedMe failing him]]. Initially, he's just showing off a sword forged with Spanish steel, but when Gisborn confirms that Robin has robbed them yet again (and he actually seems close to tears when he's saying this!), the Sheriff [[BaitTheDog puts a comforting hand on his shoulder]], and then... this happens:
-->'''Sheriff''': [[TermsOfEndangerment Cousin]]! [[FauxAffablyEvil We can't allow these outlaws to make fools of us!]] And ''I'' can't allow my lieutenant... to ''fail me''. (''stabs Gisborne and pushes him to the ground to die'') [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Well, at least I didn't use a spoon]].
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon sounds funny if you don't actually stop to think about it and even Sherrif George of Nottingham's justification of it, the fact that it is dull and thus will hurt more, can cause some rather nightmarish thoughts. It almost sounds like he has done it before when Sir Guy of Gisborne was not present, and the fact that Gisborne would think of a faster solution, something sharp like an ax or knife, illustrates a key difference between the two: Gisborne is not as cold-blooded as Nottingham.
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* Mortiana actually killed the real son of the House of Nottingham and replaced him with her own. She actually killed an infant.
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* The fate of Robin's father. Attacked by a KKK-like mob with torches led by the Sheriff of Nottingham, and left to rot in a crow cage.
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* The attack on the woodland settlement. So much fire... so much ''wood''... and a lot of escape routes cut off by either the flames or the guys with weapons. It's hardly surprising that there are so few Merry Men left at the end - the others who survived only did so because they were captured.
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* The attack on the woodland settlement. So much fire... so much ''wood''... and a lot of escape routes cut off by either the flames or the guys with weapons.Sheriff's men. It's hardly surprising that there are so few Merry Men left at the end - the others who survived only did so because they were captured.
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* The witch. That white eye.
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* The witch. That Especially with that white eye.
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** Consider that in the extended edition, she reveals that [[spoiler: the Sheriff is her natural-born son, and yet that she has been seen as a 'freak' all her life (probably due to the complete heterochromia), so it's very likely that she was raped by someone who despised her.]] When she finishes explaining, with that tremor of emotion in her voice, you could almost feel sorry for her.
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* Marian is threatened with rape ''at least'' three times during the course of the film: Once when the Sheriff's men come to take her away (one soldier pins her down and notes "I've never seen the breasts of a noblewoman before"), again with the Sheriff himself, and he almost actually does it during their "wedding."
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* The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes putout.out.
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* The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put
* The attack on the woodland settlement. So much fire... so much ''wood''... and a lot of escape routes cut off by either the flames or the guys with weapons. It's hardly surprising that there are so few Merry Men left at the end - the others who survived only did so because they were captured.
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* The opening scene with the dungeon. Having your hand cut off? Being burned alive? Sentenced to execution? In a family movie rated PG-13? Yikes!
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* The opening scene with the dungeon. Having your hand cut off? Being burned alive? Sentenced to execution? In a family movie rated PG-13? Yikes!Yikes!
* The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out.
* The fact that poor Duncan had his eyes put out.
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