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* QuarantineWithExtremePrejudice: Subverted. The pestilence in Clun ended some time ago, but the Sheriff wants to keep the quarantine in place in order to starve the remaining survivors, thereby allowing him to requisition the village for his garrison.
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* QuarantineWithExtremePrejudice: Subverted.Inverted. The pestilence in Clun ended some time ago, but the Sheriff wants to keep the quarantine in place in order to starve the remaining survivors, thereby allowing him to requisition the village for his garrison.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The exact circumstances of how baby Seth ended up in the woods. There's no reason not to believe the circumstances of what the episode lays out: that Guy told Annie he would take their son to Kirklees Abbey, only to abandon him in the forest instead. However, because we never actually ''see'' Guy doing this, a lot of his fans claim it's out-of-character and postulate that he gave the baby to a servant, only for him/her to ditch the baby and pocket the money that was meant to go to Kirklees, thereby absolving Guy of any direct guilt.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The exact circumstances of how baby Seth ended up in the woods. There's no reason not to believe the circumstances of what the episode lays out: that Guy told Annie he would take their son to Kirklees Abbey, only to abandon him in the forest instead. However, because we never actually ''see'' Guy doing this, this (and he never admits to anything), a lot of his fans claim it's out-of-character and postulate that he gave the baby to a servant, only for him/her to ditch the baby and pocket the money that was meant to go to Kirklees, thereby absolving Guy of any direct guilt.
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* CulturedWarrior: Robin quotes the Quran, informing the other outlaws that he read it in order to understand what exactly they were meant to be fighting.
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* CulturedWarrior: Robin quotes the Quran, informing the other outlaws that he read it in order to understand what exactly they were meant to be fighting.fighting in the Holy Land.
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* IdiotBall: Robin intervenes at the gates of Clun when the Sheriff's soldiers get a little too aggressive toward Marian, who has come to bring food to the quarantined people. He takes their swords while Roy covers him, but for some reason they then leave these soldiers unattended in order to shoot the food over the walls -- so naturally it's only a matter of a few minutes before the soldiers catch up to them and start firing arrows.
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* IdiotBall: Robin intervenes at the gates of Clun when the Sheriff's soldiers get a little too aggressive toward Marian, who has come to bring food to the quarantined people. He takes their swords while Roy covers him, but for some reason they then leave these soldiers unattended in order to shoot the food over the walls -- so naturally it's only a matter of a few minutes before the soldiers catch up to them and start firing arrows.
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* QuarantineWithExtremePrejudice: Subverted. The pestilence in Clun has ended some time ago, but the Sheriff wants to keep the quarantine in place in order to starve the remaining survivors, thereby allowing him to requisition the village for his garrison.
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* QuarantineWithExtremePrejudice: Subverted. The pestilence in Clun has ended some time ago, but the Sheriff wants to keep the quarantine in place in order to starve the remaining survivors, thereby allowing him to requisition the village for his garrison.
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* AfterActionPatchUp: After Robin is hit by an arrow on the outskirts of Clun, he and Marian escape into the village and she attends to his wound.
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* DueToTheDead: Though they don't have a body to bury, the outlaws hold a silent memorial service for him in Sherwood, in which his morningstar and roses are burnt on a small campfire.
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* DueToTheDead: Though they don't have a body to bury, the outlaws hold a silent memorial service for him Roy in Sherwood, in which his morningstar and roses are burnt on a small campfire.
* FlashbackNightmare: Robin has one about the Holy Land, in which he foiled an assassination attempt upon the king. It ends up saving his life, as it wakes him up just as Roy tries to kill him.
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* FlashbackNightmare: Robin has one about the Holy Land, in which he foiled an assassination attempt upon the king. It ends up saving his life, as it wakes him up just as Roy tries to kill him.
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* IHaveYourWife: Or in Roy's case, his ''mother''.
* IdiotBall: Robin intervenes at the gates of Clun when the Sheriff's soldiers get a little too aggressive toward Marian, who has come to bring food to the quarantined people. He takes their swords while Roy covers him, but for some reason they then leave these soldiers unattended in order to shoot the food over the walls -- so naturally it's only a matter of a few minutes before the soldiers catch up to them and start firing arrows.
** Also unclear is why Marian choses to go to Clun in broad daylight without disguising herself, instead of just waiting for nightfall and bringing supplies as the Nightwatchman. That she goes publicly just sets her up for the Sheriff finding out, and getting her hair cut as punishment for disobeying his orders.
* IdiotBall: Robin intervenes at the gates of Clun when the Sheriff's soldiers get a little too aggressive toward Marian, who has come to bring food to the quarantined people. He takes their swords while Roy covers him, but for some reason they then leave these soldiers unattended in order to shoot the food over the walls -- so naturally it's only a matter of a few minutes before the soldiers catch up to them and start firing arrows.
** Also unclear is why Marian choses to go to Clun in broad daylight without disguising herself, instead of just waiting for nightfall and bringing supplies as the Nightwatchman. That she goes publicly just sets her up for the Sheriff finding out, and getting her hair cut as punishment for disobeying his orders.
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* ShirtlessScene: Robin whips off his shirt so that Marian can stitch his wound in Clun.
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* DueToTheDead: Though they don't have a body to bury, the outlaws hold a silent memorial service for him in Sherwood, in which his morningstar and roses are burnt on a small campfire.
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* FlashbackNightmare: Robin has one about the Holy Land, in which he foiled an assassination attempt upon the king. It ends up saving his life, as it wakes him up just as Roy tries to kill him.
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* ContinuityNod: Marian tells Robin: "at least no one is getting their tongues cut out because of me," referencing the Sheriff's persecution of the Locksley villagers in the second episode.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The exact circumstances of how baby Seth ended up in the woods. There's no reason not to believe the circumstances of what the episode lays out: that Guy told Annie he would take their son to Kirklees Abbey, only to abandon him in the forest instead. However, because we never actually ''see'' Guy doing this, a lot of his fans claim it's out-of-character and postulate that he gave the baby to a servant, only for him/her to ditch the baby and pocket the money that was meant to go to Kirklees.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The exact circumstances of how baby Seth ended up in the woods. There's no reason not to believe the circumstances of what the episode lays out: that Guy told Annie he would take their son to Kirklees Abbey, only to abandon him in the forest instead. However, because we never actually ''see'' Guy doing this, a lot of his fans claim it's out-of-character and postulate that he gave the baby to a servant, only for him/her to ditch the baby and pocket the money that was meant to go to Kirklees.Kirklees, thereby absolving Guy of any direct guilt.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The exact circumstances of how baby Seth ended up in the woods. There's no reason not to believe the circumstances of what the episode lays out: that Guy told Annie he would take their son to Kirklees Abbey, only to abandon him in the forest instead. However, because we never actually ''see'' Guy doing this, a lot of his fans claim it's out-of-character and postulate that he gave the baby to a servant, only for him/her to ditch the baby and pocket the money that was meant to go to Kirklees.
* BrickJoke: After they find the baby, Allan sarcastically asks if they're going to give it a miniature bow and arrow. As the episode concludes, Annie opens the package Will has given her to reveal a miniature bow and quiver of arrows.
* BrickJoke: After they find the baby, Allan sarcastically asks if they're going to give it a miniature bow and arrow. As the episode concludes, Annie opens the package Will has given her to reveal a miniature bow and quiver of arrows.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Will Scarlett is a carpenter, and so not only knows who designed the castle doors, but can open them with minimal fuss by tampering with the hinges. This is the ''only'' time we will ever see the outlaws breach the castle interior in this manner -- in later episodes, it's simply a matter of wandering in at their leisure.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Will Scarlett is a carpenter, and so not only knows who designed the castle doors, but can open them with minimal fuss by tampering with the hinges. This is the ''only'' time we will ever see the outlaws breach the castle interior in this manner -- in later episodes, it's simply a matter of wandering in at their leisure.leisure.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode opens with the outlaws stealing a bunch of horses, presumably to help explain how they [[TravelingAtTheSpeedOfPlot Travel At The Speed Of Plot]]. After this episode, they're never seen again.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode opens with the outlaws stealing a bunch of horses, presumably to help explain how they [[TravelingAtTheSpeedOfPlot Travel At The Speed Of Plot]]. After this episode, they're never seen again.
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* ComeToGawk: The mentality behind Marian's public haircut; to publicly humiliate her in front of a crowd.
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* LongingLook: Robin casts a few of these in Marian's direction, particularly when she's holding the baby.
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* CulturedWarrior: Robin quotes the Quran, informing the other outlaws that he read it in order to understand what exactly they were meant to be fighting.
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* QuarantineWithExtremePrejudice: Subverted. The pestilence in Clun has ended some time ago, but the Sheriff wants to keep the quarantine in place in order to starve the remaining survivors, thereby allowing him to requisition the village for his garrison.
* RuleOfCool: Lampshaded. Robin choses to impale Marian's food supplies onto his arrows and shoot them over the quarantine walls at Clun. She points out that it's a waste of arrows and he could just as easily throw the food, but he responds that it's much more fun (and cool) ''his'' way.
* RuleOfCool: Lampshaded. Robin choses to impale Marian's food supplies onto his arrows and shoot them over the quarantine walls at Clun. She points out that it's a waste of arrows and he could just as easily throw the food, but he responds that it's much more fun (and cool) ''his'' way.
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* LikeASonToMe: Little John screams this in anguish after Roy is caught trying to kill Robin, before the whole truth comes out.
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* LikeASonToMe: Little John screams this in anguish after Roy is caught trying to kill Robin, right before the whole truth comes out.
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* TakingTheBullet: Roy shoves Robin out of the way when Guy throws a club at him. This knocks him unconscious and is the reason he gets captured.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Roy.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Roy.Roy, who agrees to kill Robin in exchange for his mother's life.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: After this episode, Roy is never mentioned again. However, John keeps his dog tag and eventually gives it to his own son.
* HeroicSacrifice:Roy Roy, who causes a diversion to allow his mother, Annie and the outlaws escape the castle.
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* ParentsForADay: The outlaws, with the baby.
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* LikeASonToMe: Little John screams this in anguish after Roy is caught trying to kill Robin, before the whole truth comes out.
* LuredIntoATrap: Roy tries to do this when he tells Robin the baby's mother is in Knighton, though they're waylaid by events in Clun, where the other outlaws soon catch them up. Later, realizing there's a good chance that the outlaws will attempt to break Mary out of prison, the Sheriff and his men conceal themselves in the castle dungeons.
* ParentsForADay: The outlaws, with thebaby.baby.
* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Will Scarlett is a carpenter, and so not only knows who designed the castle doors, but can open them with minimal fuss by tampering with the hinges. This is the ''only'' time we will ever see the outlaws breach the castle interior in this manner -- in later episodes, it's simply a matter of wandering in at their leisure.
* LuredIntoATrap: Roy tries to do this when he tells Robin the baby's mother is in Knighton, though they're waylaid by events in Clun, where the other outlaws soon catch them up. Later, realizing there's a good chance that the outlaws will attempt to break Mary out of prison, the Sheriff and his men conceal themselves in the castle dungeons.
* ParentsForADay: The outlaws, with the
* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Will Scarlett is a carpenter, and so not only knows who designed the castle doors, but can open them with minimal fuss by tampering with the hinges. This is the ''only'' time we will ever see the outlaws breach the castle interior in this manner -- in later episodes, it's simply a matter of wandering in at their leisure.
