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Robin Hood 2025 S1 Episode 2
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00:00You
00:17Previously on Robin Hood
00:19You've got talent my boy
00:21The Normans can put their castles all over this land
00:23His words are as old as the earth
00:25No man will ever own them
00:26Why is he coming father?
00:28He is a Norman lord
00:29It is my duty to grant him an audience
00:32What are you doing here?
00:33That used to be our home
00:34But my father made that
00:36He didn't make it
00:36He took it
00:50It's a man
00:51Bring them to Nottingham
00:52Young Loxley shall be marked with the prey
00:55It's them who should be blooded
00:58All your swords on me
01:00And damn you
01:00Loxley has offended me on this day
01:03As you'll not be forgotten
01:04You do know whose daughter she is
01:08Now
01:11Where were you?
01:12You were Loxley
01:14You're under arrest
01:14When I heard it was you
01:20I wanted to be needed
01:22To show mercy
01:23But all that is over now
01:25In the morning
01:26He shall be hanged by the neck until dead
01:28No
01:30No
01:30No
01:31He's innocent
01:31No!
02:01No!
02:31No!
03:01I've been looking for you everywhere.
03:21I'll throw you everywhere.
03:29No, no, leave me here.
03:47Come on.
03:49Come on.
03:51Come on boy.
04:19Come on.
04:21Come on.
04:23Come on.
04:25Come on.
04:27Come on.
04:29Come on.
04:31Come on.
04:33Come on.
04:35Come on.
04:37Come on.
04:39Come on.
04:41Come on.
05:01Is that how you greet a lady?
05:03Captain La Force.
05:11I could easily take off your head.
05:13What would you do with that?
05:17Keep it in a box with the other.
05:19With the other.
05:29Take off your shirt.
05:49Come on.
05:51Home.
05:53Come on.
05:55Come on.
05:57Come on.
05:59Come on.
06:01I don't know.
06:31You would die for me, one you got.
06:52If I had to, I served the sheriff.
06:56No.
06:58You served me.
07:00Let's get you out, Bowie.
07:13Let's get you out, Bowie.
07:43You should see Joan.
07:47She's been up all night, waiting.
07:50Let's get you out, Bowie.
07:57Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:04Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:11Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:18Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:25Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:31Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:32Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:34Let's get you out, Bowie.
08:36Bowie.
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09:21Bowie.
09:22Bowie.
09:23Bowie.
09:24Bowie.
09:25Bowie.
09:26Bowie.
09:27Bowie.
09:28Amen.
09:47Huntington holds a busy office.
09:52As a Norman,
09:54you must learn patience and servitude.
09:58I'm sorry.
10:02Rob can go to London with Will.
10:05Make a life for himself in court.
10:07Best to keep him busy.
10:09Matilda agrees, don't you?
10:11Yes.
10:12Greening is a wretched business.
10:14Nothing for a young lad.
10:15What do you say, Joan?
10:17I'll write to the sheriff,
10:18who I'm sure under the circumstances will help.
10:22The sheriff be damned.
10:25This is no time for dark thoughts or retribution, Joan.
10:29We must think of Rob's future.
10:31Your turn.
10:46I'll shoot for you then.
10:48I'm the best shot this side of Nottingham.
10:55I'll win at the next fair.
11:03He doesn't breathe.
11:04Shhh...
11:19Oh, my God.
11:49Captain La Force.
12:01My Lord.
12:06Come now, some wine.
12:09May I introduce my sons Aaron and Aleppo?
12:13They've now come of age.
12:15These are names?
12:16Named after the crusade in Malta.
12:18But they will soon begin their training as squires.
12:21They look like they need some time in the saddle.
12:27Shall we?
12:30Straight down to business, as always, Huntingdon.
12:34Bernard.
12:35Vinted in Paris.
12:46150 as agreed.
12:47You have the deed?
12:49It covers all the particulars of the arrangement.
12:52The appointment of your earldom by order of His Majesty King Henry II, executed by the Royal Seal of Notting.
12:57Marianne, please.
13:05No finer thing than an educated daughter.
13:15A free-minded one, perhaps.
13:17It is as he says.
13:23Congratulations, Father.
13:24You've become an earl.
13:27But the money, there's no mention of it in the deed.
13:31Your father has made a generous donation to the church.
13:36Such matters do not require a count.
13:39If we are finished, Marianne and I shall retire to my chamber.
13:43I trust you are satisfied?
13:48Loxley is out of your hair for good.
13:51Providence for you that he should murder a man whilst in custody.
13:54Loxley was a traitor and deserved to be hanged.
13:57No matter.
13:58Now that he's gone.
14:00Now that you are an earl, no one can challenge your lands and title.
14:04They're yours forever.
14:05Did you inquire on the other matter, I asked?
14:08Yes.
14:09Marianne will be accepted into the court of Eleanor.
14:12The Queen?
14:14The scullery maid is more than suitable.
14:18The Queen's High Steward insisted.
14:21I thought you'd be pleased.
14:23With your daughter close to Eleanor,
14:25I grant you an ear to the King.
14:28Unless you have reason not to trust Marianne.
14:33Well, of course not.
14:36She's my daughter.
14:46Why was my father made an earl?
14:48Why?
14:49For his generous donation to the church.
14:51He read the deed.
14:52My father would never give away money.
14:54It was to buy something.
14:56Oh, please.
14:57A man's death, perhaps.
14:58Come and sit, Marianne.
14:59I'm bored by politics.
15:05Again.
15:14If my father touched me, I would poison him, and he knows it.
15:17But I couldn't.
15:21What was his excuse this time?
15:28I went to a wedding.
15:33A wedding?
15:34In the forest.
15:35In the forest?
15:36A pagan wedding.
15:37A pagan wedding.
15:39A pagan wedding.
15:43And with whom did you go to this pagan wedding, Marianne?
15:46There was dancing and drinking and a lot of fighting.
16:15Fighting?
16:16Fighting?
16:17At a wedding?
16:19Is it strange that I find that incredibly arousing?
16:24Yes, it is.
16:26Captain of the garrison.
16:46You aren't.
16:47I am.
16:48Your father would have his head.
16:50Exactly.
16:51Do you have any idea how much power that gives me of him?
16:53Tell me more about this wedding.
16:54It was the most beautiful thing I ever saw.
16:59So alive.
17:00Did he kiss you?
17:02Yes.
17:04And more?
17:05No.
17:06Why?
17:06I'm not you.
17:07And no pagan either, by the sounds of it.
17:10Marianne, why must you be so boring?
17:13You were alone in the woods with a Saxon, and you had no lovemaking.
17:18You are quite disappointing.
17:21And you won't even tell me who it is.
17:26You met him.
17:29The son of Loxley.
17:33His father was just hanged.
17:35I know.
17:37How is he now?
17:38I don't know.
17:42I haven't seen him since.
17:44I don't know.
17:44I haven't seen him since.
17:44You want to, son?
18:06That's it.
18:08Nice and slow.
18:09What are you doing?
18:35Shoot.
18:36No.
18:40No.
18:42No.
18:44What are you doing?
18:45Rob!
18:47Let him go!
18:48No.
18:53Not this one.
18:54No.
18:55Maybe you lost home for a while, Will.
19:23Will's heading to the court soon to begin his apprenticeship as a page.
19:28Oh, yeah.
19:31Spoke to your mother.
19:33Might be that you can go with him, Rob.
19:37You can read and write as fine as any young lord.
19:41I don't want to be a page.
19:43There's a fine calling for a young man.
19:44There's some fine ladies there, too.
19:52Rob already has a girl here.
19:55The last you brought to the wedding.
19:57What's she again?
20:01Huntingdon's daughter.
20:03Marion.
20:04We should get back.
20:13We should get back.
20:14It's your mother.
20:37What happened?
20:38I don't know.
20:39She's just...
20:41I don't...
20:52I don't...
20:52I just...
20:53I don't just...
20:54Listen to me.
20:56You have a life ahead of you.
21:00Every pain...
21:01...that you're feeling right now...
21:04...has not a burden.
21:07It is your shield.
21:10Wear it.
21:12Like a crown.
21:15You want to avenge your father's death?
21:18No.
21:20Don't.
21:21You could kill the sheriff a thousand times over.
21:25But it will destroy you.
21:27Make you hate.
21:28You must choose love over hate.
21:31One day you'll be faced with that decision.
21:35We all are.
21:36Sooner or later.
21:39Do not let the sheriff decide who you become.
21:43Who you are.
21:45Mother.
21:47I know who I am.
21:50I am Saxon.
21:52Just like my father.
21:53Just like you.
21:54Even more than that.
21:56More than them.
21:56Mother.
22:02Mother.
22:03Mother.
22:07Come on, ma.
22:13Let her rest.
22:16I can't...
22:17I can't...
22:22I can't...
22:26I don't know.
22:56I don't know.
23:26I don't know.
23:56I don't know.
24:26I don't know.
24:56I don't know.
25:26I don't know.
25:56I don't know.
26:26I don't know.
26:56I don't know.
27:26I bid you a good day.
27:32And a fine day it is, too.
27:35I don't know.
27:37I don't know.
27:39I don't know.
27:41I don't know.
27:43I'm sorry for disturbing you.
27:45I'm sorry for disturbing you.
27:47I came to offer my sympathies.
27:49I heard about your father.
27:57I heard about your father.
27:59I heard about your father.
28:01He murdered a man.
28:02He murdered a man.
28:09I can't believe he would do such a thing.
28:11I'm truly sorry.
28:21I'm truly sorry.
28:23I don't know.
28:24I don't know.
28:33I don't know.
28:35I'm so sorry.
28:36I can't see them.
28:45I can't see them.
28:47I can't see them.
28:48I can't see them.
28:49I can't see them.
28:50I can't see them.
28:51But now the man...
28:53Is it normal to see your father hanged before your own eyes?
28:57I know.
28:58No.
28:59They are both gone, and nothing is the same anymore.
29:08I thought about you every day.
29:13That is the same.
29:16That is not changed.
29:19You should go.
29:38I will pray for your mother and father.
29:42That they are in peace.
29:47I will pray for you.
29:58See father, I told you she would brighten up his day.
30:16What does that mean?
30:21Nothing.
30:23Just that it's good Marion came.
30:25Don't talk about Marion.
30:27I wasn't talking about Marion. I was talking about you.
30:30You're nothing by it, Rob.
30:31Yes, he did.
30:32I didn't.
30:33Yes, you did.
30:37You've been riding me.
30:38Riding you?
30:39Robert will.
30:40I've been putting up with you.
30:42Nothing I haven't done for you, Will.
30:44How many times have I saved you from your own mouth?
30:47You saved me?
30:49Really?
30:50You would ask such a question.
30:51You're the one that needs saving, Rob.
30:54I'm not the enemy.
30:55I didn't kill your father.
30:57Stop it!
30:58Stop it, both of you!
30:59Stop it!
31:00Stop it, both of you!
31:04Put it down, boy!
31:09No!
31:10No, no, no!
31:12No!
31:13No!
31:14No, no, no!
31:20Uncle!
31:21Uncle, I didn't mean to!
31:22Get out, Rob!
31:23Get out of our house!
31:25Rob!
31:33Eat, boy.
31:39Father, why would you have Loxley hanged?
31:42He's a murderer.
31:43And a traitor to the crown.
31:45And Saxons are all lawless troublemakers.
31:48It's in their blood.
31:58Did you have something to do with his arrest?
32:13So now you turn your brothers against me?
32:15Poison their minds with your childish thoughts?
32:21I said nothing.
32:23You'll be perfect for the Queen.
32:26She surrounds herself with duplicitous women just like you.
32:31And your mother before you.
32:33Well, I'm not a woman.
32:34I'm not.
32:35I was a daughter.
32:36I was a daughter.
32:37I'm a daughter.
32:38But I'm a daughter.
32:40I, you were a daughter.
32:41Really?
32:42You were a daughter, baby.
32:43It's a daughter.
32:44So now I was a mother.
32:46You were a daughter.
33:17Mother, look. Who do you have there?
33:25I don't know his name.
33:29Can we have a look?
33:39Well, look at him.
33:43He's very handsome.
33:46Mr. Leggett of Loxley.
33:49Loxley?
33:51Well, he was here before us.
33:58But shh, don't tell your father.
34:00I'm sorry.
34:01sowie
34:04It's
34:04here.
34:07I love you.
34:07I love you.
34:11Look.
34:12you'll be hungry by the time you reach London these won't make it past Coventry I've never
34:40been past Sherwood not since I left Castile anyway and Sherwood's all the better for it
34:46I remember lad when you reach Nottingham take Watling Street all the way to London I know father
34:52come here
34:59did you see Rob
35:08no
35:11Rob
35:18Will is leaving
35:21he knows where to find me
35:25you're like brothers
35:29you shouldn't part on bad terms
35:32well on the contrary I wish him well and that he prospers
35:35there's still time Rob you can still go with him
35:38go to the court
35:39Will is a Christian
35:44I'm not
35:46besides what is there for me uncle
35:48did them I'm just the son of a murderer now
35:51Will is Saxon
35:54there's a many folk there
35:55Saxon and Norman do not have to be enemies
35:58we're two cultures but we live together
36:00how
36:01they take what is ours and we survive on what's left
36:05how is that living uncle
36:09you're scaring the animals
36:12take your boat to the forest
36:15hey guys
36:30Bill!
36:46Bill!
36:48Bill, Jane, Will!
37:00That would be with you.
37:30Marion.
37:45What are you doing here?
37:47Are you mad?
37:48I wanted to see you.
37:57I have money.
37:58Look, look.
38:01Will you come away with me?
38:03Away with you?
38:04Yeah, will you?
38:07I can't.
38:08You said you thought about me.
38:09I do.
38:10Then leave with me.
38:12I want to, more than anything.
38:14But what?
38:15But how?
38:16Will we just leave?
38:19And go where?
38:20Anywhere, anywhere.
38:22My father would never allow it.
38:24He'd come for us and he'd kill you.
38:26No, he won't find us, not in the forest.
38:27I know every part of it.
38:29It goes to the end of the earth and there we can live and be happy.
38:37Everything I had is gone except you.
38:41Marion, will you come with me?
38:43Yes, Rob.
38:44I will leave with you.
38:45Will you now?
38:46Father.
38:47Be quiet!
38:48What are you doing here?
38:49I mean to leave with your daughter.
38:51Bernard, take Marion to the house.
38:52Father, please wait.
38:53Go with Bernard now!
38:54No!
38:55No!
38:56No!
38:57No!
38:58No!
38:59No!
39:00No!
39:01No!
39:02No!
39:03No!
39:04No!
39:05No!
39:06No!
39:07No!
39:08No!
39:09No!
39:10No!
39:11No!
39:12No!
39:13No!
39:14No!
39:15No!
39:16No!
39:17No!
39:18No!
39:19No!
39:20No!
39:21No!
39:22No!
39:23No!
39:24Please!
39:25For Marion and I to start a life, or, and yours is a dowry!
39:32Give it to me.
39:40Her life is already decided.
39:55I spent my life fighting infidels, and now one wants to make off with my daughter.
40:02Stay here.
40:03If you care about him at all, stay here and let me go back.
40:07Bob!
40:15Sir, don't.
40:17You don't want a murder on your hands, even if it's a sign.
40:25No, you're hurt!
40:29Bernard, turn away!
40:43Stop him! Stop him!
40:52You bring this into our home.
40:55A Saxon dog!
41:01I can't wait to be rid of you.
41:04Amen.
41:13I can't wait.
43:13I have to see him.
43:14No.
43:14Bernard, you're a better man than my father deserves. I know it.
43:18Marion, no.
43:19Please.
43:20I thank you.
43:22I thank you.
43:22Wait, Tim.
43:27Wait, Tim.
43:38Wait, Tim.
43:46Rob!
43:49Rob!
43:49What are you doing here?
44:02I'm here to say goodbye.
44:04I'm leaving for London to the court of Queen Eleanor.
44:11Why?
44:11Why?
44:13Because I have to.
44:17Have to or want to?
44:20What do you think?
44:22I don't know.
44:24You are Norman.
44:25Is that all you see in me?
44:28What else can I see?
44:31Do you resent me for being Norman?
44:33Well, I resent everything that is Norman.
44:34Even me?
44:35My father was behind your father's death.
44:47He arranged his arrest.
44:49I'm sure of it.
44:50Why are you telling me this?
44:57Because I hate my father, and I hate being Norman.
45:01Perhaps even as much as you.
45:05But I can't change that.
45:08So I will go to the palace where I will serve and survive.
45:13But my thoughts will be with you, whether you want them or not.
45:16In my dreams, I will always be with you in the forest.
45:27I will always be with you in the forest.
45:57I will always be with you in the forest.
46:27When Will's mother passed, there were many days I did not leave that very same bed.
46:53That can't go on forever.
46:58You must make peace with your grief, with your anger.
47:02Make it your companion.
47:04Not your curse.
47:05You're heading for oblivion, my boy.
47:14You don't turn your life around.
47:15You're betraying your father even more than they did.
47:19You continue on this path.
47:23Either you'll do some evil,
47:24or some evil, or some evil will be done to you.
47:28You're相信 you.
47:28No, no.
47:37No, no.
47:39No, no, no.
49:11Don't speak on a matter of discipline.
49:13It has grown slack.
49:16As Captain, it falls to you to ensure the garrison is incorruptible.
49:21This is something you will learn, Captain of the Force, even if I must beat it into you.
49:32Yes, my lord.
49:45Enjoy your hunt.
49:47Why didn't you ask him?
50:07I don't know.
50:08I don't know.
50:08He was ready.
50:10He ate my broth.
50:11Yeah.
50:13Something changed.
50:16I'd say he made peace with it.
50:18Well, go and ask him, then.
50:19Is there something wrong?
50:37No.
50:37Just at the fair is coming to Leicester.
50:41There'll be an archery competition.
50:43Finest archers in the county to compete.
50:45And we'll mark my words if you wouldn't be the best of them.
50:49What?
50:49Archery?
50:50Competition.
50:52Best archer of the day wins a royal appointment as a forester.
50:54Not ready for that.
51:03I am.
51:03I broke my bow.
51:07Well, if you've a like-mind to enter, I'm sure we can find you a new bow.
51:14Do you get to choose?
51:16How's that?
51:18Where they appoint you as a forester.
51:22Why, Sherwood, of course.
51:24I washed and dried it.
51:54Ah, here.
51:58As good as my word.
52:06Come on.
52:08Let's see you try.
52:09Let's see you try.
52:39That far?
53:09Sweet Aedrix balls Your mother and father will be watching
53:31I'll make them proud
53:33I'll make them proud
54:03Just sheriffs on the war bar
54:09I think the loxie business
54:11And did you?
54:15I understood
54:17No more sheriff's daughter for me
54:20Screw him
54:22Oi
54:25Where you going with that fancy bow, laddie?
54:30I've to bring a ferry to the ferry a bit
54:32Should have stayed home and fed the chickens
54:36My bow's as good as yours and my aim finer
54:40A challenge from the fancy bow
54:43All right, laddie
54:45Two pennies
54:46Leave them to the fair
54:49Five pennies
54:53Five pennies for what?
55:05That you can hit a mark of my choice
55:10I have to go
55:19Ten
55:20Ten pennies
55:22Are you too afraid?
55:24And if I miss
55:31Then I take that bow of yours
55:34And you go back to your farm
55:37Pick your mark
55:48All right
55:53Do I know you?
55:57Boy, that's more than five square yards
56:17Exactly
56:18Exactly
56:18Howdy?
56:20No, they're the king's deer
56:22You're not going to hit one
56:24But if I do
56:26Ha!
56:28You won
56:29You won
56:41You won
56:43Yeah
56:44You won
56:47Anything
56:50What have you done?
57:11You owe me ten pennies.
57:12You just shot the king's knee.
57:16A fool I am.
57:17The matter with you.
57:19Go on, get out of there.
57:20What?
57:20Don't ever let me see you again.
57:21You owe me ten pennies.
57:22Go.
57:23Or you owe the king your head.
57:27You're the one who took my father.
57:32Loxley.
57:35Earl Huntingdon's looking for you.
57:37Not a Saxon thief, aren't you?
57:39Norman murderer.
57:40ì–´.
57:40He's looking for you.
57:48He's a fool.
57:53It's too bad.
57:54It's too bad.
57:54He's not too bad.
57:55Sorry.
57:55He's not too bad.
57:56That's too bad.
57:57What's it's like?
57:57I'm not too bad.
57:58You're the one who's out there.
57:59You are a fool.
57:59You are the one who's out there.
58:00You are a fool.
58:01I'm not too bad.
58:02You are a fool.
58:02Oh, my God.
58:32Oh, my God.
59:02Oh, my God.
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