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00:00Previously on Robin Hood
00:18Here now, the good sheriff has placed the reward of our 200 ducats for the murderer, Roberts of Lokesley
00:26Then you won't be at a western regional
00:28It was your wish to have Lokesley arrested
00:32You are the father of all this
00:34I'll join the hunt
00:36I'll kill the boy
00:37And I'll take your half
00:39You chose to defile yourself before marriage with La Force
00:43That child is an affront to my name
00:46Who are you?
00:46I'm Rob Sherwood
00:47And the three of you are
00:49The Miller Brothers
00:50I'm Ralph
00:50That's Drew
00:51He's Henry
00:51Marion of Huntington
00:53I'm Celine de Vitu
00:54Damed a nerd to Her Majesty
00:55You're on duty from sunrise to sunset
00:57That means ready before dawn
00:59You start with bed duties
01:00You're a girl
01:01Maybe tomorrow you can teach me
01:03You ready?
01:05Who are you? You're hiding from something.
01:17The sheriff's after me.
01:18Alive! I want a public execution!
01:23Sheriff, hunting them.
01:25They're going west. They're headed for the River Trent,
01:27believing Sherwood will offer them safety.
01:29We'd like to join the hunt to ensure they don't.
01:35So which one do you use Loxley, then?
01:38You!
01:44Jane, just remember that no man has ever earned a name worth having without it.
01:53Run, John!
01:55Boys!
01:56I'm fine!
01:58Loxley!
02:05I'm fine!
03:36I can never forget.
03:39What was the name of that tree?
03:42Is it too much to hope that a night like that can happen again?
03:45I think of you all every day.
03:50It's been weeks now.
03:54I have to imagine you're doing much better.
03:57Preparing for a life as a forester, no doubt.
03:59At the palace, at least I have found one small sanctuary.
04:05A place in the Queen's Gardens.
04:07When I gaze up, I imagine I'm in Sherwood, right beside you.
04:18I miss you all.
04:20I am always and forever yours.
04:22Marian.
04:24The forest is vast, my lord.
04:39Parts uncharted.
04:41They could be anywhere from the western ridge to Southwell, or the northern reaches of Oxford.
04:45But we're but 50 men.
04:48We'd need more to find them.
04:50Many more.
04:53Give the bishop a drink.
04:56Why not bring men from the garrisons at Warwick or Leicester?
05:00They'll want coin for that.
05:02There's not enough in the town's coffers.
05:05Who will pay?
05:08Still, we must deal with this.
05:10Question is how.
05:12There are plenty of thieves and brigands hiding in the forest.
05:15What's a few more amongst them?
05:17Besides, they'll perish soon enough from lack of food.
05:20The forest is a godforsaken place.
05:22Nothing survives there for long.
05:24Except the Saxons, who seem built for its habitat.
05:31Nevis.
05:31Nevis.
05:35One of Huntingdon's boys was killed.
05:37I heard.
05:41I want you to preside over his funeral.
05:46Priscilla will accompany him to represent me.
05:51I wish Huntingdon had never come to me.
05:56His greed is the cause of this unrest.
06:01Now the men say the forest is haunted.
06:03Haunted by some unholy spirit.
06:12One that protects the Saxon outlaws.
06:15Pagan superstition was never a match for Norman Steele or the warhorse.
06:19It trampled Saxon beliefs when we conquered these shores.
06:22It'll do so again.
06:24You forget one thing, Bishop.
06:27The warhorse is useless in the forest.
06:30No dog deserved that.
06:42No dog deserved that.
06:50No dog deserved that.
06:54Tell him to be quiet.
07:09He's hungry is all.
07:11We all are.
07:12We could get food for the woodcutters.
07:14They'll help us.
07:15The sheriff will have thought of that.
07:17You think there'll be soldiers in the villages?
07:18Be sure of it.
07:20If we want to stay alive,
07:22we stay in the forest.
07:23If they had moved too close to Nottingham for us down,
07:26we can't chance it.
07:28And the rabbit alone won't be enough.
07:30Then what do we do?
07:32There's plenty to be had elsewhere.
07:34We just need the guts to take it.
07:37Where?
07:38The road to Hereford.
07:39Yeah.
07:40It's the biggest market in north of Oxford.
07:42If we want to eat,
07:44that's where the food is.
07:45Let's go, then.
07:46I'm hungry.
07:48It'll be dark soon.
07:50We'll leave in the morning.
07:51Are you all right?
07:58He was young.
07:59Only a bit older than me.
08:02He would have killed Drew.
08:05But you saved him.
08:06Father, is it true one of Huntington's sons was killed by Loxley?
08:32Gerald said it was impossible to see who it was.
08:40Doesn't matter.
08:41They're all guilty.
08:43The bishop said you should forget about them.
08:46Leave them in the woods to die.
08:48Since when did Saxons killing Normans go unpunished?
08:52Let alone forgot.
08:53Bishop is a fool, Father.
08:56They must be captured and held to account.
08:58If Saxons can wantonly disregard our laws,
09:03then what does it even mean to be Norman?
09:08They will be caught.
09:11And they will pay.
09:13Nottingham!
09:27You need a firm hand with that one.
09:29Marion, focus on your work.
09:53This is the palace.
09:54I've been ruminating on our problem.
10:01Yes?
10:01We will put up a new reward for Loxley and those he runs with.
10:05A reward large enough to bring in 200 men who will hunt him down.
10:11We?
10:11Yes.
10:13We.
10:13Half will come from Nottingham's coffers,
10:16the other half from the Abbey.
10:17Oh, my lord dear.
10:21The Abbey doesn't have funds for such an endeavour.
10:24We barely have enough to feed and clothe our flock.
10:27Besides, the boy is nothing.
10:30I know.
10:32Yet he sets a dangerous precedent,
10:34which we must deal with.
10:38Rebellion can spread like a plague.
10:41A crown expects us to keep the peace, both of us.
10:46If we can't,
10:48then no matter my relation with Henry or yours to Rome,
10:51we become expendable.
10:54Loxley is a burden we both share.
10:57Once they're caught,
10:58the monies will be repaid from taxes.
11:02No, no.
11:05There is another matter.
11:08Priscilla.
11:08Priscilla.
11:11After her aunt's funeral,
11:14I wish you to take her to the convent.
11:18Priscilla is bright,
11:20more capable than most men I know.
11:23But she is spirited.
11:28Being third cousin to the king,
11:30Henry her godfather,
11:31she has a name to live up to.
11:34The convent is where she'll best be protected from herself
11:38before her eventual betrothal.
11:40I understand.
11:46He's on his way to Hereford Market, I know, though.
11:49That way?
11:51Leicester.
11:52And to Warren Street.
11:54All the way to London Town.
11:56He been to London?
11:57Many times.
11:58I ain't never seen nothing like it.
12:01Folks there like Hans.
12:03I want a closer look.
12:05Come on, Henry.
12:05Come on.
12:05Come on, Henry.
12:05Come on.
12:05Come on.
12:05Come on.
12:05Come on.
12:05Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:07Come on.
12:07Come on.
12:08Come on.
12:08Come on.
12:08Come on.
12:09Come on.
12:09What's up with that one?
12:18Her name is Ralph.
12:19Wolf in sheep's clothing.
12:21Probably kept her safe.
12:23So she says.
12:28The boy she killed, he wasn't a bad person.
12:33He was hunting us.
12:36He would have killed any of us gladly.
12:38It's not on us.
12:39This is the fall of the Normans.
12:41If we're bad men, they made us so.
12:54Supply a wagon to the Abbey.
12:56They'll have food.
12:57No.
12:57We should leave them be, the men of God.
13:01Not our God.
13:14No.
13:15Dad.
13:15No.
13:16Dad.
13:19Stop.
13:20Turn.
13:24No.
13:24No.
13:24Leave us, please.
13:27Get away or I'll bash you.
13:36I'm not afraid of you.
13:38You think I'm just going to let you steal?
13:40I think for your sake, you should.
13:41Follow your friend, and I don't want to hurt you.
13:57Enough!
14:11Come on, fella. Back to the Abbey.
14:22I can't go back.
14:25Henry!
14:26Huh?
14:27Give me a hand. Let's get him on the car.
14:30No, no, no. I can't go back. They'll whip me.
14:36You seem to handle yourself fine, are you?
14:40It won't be a fight. It'll be a sell.
14:44The abbot is not a kind man.
14:55He'll perish out here.
14:58Robs.
14:59Or beaten.
15:00Well, he can't come with us. He's a Norman.
15:03Where else am I to go? I'm in this situation because of you.
15:08Drew.
15:09Yeah?
15:10Turn the car around. The horses will find their way home.
15:16Don't expect you'll stay along with the likes of us.
15:19Here. Carry something.
15:20Here. Carry something.
15:49After the funeral, you'll travel on with me to Hereford Abbey.
16:11Hereford Abbey?
16:12You're to reside there under my worship. In the convent.
16:19What do you mean?
16:20It's what your father has decided. For the benefit of your welfare and eventual betrothal.
16:27You mean my virtue?
16:29Let us pray a suitor can be found who's amiable to the task.
16:34I won't go.
16:35Yes, you will.
16:36Otherwise, you'll live the rest of your life in servitude, and your virtue will be nothing but a withered rose.
16:42Now come, Crisella. Let us pay our respects to Earl Huntingdon for the loss of his son.
16:49Why didn't you run off with your friend?
17:03Oh, I baked that bread. Collected the honey.
17:07We were hungry.
17:08That doesn't mean you're free to steal.
17:24You're a Trappist.
17:26You took a vow of silence. Why would you choose such a life?
17:30My father wanted me to be a priest. He placed me in the church as a boy. But the bishop sent me to the Abbey to work.
17:39Like a slave, no doubt. And you still dedicate your life to Christ. You should despise him.
17:47On the contrary. Christ kept my faith. He protected me all these years. You should have said, I should despise the bishop.
17:57Do you?
17:58He's a tyrant. His faith only extends to the gold that lines his pockets and all it buys him.
18:03Why does your god allow such behavior?
18:05He doesn't allow it.
18:07We do.
18:09And you?
18:10What are you hiding from out here?
18:12I killed the man.
18:16You'll surely pay for it. Murder is a sin in the eyes of the Lord.
18:20My Lord is Goddard. She is my protector.
18:24Sex and gods will lead to nothing but damnation and more violence.
18:27Oh, in Christ. I should put my faith in him?
18:30If you wish to be saved, yes. In a life devoted to the church, you may find redemption.
18:36What's your name?
18:49Tuck.
18:51Friar Tuck.
18:53Friar Tuck.
18:54Friar Tuck.
18:56A
19:13In manas tuas, Domine, commendo spiritum eos.
19:17Requiescat in pace. Amen.
19:40The man you killed.
19:43Who was he?
19:45He was a Norman soldier.
19:47The captain of Nottingham's garrison.
19:50He... attacked you?
19:53Like the men who attacked us?
19:54No. No.
19:58I could have walked away.
20:01And I could have run.
20:06But I didn't.
20:08Do you wish you had?
20:13I don't know, Ralph.
20:17What would have it mattered?
20:20The Normans are everywhere.
20:23Where's there left to go?
20:25Does the king ever leave France to come to England?
20:35Since I've been here, only once.
20:38And are the rumors true?
20:40Eleanor ordered a revolt against Henry.
20:41I don't know the full truth, but the king won't allow Eleanor to leave England.
20:48And her sons?
20:50They say Richard will be the next king.
20:52And a great one, I believe.
20:54Richard is a true warrior.
20:55What about the youngest, Prince John?
20:57Just once Prince John was here, he was quite pleasant to look at.
21:02A nobleman.
21:03There was something about him.
21:05What?
21:06Don't know.
21:07Hard to say.
21:09But if you stay around, you'll be sure to meet him one day.
21:11If I whisper your name, will you hear me?
21:38Rob.
21:41Marianne.
21:46Come on.
21:48Don't, Tilly.
21:56How's the new one doing?
21:58Honestly, I don't know why she's here.
22:01I don't think she does either.
22:03Not everyone adapts to palace life quite so easily.
22:07Is everything ready?
22:09Yes, Your Highness.
22:11The Ur-Marshall ship landed at Dover last night.
22:14When do we expect him?
22:16He should arrive today.
22:18Unless he's robbed en route.
22:21The Earl of Pembroke robbed.
22:23But would England be coming to?
22:25An island of peasants, poachers, and...
22:30too many forests.
22:31Indeed, France, it is not, but we shall endure.
22:35So, Len, bring her to me.
22:39Your Highness?
22:41Marianne.
22:42Yes, Your Highness.
22:48Hold up, Mary.
22:55Look here.
22:56A bit of rough and tumble.
22:58Cart on its way to market.
23:00Pilford, most like.
23:02It went.
23:03It went.
23:06But they went that way.
23:08Then best we go that way.
23:11Let's have a look.
23:13Might be some food in it for us.
23:15What do you want?
23:39To pay my respects.
23:40I'll pay your respects at Aaron's grave.
23:45He's the one who's dead.
23:47I am sorry for your loss.
23:52It is a tragedy for one to die so young.
23:56Especially at the hands of Saxon cowards.
24:01This is all Loxley's doing.
24:04I had him.
24:07But he slipped away and took my boy's life.
24:10It's my fault.
24:15Why do you say that?
24:17I should have made sure young Loxley was killed along with his father.
24:20Never leave the son of an enemy alive.
24:22One will always pay for that.
24:24But I'll find him.
24:25And I'll kill him.
24:29But not today.
24:32Today,
24:33I will grieve.
24:35A man
24:36shouldn't have to grieve alone.
24:39I could stay with you tonight
24:44if you wish.
24:46But in the eyes of the church,
24:52it...
24:53it may be considered improper.
25:03I'll handle the bishop.
25:07Another Norman soul lost.
25:09And those Saxon murderers run free.
25:16Where is she?
25:17We should be on our way.
25:19Priscilla has offered to stay
25:20to pack away Aaron's belongings.
25:22The sheriff wants her taken to the convent at Hereford.
25:25Priscilla to the convent.
25:27But Bernard will see she gets there tomorrow.
25:29It's your wish.
25:36To Leicester.
25:51Stop wasting time.
25:53I want to get...
25:54Hold that.
25:54I told you we shouldn't have followed.
26:01We mean no one.
26:02Who are you?
26:04Linespregor,
26:05less Mary.
26:06Thieves by profession.
26:10Let him go.
26:18I thought you were a poacher.
26:19Well, I've got many talents,
26:21ain't I?
26:23Your luck's there,
26:24aren't I, yo?
26:25And are you?
26:27I heard you killed a man.
26:30We've all killed plenty of folks.
26:33Two more won't make a difference.
26:35Easy, boy.
26:37We're all Saxons here.
26:41We're hungry.
26:43We haven't eaten in days.
26:45You got any food?
26:46We'll share our food,
26:47but not our time.
26:49Any trouble?
27:02And this will be the last day you breathe.
27:12That's Henry.
27:14And Frytuck.
27:15Right, pretty bunch.
27:17Fearsome, too.
27:19Now, when did a sheriff
27:20put a bounty on your head?
27:22You in particular, Luxley,
27:23made you worth a prince.
27:25Princess Sherwood.
27:26You be thinking about it.
27:27And this will be your reward.
27:29We're angry, it's all.
27:31Put that down,
27:33you big lump.
27:35I think we find some kin, Mary.
27:37Mm!
27:38Young Rob in the hood.
27:40We've got some things in common,
27:42you and us.
27:42I have nothing in common with you.
27:45Take food and be on your way.
27:46Mary are making up you still more.
27:50Hey.
27:52I cursed the Norman.
27:54Spit on them elitist's doors.
27:56They took everything from me.
27:58Like they took your pa and hung him straight.
28:02We're the same, you and me.
28:05Saxon as the dirt we was born on.
28:07Now, what do you say?
28:09We take their food
28:10and add them all we can.
28:13If you want to hurt the Normans,
28:15you don't steal their food.
28:22You steal their money.
28:23Come closer.
28:45You're failing in your duties,
28:47you apply yourself poorly,
28:49and you don't know a hard day's work.
28:51How will you ever become a lady-in-waiting?
28:54Well, am I wrong?
28:56No, Your Highness.
28:57I asked you before.
28:59Do you know why you're here?
29:03I was sent here at my father's bequest.
29:06I believe the sheriff arranged it.
29:09At my burden, it would seem.
29:12I would do better then, Your Highness.
29:14I promise.
29:16If you'd only heard all the promises
29:18I've been made.
29:20Once I was promised Spain.
29:23Look at me.
29:27What do you see?
29:30Your Highness.
29:32What do you see?
29:33It's a simple question.
29:37A queen.
29:38The queen of England.
29:42Queen of France.
29:44Duchess of Aquitaine.
29:46Heiress to the House of Poitiers.
29:49And a wife of King Henry II.
29:52All of that.
29:54And yet I cannot leave England.
29:56I am detained.
29:59A captive.
30:01Some even say no better than a prisoner.
30:03Sound familiar?
30:05And yet...
30:06From this palace, I am informed.
30:14I correspond.
30:15I make allegiances.
30:17I make decisions.
30:20And I rule.
30:21As women.
30:25We're often put in circumstances not of our choosing.
30:30That doesn't mean we don't have power over the men who put us there.
30:34We only have to recognize our power.
30:37And become skilled at using it.
30:40Sir William Marshall.
30:46Earl of Pembroke, Your Highness.
30:48In time.
30:50I will teach you such power.
30:58Earl.
30:59My queen.
31:01Hope you traveled safely?
31:03Indeed.
31:09Hmm.
31:10Steal the reward money.
31:24If you do, they won't have enough money to pay the bounty.
31:27No bounty.
31:28No bounty hunters.
31:29True.
31:30No reward.
31:31Others won't risk their necks.
31:32Less men hunting us.
31:34One condition.
31:37You let me stay with you for now,
31:38and my share will go to the poor.
31:40You agree to this or I won't help you?
31:42Fine.
31:44Do what you will with it.
31:48The reward will be made up of the king's taxes.
31:51They're ferried from Leicester to Nottingham.
31:52They always stop at Stafford's Mill to rest the horses.
31:56You can surprise them there.
31:58We get caught.
31:59They'll string us up.
32:00No, we're already marked for that.
32:01So what's the difference?
32:02Amiri's been hung already.
32:06Robe weren't strong enough to break her neck.
32:11I'd say the king always me.
32:15Let's go to Stafford's Mill.
32:17All right.
32:19Doc,
32:20how many men does the bishop travel with?
32:23Two clerks and two soldiers.
32:28Are you sure?
32:31Yes.
32:32It's never been more.
32:34No one's ever been fool enough to rob the bishop.
32:37Till now.
32:42If you shoot one of the soldiers in the leg,
32:44the other will scare her.
32:45I'm not sure it'll be that easy.
32:47What's the matter anyway?
32:48They're Norman soldiers.
32:49That doesn't make them evil.
32:50They serve the same evil.
32:53Their kind murdered my father.
32:55Whatever befalls them,
32:56they've brought onto themselves.
32:57And what would your father say to such reasoning?
32:59He would say,
33:00listen to your mother.
33:01Who would say,
33:02you sound like a fool, Rob.
33:06And what would your goddess say?
33:11She'd say,
33:12kill them all.
33:20New one?
33:49From Nottingham.
33:51The sheriff's daughter,
33:52Priscilla.
33:54I'm not that foolish.
33:55I hear the sheriff's daughter is quite spirited.
33:58Just your type, then.
33:59No, this one's the Earl of Huntingdon's girl.
34:03Huntingdon.
34:05Blunt acts.
34:06Good in battle.
34:07What is he now?
34:09A sheep farmer, I believe.
34:11Which I'm certain doesn't suit his temperament.
34:14Let's hope not.
34:15Restless men are useful.
34:16So,
34:18you're grooming a new spy.
34:20Can a queen have too many?
34:22Tell me about my husband.
34:24How is he?
34:26Oh, I thought you'd ask me about the king's mistress first.
34:29I'm more interested
34:31in his health.
34:33Or rather,
34:34any indication it might be failing.
34:35Something.
34:48What?
34:50Everything.
34:51Nothing.
34:52Nothing.
34:53That's fine.
34:54Nothing.
34:54Blueberry.
35:13There's a mess back there.
35:18They're good.
35:20The flower.
35:22Reminds you of someone.
35:24Uh, yes, it's, um...
35:27Daughter of a Norman lord.
35:31You killed a Norman captain and slept with another Norman's daughter?
35:33No, I didn't sleep with her.
35:37Where is she now?
35:38Uh, London.
35:40Is she coming back?
35:43I don't know.
35:45If she doesn't,
35:47it just means there's someone out there better for you, Rob.
35:54Yeah, I don't know.
35:55I don't know.
35:59I don't know.
36:03I know.
36:07I haven't.
36:07This is everything, your eminence.
36:37You two. Have extra men accompany us and see that the carriage is ready in the morning to leave.
36:50How do we know they'll come?
36:53Because tomorrow is the last day of the month, and you always collect the taxes on the last day.
36:57How do you know that's tomorrow?
36:59He's a monk. Monks use the Julian calendar to count the days. It's named after Julius Caesar.
37:05You're schooled.
37:06By my mother's hand.
37:09Our rob's a proper nobleman.
37:10And what if they don't stop to rest?
37:12We'll make sure they stop. Put a log across the river.
37:16We'll float away.
37:18No, not a rotten one. Hollow and way down with rocks.
37:21By catching hills.
37:23Conning.
37:24So, is it true?
37:46Just tell me.
37:51Yes.
37:52It's true.
37:55That's the woods for the Queen's Rebellion.
37:58Yorick too, I suspect.
38:00The problem is Nottingham.
38:01Of course, the sheriff will always side with the king.
38:10Their blood.
38:11Ah.
38:12That's why Eleanor's grooming a new spy, plugged straight from Nottingham.
38:24She's a maid.
38:31Makes her a little bit more fun.
38:43Wow, that was a lot of fun.
38:44I must say, you two ladies certainly have a lot of energy.
38:53Ladies.
38:53Marion.
39:04What are you doing out here?
39:07Enjoying the stars.
39:10Well, there certainly are more interesting things to enjoy than stargazing.
39:18Really?
39:20Like raiding the Queen's cellar and chasing our servants?
39:24Let me guess.
39:26You miss the forest.
39:29Not everyone loves palaces and grand halls as much as you will.
39:35Well, it doesn't matter that I love them.
39:38It matters that I'm in them.
39:46Nottingham was a fine place to begin life.
39:49Well, I suppose you and I, we weren't meant to stay.
39:59Yet my heart remains in Sherwood.
40:01I told you.
40:05You would do well to forget Rob.
40:11For your own sake.
40:15That's the problem with love.
40:18You stop doing things for your own sake.
40:20You sound quite tragic, Marion.
40:33Are you sure I can't help provide you a little remedy?
40:37Good night, Will.
40:38Good night, Marion.
40:50Good night, Marion.
40:53Good night, Marion.
40:56Come on.
40:58Come on.
40:59Come on.
41:00Come on.
41:00Come on.
41:01Come on.
41:01Come on.
41:02Come on.
41:03Come on.
41:03Come on.
41:04Come on.
41:04Come on.
41:05Come on.
41:05Come on.
41:06Come on.
41:06Come on.
41:07Come on.
41:07Come on.
41:08Come on.
41:08Come on.
41:09Come on.
41:09Come on.
41:10Come on.
41:11Come on.
41:12Come on.
41:13Come on.
41:13Come on.
41:14Come on.
41:15Come on.
41:16Come on.
41:17What were you praying for?
41:28That our actions may bring about some good.
41:33But I'm not sure God will hear me.
41:36Perhaps I must accept what we're about to do.
41:39Make peace with it.
41:40Peace?
41:42Until my father tried to live in peace.
41:44And the Normans hanged him.
41:46How is peace possible?
41:48Christ shows us how.
41:50He teaches us to love our enemy.
41:53Do good to those who hate us.
41:57You know your Bible?
41:59It's not my Bible.
42:01It's the book of my enemy.
42:03I'm not your enemy.
42:11Where did they hang your father?
42:14They say he killed a man, but he didn't.
42:16He couldn't have.
42:17And you blame the sheriff?
42:21Well, who else?
42:24And I'll have my revenge.
42:26And that'll make you happy?
42:28It'll make things right.
42:31Lex Talionis, Ifer, and I also your Bible.
42:34And still that same book says, do not repay evil with evil.
42:37Vengeance is mine, says the Lord.
42:42Revenge will bring no good.
42:45You've already spilled blood.
42:47Do you feel better?
42:49It would be the same with the sheriff.
42:52You could kill him a thousand times over.
42:54You could never fill the hole in your heart.
42:57Vengeance will not heal you.
42:58You're to be the convent by now.
43:17Did you think I would simply comply?
43:18Yes.
43:19Well, think again, father.
43:21You defy me.
43:27Don't turn your back on me.
43:28How dare you?
43:29How dare you?
43:34I am your father.
43:36And I am your daughter.
43:37Yet you send me off with that gluttonous snake
43:40and decide my future without so much as a word to me.
43:43For your own good.
43:45For your protection.
43:46Besides, it is my right to decide your future
43:52by the laws of this land, by the hand of the king himself.
43:58You're right.
44:02Now, I turn my back on you, father.
44:08Sire!
44:10Drop the knife!
44:12Drop it!
44:12Get him!
44:14Stop.
44:16I'm sorry.
44:20I'm sorry.
44:46Not the king of hell.
45:09Here they come.
45:16Two, you say.
45:21Two, always two, always has been.
45:24There's half a dozen with the driver.
45:27That's too many.
45:28They won't scare off.
45:38They can't see all the soldiers.
45:40Please let them pass.
45:41Please let them pass.
45:46Oh, sweet mercy.
45:51No!
45:53Where did they come from?
45:56It's Sam Henning!
45:57No!
45:57No!
45:58No!
45:59No!
46:00No!
46:01No!
46:02No!
46:03No!
46:04No!
46:05No!
46:06No!
46:07No!
46:08No!
46:09No!
46:10No!
46:11No!
46:12No!
46:13No!
46:14No!
46:15No!
46:16No!
46:17No!
46:18No!
46:19No!
46:20No!
46:21No!
46:22No!
46:23No!
46:24No!
46:25No!
46:26No!
46:27No!
46:28No!
46:29No!
46:30No!
46:31No!
46:32No!
46:33No!
46:34No!
46:35No!
46:36No!
46:37No!
46:38No!
46:39No!
46:40No!
46:41No!
46:42No!
46:43No!
46:44Let me sit, let me sit, look, look, look, I need to sit, you're gonna be okay, you're
46:56gonna be okay, we just need to seal the wound.
47:14The whole church, you disgrace us all!
47:35I pity you.
47:40You don't deserve my pity.
47:46Please, have mercy.
47:47I can beg Tamera, and her dead body will be the last thing we've seen.
47:52Enough!
47:53Let him go.
47:55You killed soldiers, kingsmen.
48:01You're damned, all of you damned!
48:04Damned by who, Disha?
48:07Who are you?
48:08He's Robin the Hood.
48:11Prince of Sherwood, no less.
48:14I swear by God almighty, you and your ragged bunch will be brought to justice.
48:20No.
48:21It's you, Bishop, who will be brought to justice.
48:25But today run.
48:26Go and tell the sheriff.
48:28I claim his reward.
48:32Run before I kill you.
48:34No.
48:35No.
48:36No.
48:42Ah!
48:52How much is it?
48:53A king's ransom.
48:55It's his eminence.
49:16It's his eminence.
49:19This is all the reward money, all of it.
49:25What happened?
49:36Tell me.
49:37A terror.
49:38Who did this?
49:39In the forest.
49:41A heinous devil.
49:43A devil?
49:45By what name?
49:48Answer me.
49:50What name?
49:52By the name of Robin Hood.
49:56What?
49:57I knew it.
49:59It's a murder.
50:00That's right.
50:02Do you have it?
50:03No.
50:04No, no.
50:05No, no!
50:07No, no!
50:08No!
50:09No!
50:10Oh, no!
50:11No!
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