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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
00:35He 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 their mission, but I did
00:57Throw your sword on me
01:00And damn you
01:00Loxley has offended me on this day
01:02It shall not be forgotten
01:04You do know whose daughter she is
01:08Now, where were you?
01:13You of Loxley
01:13You're under arrest
01:14When I heard it was you
01:20I wanted to be me
01:22To show mercy
01:23But all that is over now
01:25In the morning
01:26He shall be hanged by the neck
01:28Until dead
01:28No
01:30No
01:31He's in attack
01:32No
01:33He's in attack
03:04We've been looking for you everywhere.
03:23We've been looking for you.
04:53Is that how you greet a lady, Captain La Force?
05:04I could easily take off your head.
05:14What would you do with that?
05:15Keep it in a box with the other.
05:25Take off your shirt.
06:54I hope I had to.
06:55I served the sheriff.
06:56No.
06:57You served me.
07:01Let's get you up, boy.
07:12Let's get you up, boy.
07:14You served me.
07:15Good night.
07:23You should see Joan.
07:47She's been up all night, waiting.
07:53She's been up all night, and she's been up all night, and she's been up all night.
08:21Oh, my God.
08:23Oh, my God.
08:28Oh, my God.
08:35The baptism symbolizes Christ rising from the dead.
08:42You bury the old life and rise to walk in a new one.
08:46You will become Norman.
08:50Did you ask Huntington about my land?
08:54Three fields as he promised.
08:57Oh, my God.
08:59Oh, my God.
09:03Oh, my God.
09:05Oh, my God.
09:07Hey, God.
09:09Oh, my God.
09:13I shall give you a world through stone.
09:15Amen.
09:45Huntington holds a busy office.
09:51As a Norman, you must learn patience and servitude.
10:01Rob can go to London with Will.
10:04Make a life for himself in court.
10:07Best to keep him busy.
10:09Matilda agrees, don't you?
10:11Yes. Greeting is a wretched business.
10:13Nothing for a young lad.
10:15What do you say, Joan?
10:17I'll write to the Sheriff, whom 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.
10:39Your turn.
10:43I'll shoot for you, then.
10:48I'm the best shot this side of Nottingham.
10:53I'll win at the next fair.
10:56I'll win at the next fair.
11:03He doesn't breathe.
11:04Mary.
11:11What do you say?
11:16I don't know.
11:18I'll get it!
11:19No!
11:21No!
11:23No!
11:25No!
11:28No!
11:29Captain LaForge.
11:59My lord.
12:07Come now, some wine.
12:10May I introduce my sons Aaron and Aleppo.
12:13They have now come of age.
12:15What is your names?
12:16Named after the crusade in Malta.
12:18They will soon begin their training as squires.
12:21They look like they need some time in the saddle.
12:27Shall we?
12:29Straight down to business, as always, Huntingdon.
12:34Bernard.
12:44Minted in Paris.
12:46One hundred and fifty 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,
12:55executed by the Royal Seal of Nottingham.
12:58Marianne, please.
12:59No finer thing than an educated daughter.
13:15A free-minded one, perhaps.
13:20It 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.
13:32Your father has made a generous donation to the church.
13:35Such matters do not require a count.
13:39If we are finished, Marianne and I shall retire to my chamber.
13:45I trust you are satisfied?
13:48Loxley is out of your hair for good.
13:50Providence 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, now 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?
14:13The scullery maid is more than suitable.
14:16The Queen's High Steward insisted.
14:21I thought you'd be pleased.
14:23With your daughter close to Eleanor, it grants 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.
14:51You 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.
15:00I'm bored by politics.
15:12Again.
15:13If my father touched me, I would poison him, and he knows it.
15:18I 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.
15:38A pagan wedding.
15:41And 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?
16:18Is it strange that I find that incredibly arousing?
16:22Yes.
16:23It is.
16:24Come in.
16:28Captain of the garrison.
16:41You aren't.
16:42I am.
16:43Your father would have his head.
16:44Exactly.
16:45Do you have any idea how much power that gives me of him?
16:46Tell me more about this wedding.
16:47It was the most beautiful thing I ever saw.
16:48So alive.
16:49Did he kiss you?
16:50Yes.
16:51And more?
16:52No.
16:53Why?
16:54And not you.
16:55And no pagan either by the sounds of it.
16:56Marianne, why must you be so boring?
16:58You were alone in the woods with a Saxon and you had no love making.
17:02You are quite disappointing.
17:03And you won't even tell me who it is.
17:09You met him.
17:10The son of Loxley.
17:11His father was just hanged.
17:12I know.
17:13How is he now?
17:14I don't know.
17:15I don't know.
17:16I haven't seen him since.
17:17I haven't seen him since.
17:18No.
17:19I know.
17:20You were alone in the woods with a Saxon and you had no love making.
17:21You are quite disappointing.
17:22And you won't even tell me who it is.
17:23You met him.
17:28The son of Loxley.
17:33His father was just hanged.
17:35I know.
17:36How is he now?
17:39I don't know.
17:42I haven't seen him since.
18:02You want to, son?
18:07That's it.
18:08Nice and slow.
18:11And get out of here.
18:34What are you doing?
18:35Shoot.
18:36Don't do it.
18:39No.
18:43No!
18:45What are you doing?
18:46Rob!
18:47Let him go!
18:53Not this one.
19:06Might be your last hunt for a while, Will.
19:24Will's heading the court soon to begin his apprenticeship as a page.
19:28Ah, yeah.
19:31Spoke to your mother.
19:32Might 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.
19:48There's some fine ladies there, too.
19:52Rob already has a girl here.
19:55The last you brought to the wedding.
19:57Will what's she again?
20:01Huntingdon's daughter.
20:03Marion.
20:06We should get back.
20:12We should get back.
20:16It's your mother.
20:19What happened?
20:20I don't know.
20:21She's just...
20:22It's your mother.
20:23What happened?
20:24I don't know.
20:25She's just...
20:26I don't know.
20:27I don't know.
20:28I don't know.
20:29She's just...
20:30Listen to me.
20:31You have a life.
20:32I love you.
20:33You have a life ahead of you.
20:34Every pain that you're feeling right now.
20:35I don't know.
20:36I don't know.
20:37I don't know.
20:38I just...
20:39I just...
20:40I just...
20:41I just...
20:42Listen to me.
20:43You have a life ahead of you.
20:44Every pain that you're feeling right now...
20:46I don't, I just, I don't, I just, listen to me, you have a life ahead of you, every pain
21:00that you're feeling right now, it's not a burden, it is your shield, wear it like a growl,
21:14you want to avenge your father's death, no, don't, you could kill the sheriff a thousand times
21:23over, but he will destroy you, make you hate, you must choose love over hate, one day you'll
21:33be faced with that decision, we all are, sooner or later, do not let the sheriff decide who
21:40you become, who you are, I know who I am, I am Saxon, just like my father, just like
21:54you are more than that, more than them, come on look, let's rest, don't, don't, don't,
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25:51What do you mean, coming here like this?
26:07I've come to collect what's mine.
26:12He made an oath to me.
26:15I said what Loxley did.
26:17Swore it to the sheriff.
26:17I want what's mine.
26:22Locksley was never supposed to be hanged.
26:34Locksley was never supposed to be hanged.
26:38It wasn't supposed to happen like this.
26:43Let your cousin chop or we'll be cold this winter.
26:50Rob?
26:59Rob?
27:12I bid you a good day.
27:22I bid you a good day.
27:27I bid you a good day.
27:31On a fine day it is too.
27:35Please wait.
27:38I'm sorry for disturbing you.
27:42I came to offer I came to offer my sympathies.
27:44I heard about your father.
27:51What happened?
27:53He was arrested for protecting poachers.
27:56He wouldn't be hanged for that.
27:59They said he murdered a man.
28:02I can't believe he would do such a thing.
28:06No.
28:07No.
28:08My father couldn't have done such a thing.
28:17I'm truly sorry.
28:23Where's your mother?
28:30She's with my father now.
28:31I'm so sorry.
28:36I'm so sorry.
28:38Rob?
28:44I couldn't see them.
28:46It's normal to think that but it's not your fault.
28:49Is it normal to see your father hanged before your own eyes?
28:53No.
28:54No.
28:55That is not something anyone should ever see.
28:58They are both gone.
29:05And nothing is the same anymore.
29:10I thought about you every day.
29:14That is the same.
29:17That is not changed.
29:18No.
29:28You should go.
29:37I will pray for your mother and father.
29:42That they are in peace.
29:43No.
29:46No.
29:48No.
29:54I will pray for you.
29:57for you see father told you she'd brighten up his day what does that mean nothing just that
30:24it's good marion came don't talk about marion i wasn't talking about marion i was talking about
30:30you nothing by it rob yes he did i didn't yes you did
30:34you've been riding me riding you robert will i've been putting up with you nothing i haven't done
30:44for you will how many times have i saved you from your own mouth you saved me really really you
30:51would ask such a question you're the one that needs saving rob i'm not the enemy i didn't kill
30:57your father stop it stop it both of you
31:01put it down boy
31:10oh god oh god i didn't mean to get out rob get out of our house rob
31:26eat boy
31:34father why was you of locksley hanged
31:41he's a murderer and a traitor to the crown
31:45and saxons are all lawless troublemakers it's in their blood
31:49did you have something to do with his arrest
32:01so now you turn your brothers against me
32:16boys in their minds with your childish thoughts
32:19i said nothing
32:23you'll be perfect for the queen
32:25she surrounds herself with duplicitous women just like you
32:30and your mother before you
32:33me
32:49and so now i will land with you
32:52and then i william
32:56and i william
32:58Mother, look.
33:22Who do you have there?
33:25I don't know his name.
33:28Can we have a look?
33:38Well, look at him.
33:43He's very handsome.
33:46Mr. Leggett of Loxley.
33:49Loxley?
33:51Well, he was here before us.
33:56But shh.
33:59Don't tell your father.
34:00Hey, hey, hey.
34:02Yeah, yeah.
34:03Oh, god.
34:04Oh.
34:05Okay.
34:12Okay.
34:13Let's go.
34:19Okay.
34:21you'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
34:45now remember lad when you reach nottingham take watwing street all the way to london i know father
34:52come here
34:58did you see rob
35:08no
35:11rob will is leaving
35:21he knows where to find me
35:25you're like brothers you shouldn't part on bad terms well on the contrary i wish him well and that he
35:34prospers there's still time rob you can still go with him go to the court
35:39will is a christian i'm not besides what is there for me uncle to them i'm just the son of a murderer
35:51now will is saxon there's a many folk there saxon and norman do not have to be enemies
35:58we're two cultures but we live together how
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
36:19take your boat to the forest
36:27please
36:41and we're out
36:43bye
36:45whoo
36:46brad
36:51That would be with you.
37:21What are you doing here?
37:46Are you mad?
37:48I wanted to see you.
37:51I have money.
37:58Look, look.
38:01Will you come away with me?
38:03Away with you?
38:04Will you?
38:06I can't.
38:08You said you thought about me.
38:09I do.
38:09Then leave with me.
38:11I want to, more than anything.
38:14But what?
38:15But how?
38:16We just leave.
38:18And go where?
38:19Anywhere, anywhere.
38:21No.
38:22My father would never allow it.
38:24He'd come for us and he'd kill you.
38:26He won't find us.
38:27Not in the forest.
38:27I know every part of it.
38:29It goes to the end of the earth and there.
38:30We can live and be happy.
38:36Everything I had is gone except you.
38:39Marion, will you come with me?
38:43Yes, ma'am.
38:47Yes, ma'am.
38:51I will leave with you.
38:53Will you now?
38:54Father.
38:56Father.
38:56Be quiet!
38:59What are you doing here?
39:02I mean to leave with your daughter.
39:06Bernard, take Marion to the house.
39:08Father, please wait.
39:09Go with Bernard now!
39:11No!
39:11Rob, no!
39:14No!
39:15Father, don't hurt him!
39:16I don't even know!
39:18No!
39:18No!
39:19No!
39:19Help!
39:20Please!
39:23It's enough for Marion and I to start a life.
39:27Or it's yours as a dowry.
39:31Give it to me.
39:33Her life is already decided.
39:56I spent my life fighting infidels and now one wants to make off with my daughter.
40:01Stay here.
40:03If you care about him at all, stay here and let me go back.
40:07Rob!
40:15Sir, don't.
40:17You don't want a murder on your hands, even if it's a slice of you.
40:26Marion!
40:29Bernard, turn it away!
40:30Do it!
40:31Stop!
40:43Stop!
40:44Stop!
40:44Stop!
40:44Stop!
40:44Stop!
40:44Stop!
40:49You bring this into our home.
40:55A Saxon jug!
40:56I can't wait to be rid of you.
41:26I can't wait to be rid of you.
41:56I can't wait to be rid of you.
42:26I can't wait to be rid of you.
42:56I can't wait to be rid of you.
42:57I can't wait to be rid of you.
42:58I can't wait to be rid of you.
42:59I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:00I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:01I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:03I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:04I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:05I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:06I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:07I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:08I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:09I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:11I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:12I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:13I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:14I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:15I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:16I can't wait to be rid of you.
43:17Well, I cannot wait to be rid of you.
43:18kyrian, no.
43:19Please.
43:20I beg you.
43:25Wait, Ted.
43:46Go!
43:55What are you doing here?
44:02I'm here to say goodbye.
44:07I'm leaving for London to the court of Queen Eleanor.
44:11Why?
44:12Because I have to.
44:17Have to or want to?
44:20What do you think?
44:22I don't know.
44:23You are Norman.
44:25Is that all you see in me?
44:28What else can I see?
44:30Do you resent me for being Norman?
44:32Well, I resent everything that is Norman.
44:34Even me?
44:45My father was behind your father's death.
44:48He arranged his arrest.
44:49I'm sure of it.
44:50I'm sure of it.
44:55Why are you telling me this?
44:57Because I hate my father.
44:59And I hate being Norman.
45:01Perhaps even as much as you.
45:04But I can't change that.
45:07So I will go to the palace where I will serve and survive.
45:11But my thoughts will be with you, whether you want them or not.
45:16In my dreams.
45:19I will always be with you in force.
45:21I will always be with you in force.
45:22I will always be with you in force.
45:22I will always be with you in force.
45:23I will always be with you in force.
45:24I will always be with you in force.
45:24I will always be with you in force.
45:25I will always be with you in force.
45:26I will always be with you in force.
45:27I will always be with you in force.
45:28I will always be with you in force.
45:29I will always be with you in force.
45:30I will always be with you in force.
45:31I will always be with you in force.
45:32Let's go.
46:02Let's go.
46:32When 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, not your curse.
47:05You're heading for oblivion, my boy.
47:13You don't turn your life around. You're betraying your father even more than they did.
47:17But if you continue on this path, either you'll do some evil, or some evil will be done to you.
47:27You don't turn your life around.
47:35You don't turn your life around.
47:37You don't turn your life around.
48:49My lord, I wasn't expecting you.
48:54Were you expecting?
48:57No one, sir.
48:58Will you go hunting?
49:04Yes, my lord. Two days. I'll take Gerald and a few of the new ones.
49:08When you return, we will speak on a matter of discipline. It has grown slack.
49:15As captain, it falls to you to ensure the garrison is incorruptible.
49:20This is something you will learn, Captain LaForge, even if I must beat it into you.
49:31Yes, my lord.
49:45Enjoy your hunt.
49:46Why didn't you ask him?
50:07I don't know. He was ready.
50:09He ate my broth.
50:11Yeah.
50:13Something changed.
50:16I'd say he made peace with it.
50:18Well, go and ask him, then.
50:19There's something wrong.
50:36No.
50:37Just at the fair is coming to Leicester.
50:40There'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, archery?
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.
51:21Why, 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.
52:33Okay.
52:33That far?
53:03Sweet Aedrix balls.
53:28Your mother and father will be watching.
53:31I'll make them proud.
53:33I'll make them proud.
54:03I'll make them proud.
54:08Just sheriffs on the warpath.
54:09I think the lot's in business.
54:11They are doing that.
54:12Did you?
54:15I understood.
54:18No more sheriff's daughter for me.
54:20Ah, screw him.
54:24Oi.
54:28Where you going with that fancy bow, laddy?
54:30I've to prick a ferret at the fair, eh, bet?
54:32Should have stayed home and fed the chickens.
54:36My bow's as good as yours and my aim finer.
54:40Ooh, a challenge from the fancy bow.
54:43All right, laddy.
54:45Two pennies.
54:48Leave him to the fair.
54:52Five pennies?
55:00Five pennies for what?
55:05That you can hit a mark of my choice.
55:10I have to go.
55:18Ten!
55:20Ten pennies.
55:22Or are you too afraid?
55:24And if I miss?
55:32Then I take that bow of yours and you go back to your farm.
55:38Pick your mark.
55:48Oh!
55:52All right.
55:54Do I know you?
55:56Do I know you?
55:58Do I know you?
56:00I have to go back.
56:02Do I know you?
56:04Do I know you?
56:06Do I know you?
56:08Do I know you?
56:10Boy, that's more than five square yards.
56:18Exactly.
56:20Howdy?
56:20No, they're the kings, dear.
56:23You're not going to hit one.
56:25But if I do, you won.
56:40Oh, my mother, I'm Jess.
57:09What have you done?
57:11You owe me ten pennies.
57:12You just shot a king's deer.
57:16A fool I am.
57:17What's the matter with you?
57:18Go on, get out of here.
57:20What?
57:20Don't ever let me see you again.
57:21No, you owe me ten pennies.
57:22Go, or you owe the king your head.
57:27You're the one who took my father.
57:32Locksley.
57:35Earl Huntingdon's looking for you.
57:37Another Saxon thief, aren't you?
57:39Norman murderer.
57:40Norman murderer.
57:41Give me that.
57:48We're forced.
57:53a mystery.
57:54You're the one who took my father.
57:56Number nine.
57:57wichtig.
57:58An
58:21I don't know.
58:51I don't know.
59:21I don't know.
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