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00:00You
00:17Previously on Robin Hood
00:21It's your mother.
00:22I am Saxon.
00:24You are more than that.
00:25You could kill the sheriff a thousand times ever,
00:28but it will destroy you.
00:30You're the one that needs saving.
00:32I'm not the enemy.
00:33I didn't kill your father.
00:34Stop it!
00:35Stop it, both of you!
00:36I came to offer my sympathies.
00:38I thought about you every day.
00:40I will pray for you.
00:41Wall's heading the court to begin his apprenticeship as a page.
00:44It might be that he can go with him, but...
00:45It falls to you to ensure the garrison is incorruptible.
00:49This is something you will learn,
00:51even if I must beat it into you.
00:54What are you doing here?
00:55Are you mad?
00:56I wanted to see you.
00:57Will you come away with me?
00:58Yes, Rob.
00:59I will leave with you.
01:01Will you now?
01:06I'm leaving for London to the court of Queen Eleanor.
01:09Rob!
01:11What are you doing here?
01:12I'm here to say goodbye.
01:18Where are you going with that fancy bow, lad?
01:20They're the kings, dear.
01:21You're not going to hit one.
01:21What have you done?
01:24Go!
01:24Or you'll own the king your head.
01:26Norman murderer!
01:27Ugh.
01:39You.
02:43We gave you a weapon.
02:48Open the gate!
03:06Father!
03:10Stay in your room.
03:13Move!
03:18Get back!
03:22What do we do?
03:30Take him up the stairs and be quiet.
03:36What's wrong?
03:38It's Captain La Force, sire.
03:40He's been killed.
03:42What?
03:44How did it happen?
03:56We were attacked, sire.
03:57By whom?
03:58Son of Loxley, my lord.
04:02He was waiting for us in the forest.
04:04Revenge for his father, I bet.
04:10Where's Loxley now?
04:22He's been killed.
04:24Don't be okay!
04:26He's still alive!
04:28No!
04:30Jesus!
04:32Let go!
04:34Let go!
04:36Who did this?
05:02Young Lockstone, my lady.
05:06Have his body taken to the chapel and form the bishop.
05:22Alive!
05:34I want a public execution.
05:37Let's go!
05:38Hey!
05:40Hey!
05:42Hey!
05:44Hey!
05:46Hey!
05:48Hey!
05:50Hey!
05:52Hey!
05:54Hey!
05:56Hey!
05:58Hey!
06:00Hey!
06:02Hey!
06:04Hey!
06:06Hey!
06:08Hey!
06:10Hey!
06:12Hey!
06:14Hey!
06:16Hey!
06:18Hey!
06:20Hey!
06:22Hey!
06:24Hey!
06:26Hey!
06:28Hey!
06:30Hey!
06:32Hey!
06:34Hey!
06:36Hey!
06:38Hey!
06:40Hey!
06:42Hey!
06:45Father, what have I done?
07:01Help me.
07:05God, help me.
07:15Where is the boy, Loxley?
07:24Rob, we haven't seen him for days.
07:27Which one was theirs?
07:33What's going on?
07:37They're looking for Rob.
07:40My lord, what did he do?
07:44He's not there.
07:46If Loxley shows his face, you bring him to Nottingham.
07:50He's wanted for murder.
07:53You two, ride to the Western Ridge.
07:55You three to Leicester.
07:57The rest of you follow me.
08:08Where are you going?
08:09To Gamwell's.
08:10My lunch.
08:23Where have you been?
08:25More may have been sent to find Loxley.
08:28Marion was with him not long before she left.
08:31She was sitting right there telling me about it.
08:34Rob?
08:34She snuck off to the forest to be with him.
08:39I think she loves him.
08:44Then I hope she knows how to grieve.
08:48Because he's as good as dead.
08:49The hair, the hairs are burning.
09:13Don't even think about it.
09:14It's raw.
09:15It's raw.
09:19Oh, that's all right.
09:20Hey there.
09:34Let me know where.
09:42What do you want?
09:42Smelt the food.
09:43Put the bow down.
09:44Put the knife down.
09:45Bow first.
09:46There's three of us.
09:48You see all right?
09:49Just spooked.
09:50Right, Henry?
09:51Mm-hmm.
09:56What are you doing out here?
09:58I was hunting.
10:00Got lost.
10:01How'd you find us?
10:02I heard you.
10:02I think the whole forest can hear you.
10:04Don't matter.
10:06There's no one out here.
10:08Who are you?
10:09I'm Rob.
10:12Of Sherwood.
10:13Sherwood.
10:14This is the Western Ridge.
10:16And it's ours.
10:17Tell that to King Henry.
10:18The only Henry I know is my brother there, and he ain't very royal.
10:23You a king's man?
10:24No, I'm Saxon.
10:29You want some mole?
10:32You're eating mole?
10:34Easy to catch.
10:35Henry clubs them when they come out the ground.
10:40Smells ripe.
10:48And the three of you are?
10:58The Miller brothers.
11:00I'm Ralph.
11:01That's Drew.
11:03He's Henry.
11:07Doesn't say much, does he?
11:09Not since the day he was born.
11:11He speaks in his own way, though.
11:13Drew understands him.
11:14Gets on just fine that way.
11:15Where's your ma and pa?
11:26Dead.
11:28Our pa's dead, too.
11:30Just our ma left now.
11:32Widow Miller.
11:35The sister of the woodcutter whose daughter just married?
11:39Yes.
11:40Isabel.
11:41Henry showed his becker to her.
11:43Not funny.
11:46We are out here because of you.
11:48Henry shows his becker to people.
11:50But only when he likes them.
11:55I think my cousin showed his becker to her as well.
12:00What happened to him?
12:02He got sent to the palace in London.
12:05Hmm.
12:06Hear that, Henry?
12:07You could have gone to the palace and shown your becker to the queen.
12:09Not yet.
12:22Not yet.
12:22Marion of Huntington?
12:48I'm Céline de Viteux, dame d'honneur to her majesty.
12:54Is that all you have?
12:57Very well.
12:58Have your men bring it.
13:02Come on.
13:03This is the east wing we house on the third floor.
13:06Scullery is that way.
13:07Garbage up's over there, one on every floor.
13:10Every floor?
13:10Yes.
13:11The king likes his garbage up's and visits him frequently.
13:13Much happens there, as I'm sure you can imagine.
13:15I'd rather not.
13:25This way.
13:27You're on duty from sunrise to sunset.
13:29That means ready before dawn.
13:31You start with bed duties.
13:33I hope you know what a privilege it is to dress the queen's bed.
13:36Oh, yes.
13:36I've been dreaming about changing bedsheets my entire life.
13:40Where are you from?
13:42Nottingham.
13:42How many dresses did you bring, Nottingham?
13:46Uh, two.
13:48Three.
13:49With the one I'm wearing.
13:50Three dresses to serve the queen?
13:52How quaint.
13:53In time, should you prove useful, an allowance will be made for more.
13:57A girl may have as many dresses as she has suitors.
14:00If you're very fortunate, you'll be asked to visit the king when he's here.
14:04That is what Eleanor grooms us for.
14:05I'm joking.
14:10His majesty doesn't like me.
14:11It's...
14:12A girl may have as many dresses.
14:14A girl may have as many dresses.
14:15A girl may have as many dresses.
14:16A girl may have as many dresses.
14:17A girl may have as many dresses.
14:18A girl may have as many dresses.
14:19A girl may have as many dresses.
14:20A girl may have as many dresses.
14:21A girl may have as many dresses.
14:22A girl may have as many dresses.
14:23A girl may have as many dresses.
14:24A girl may have as many dresses.
14:25A girl may have as many dresses.
14:26A girl may have as many dresses.
14:27A girl may have as many dresses.
14:28A girl may have as many dresses.
14:29A girl may have as many dresses.
14:30A girl may have as many dresses.
14:31A girl may have as many dresses.
14:32A girl may have as many dresses.
14:33A girl may have as many dresses.
14:34A girl may have as many dresses.
14:35You're a girl.
14:57What I am is my business.
14:59Hard enough fending for my brothers out here alone.
15:02No point in making it harder.
15:03Well, you seem to be fending just fine.
15:06You're even hunting without a bow.
15:15Maybe tomorrow you can teach me.
15:18It's not so easy.
15:20Nothing ever is.
15:21Not for me, anyway.
15:22All right.
15:23We'll make you a bow.
15:27Tomorrow, then.
15:33Did they capture him, Father?
15:48Not yet.
15:52It will be hard to find.
15:53His kind are not like us.
15:56We pass through the forest.
15:58They are part of it.
16:00No man can hide forever.
16:05Even in the forest.
16:08I cannot believe Loxley would do such a thing.
16:10La Force was the captain of the garrison.
16:12His murder is an affront to our name.
16:15An affront to our name?
16:16You chose to defile yourself before marriage with La Force.
16:24That child is an affront to my name.
16:33Put a reward on Loxley's head.
16:36Let the peasants bring him in.
16:38Now you give governance.
16:49What do you suggest I have already done?
16:52In the end,
16:54it's a reminder to Nottingham
16:55that we hold the news.
16:57That the Saxons watch Loxley swing.
17:01And the rest will know their place.
17:04Did they say who?
17:19They wouldn't send soldiers like that
17:21if he killed the Saxon.
17:24They wouldn't care.
17:26On my words, if I didn't tell Robb,
17:29either he'd do some evil
17:30or some evil would be done to him.
17:31No one could see this.
17:34What happened to Hugh,
17:36Jung,
17:37and now the boy?
17:38Like a terrible curse.
17:41Curse will always find evil in bad men.
17:45Some are born wicked, can't be helped.
17:47We must find him.
17:50Then what?
17:51If he's murdered one of the sheriff's men,
17:53he's as good as dead.
17:54No.
18:10No, he's best off on his own.
18:14If he knows what's good for him,
18:15he'll stay in the forest.
18:17And may God be with him.
18:18He was a brave knight
18:22who fought beside me in the Crusades.
18:26May his Norman blood purify the ground
18:29where he's laid to rest.
18:32Ce qui est terre, retourne à la terre.
18:34Ce qui est sondre, retourne à la sondre.
18:37Ce qui est poussière, retourne à la poussière.
18:40Amen.
18:40Be strong, miss.
18:47Huntington caused this,
18:49not you.
18:49No.
19:10Three in a row?
19:28Where'd you learn to shoot like that?
19:30My father.
19:32Taught me as soon as I could run.
19:34Said the bow teaches patience.
19:36Never draw with anger in your heart
19:37or you'll miss every time.
19:40Taught you more than archery, then.
19:42Yes.
19:45You ready?
19:49Now, first thing,
19:51mind your feet.
19:53For you,
19:54right forward, left squared.
19:56And imagine a line
19:57running through to your target.
20:05And when you draw,
20:07you pull air into your lungs.
20:10That settles yourself.
20:16And last,
20:18listen to the wood itself.
20:22It speaks to you.
20:25It tells you when the tension is right.
20:28It does?
20:29Listen.
20:44Do you hear it?
20:46I hit it.
20:54Only because Rob was helping you.
20:57Well, I let it fly.
20:58He aimed it for you.
21:00Oh, piss off.
21:01Come on, do it again, then.
21:02All right.
21:03I will.
21:03I told you.
21:16Yeah, it takes practice.
21:19I'll go fetch it.
21:19That him?
21:37Look at the arrow.
21:39We've got the bastard.
21:43Run him down!
21:52Hey!
21:54Get the bastard!
21:55Hulk!
21:59Hulk, no!
22:01He'll kill us!
22:02Go!
22:11Hey, we need to leave here.
22:13We should cross over the river.
22:13Horses can't follow us there.
22:15You're one of us now.
22:29Can't go no more.
22:36Need some rest.
22:39Go on.
22:40Leave me water.
22:45I'll ride fast.
23:09Your eminence.
23:11Unexpected pleasure.
23:12Is he in?
23:16I come with grave news.
23:22A heinous crime.
23:25Indeed.
23:27I know this boy.
23:29I told the sheriff Loxley was a bad seed.
23:32He's dangerous like his father.
23:34He'll be made an example of.
23:42And which part of the reward would the sheriff like me to pay?
23:53Oh.
23:54A hundred ducats.
23:55For the head of a Saxon boy.
23:56I could buy three fields for a hundred ducats.
23:59Or thirty cattle.
23:59It was your wish to have Loxley arrested.
24:05Which gave birth to a vengeful son who has now been caught and hanged.
24:09You are the father of all this.
24:13For whatever one sows, that shall he also reap.
24:17He must do what is right.
24:18And what do you reap, my good bishop?
24:23More coin than you can spend?
24:24What did the sheriff promise you?
24:27And one of these days, your belly will fall open.
24:30And all of your greed will spill out.
24:38Instead of contributing to the reward, I'll join the hunt.
24:42I'll kill the boy, and I'll take your half.
24:55Where's Fulk?
24:57Dead.
24:59Loxley got him.
25:04Here now!
25:05The good sheriff has placed the reward of our two hundred ducats
25:09for the murderer, Robert of Loxley.
25:13Here now!
25:15The good sheriff has placed the reward of our two hundred ducats
25:19for the murderer, Robert of Loxley.
25:22I saw him on the western ridge,
25:24hiding out with the poachers.
25:28Then he won't be at the western ridge no more.
25:42There is a criminal on the run in Sherwood Forest.
25:57The sheriff and his men are hunting him.
25:59We will join in that hunt.
26:01It'll make men of you.
26:02Who is it?
26:04Robert of Loxley.
26:06The son of the man who was hanged.
26:08What did he do?
26:10Murdered one of the sheriff's men.
26:13We should send word to Marion.
26:14No, you'll not send word to Marion.
26:15You'll go with Bernard and do exactly as he says.
26:18Do you regret quarrelling with his father?
26:24You dare question me?
26:27You think I'll send you away to the palace like her?
26:29No!
26:29I'll disown you and make you Norman without a name.
26:32Then we'll see what you question.
26:34Get out!
26:37Get them ready.
26:39We need to find Loxley before the sheriff.
26:40He said you'd be quick.
27:05I lied.
27:07Terribly.
27:08And I'm not sorry.
27:09And neither am I.
27:10You're warm in the summer line.
27:12That's hardly my fault.
27:14You're not much of a poet.
27:16I'm still in training.
27:29You'll make the sense.
27:33You promised to take me away.
27:36One more moment.
27:37You said that multiple times.
27:42I lie often.
27:44It's a bad habit.
27:46These, Marion, are the servants' quarters.
27:51Ignore the smell.
27:52It's mostly perfume and sin.
27:54As I was saying, this is Marion of Huntington.
28:10Marion, wait.
28:12It's Will.
28:12I know.
28:13Will, what are you doing here?
28:16Moving up in life, according to my father.
28:19And you?
28:20Moving down, according to mine.
28:24What of Rob?
28:25Have you any word?
28:26How is he?
28:27Last I saw Rob was a few weeks ago.
28:30He was angry and quite lost.
28:32It's a tragic thing to lose both your parents and your cousin, too.
28:40You'd do well to forget Rob, Marion.
28:44You'll make new friends here.
28:47Trust me.
28:48Then I look forward to sharing stories of Sherwood with them.
28:58For I miss the forest dearly.
29:00And most of all, I miss Rob.
29:03Let out.
29:30Should we bury him?
29:31Now, he's for the forest now.
29:36Sheriff.
29:38Hunting, then.
29:39We heard the boy was spotted.
29:40It was me that saw him, sire.
29:42Straight on west they ran from here.
29:44They?
29:45So he's being helped.
29:46Was more than one of them.
29:47Can't be more than half a day ahead of us.
29:49If they're going west, they're headed for the river Trent.
29:52We'll try and cross it, believing Sherwood will offer them safety.
29:55And the forest will if they get deep enough into it.
29:57We'd like to join the hunt to ensure they don't.
29:59Gerald, take six of your men and ride east with Earl Huntingdon.
30:05We'll come from the west in case they try and cut back.
30:08And Huntingdon, don't try and cross it before we get there.
30:12We don't know how many Loxley's running with.
30:14As you wish.
30:15We don't know how many Loxley is off.
30:17We don't know how many Loxley's running with.
30:18We don't know how many he is trying to drive away.
30:18We don't know how many Loxley is living there when you...
30:20I don't know how many Loxley might come from here anybody.
30:21Oh.
30:22Oh.
30:23Oh.
30:23Oh.
30:24Oh.
30:24Oh.
30:25Oh.
30:25Oh.
30:25Oh.
30:41Oh.
30:43Let's rest here.
30:53Don't think I'm the only one who's keeping a secret.
31:16Who are you?
31:19Because you ain't no hunter got lost.
31:26You're hiding from something.
31:33The sheriff's after me.
31:36What did you do?
31:40It doesn't matter.
31:41It does to us.
31:44She comes looking.
31:51Well, whatever it was you did, the forest don't care.
32:00It doesn't matter.
32:10It doesn't matter.
32:15It doesn't matter.
32:29He's not there.
32:44Go get them.
33:06You're pretty quick with that blade.
33:18Quick enough.
33:19Why no one's ever tried me.
33:23Copied up bad ones.
33:25Real bad.
33:26Didn't even see it coming.
33:28Just took up a knife after that.
33:32People think twice when they see steel, evens a lot out.
33:39What's wrong?
33:48He thinks the dog is coming.
33:53To the ravine.
33:54Make for the water.
33:55Darksley!
34:10Max!
34:12Max!
34:14Max!
34:16Max!
34:18Max!
34:20Max!
34:21Max!
34:22Max!
34:23Max!
34:24All right.
34:25Cool the dog off.
34:27We'll kill him.
34:29Then you.
34:32Who are you?
34:34I'm John Naylor.
34:36You?
34:38I'm Ralf.
34:39The Millard's son.
34:41So which one of you is Locksley, then?
34:45His family's looking for him.
34:47What family would that be?
34:49So you be Loxley, then?
34:55No.
34:57He's our brother, too.
34:59I'll hear it from him.
35:01You best be on your way.
35:13You!
35:19Enough!
35:27Call the dog off!
35:28Another move, and I'll kill him.
35:30What do you want with him?
35:34The reward.
35:35That's on his head.
35:43Now go about your business.
35:44I ain't trying to hurt any of you.
35:46But I will.
35:47You won't get to Nottingham.
35:53Come on, dear.
36:12Go to Lee.
36:12All right.
36:16Changed every three months in the summer, but once a month in the winter because of damp.
36:20And you want the straw first to get rid of the bugs and vermin.
36:23Mind you, plenty more vermin still find their way into this bed.
36:28Isn't the queen devoted to the king?
36:29How else do you think she rules the kingdom from here to...
36:32I'm not even sure where it ends.
36:35By her crown and title?
36:36With Eleanor, it's more than that.
36:39She's more than that.
36:43She's coming.
36:45Quick, quick, quick.
36:55Quickly.
36:56Everyone, take your positions.
36:58Please.
37:28Céline.
37:33Your Highness.
37:35The new one.
37:36Arrived, Your Highness.
37:37Finally.
37:45Leave us.
37:54That one's like a wanton dog.
37:57You too, Céline.
37:58And that one a sly cat.
38:08As much wildlife at court as you would learn.
38:15Your Marion of Huntingdon.
38:18Your father was gifted in a state outside Nottingham.
38:23Locksley Manor.
38:24For his bravery at Mount Cadmus.
38:26And now, an earldom.
38:30I remember your father.
38:33I was there.
38:34First queen to command a crusade to the Holy Land.
38:38Do you know where that is?
38:40Yes.
38:41Your Highness.
38:43You can read and write.
38:45I can, Your Highness.
38:47Do you speak French?
38:48Yes.
38:50Norman?
38:52Yes.
38:53Uh, not as well.
38:55Hmm.
38:57Are you still a child or yet a woman?
39:01Your Highness.
39:02Your Highness.
39:04Have you been with a man?
39:06A child, then.
39:15But there's someone.
39:18Isn't there?
39:20The eyes, Marion, they reveal your soul.
39:23And in your soul, I see that someone resides there.
39:30What can you tell me about Nottingham?
39:33Um.
39:34It has a castle.
39:36Many taverns.
39:39Uh.
39:40Pe-people?
39:42And a sheriff.
39:43Yes.
39:44Do you know him?
39:46I know his daughter.
39:48And?
39:49She is...
39:52not a child.
39:56So you do speak Norman.
39:59The sheriff of Nottingham is my husband's cousin.
40:03That's why he is the sheriff.
40:06The blood in that family runs considerably thick.
40:08The sheriff's ambitions are, let us say, extensive.
40:14Would you agree?
40:16Trust me.
40:17A woman knows such things.
40:19And occasionally would benefit to know more.
40:22Women can help women in that regard.
40:26Alas, a child cannot.
40:30Marion, do you know why you're here?
40:33To serve you, Your Highness.
40:34To serve?
40:35I can find anyone to serve me.
40:39I asked for you directly.
40:41Do you know why?
40:46All in due time.
40:48You may leave.
40:49Hey, don't you think about it.
41:09Any southern rumor of escape, and it will be your last.
41:12Dead or alive, you're coming back to Norton with me.
41:15Dead or alive, you're coming back to Norton with me.
41:45God!
41:45God!
41:45What?
41:51God!
41:52arten!
41:52Ah!
41:53Oh-oh-oh-oh!
41:55Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh!
41:56What?
41:56Do you see her?
41:57Who?
41:57See who?
41:58Good woman.
41:59Go under her as naked as the day is long.
42:02I swear it!
42:04I swear it!
42:10How do you know it was Goddard?
42:12I've seen her before.
42:14You've seen Goddard before?
42:16When I was a little one.
42:18My ma called me...
42:20Little John.
42:22On account of his size.
42:24Little John.
42:26Yeah.
42:28She was a good woman.
42:30The poor man was mean. Rotten to the core.
42:32They had two children before me.
42:34He murdered both.
42:36On account there weren't enough to eat.
42:38One night he came home in a drunken rage.
42:40Ma hid me.
42:42He was so mad.
42:46He beat her.
42:48I can still hear her screams.
42:54But that's when I saw Goddard.
42:56Was she naked?
42:58She gave me a knife.
43:00And it filled me with...
43:02Not anger.
43:07Courage.
43:09Cause next thing I buried that knife deep in his back.
43:15You killed your old man.
43:16Ended his wickedness.
43:18And saved Ma.
43:22And it set me on my own path for wickedness.
43:26Killed ten men since...
43:28Ain't never told no one to this day.
43:33Murder is a wretched thing.
43:37Born you like a shadow.
43:40He didn't kill no one.
43:42Well it is to him then.
43:48But you did didn't you?
43:52Captain of the garrison.
43:54You killed a Norman captain.
43:56That's why them soldiers came.
43:58They killed my father and he did nothing.
44:02I lost my mother.
44:03I lost my home.
44:09My life.
44:11The sheriff took everything and I wish him dead.
44:15Dead and in the ground.
44:18You've got the blood of a wild Aedric in you.
44:33Dead and in the ground.
44:34Dead and in the ground.
44:35Dead and in the ground.
44:36Dead and in the ground.
44:54You'll live.
44:56Here.
44:58Chew it.
45:00Use it like a poultice.
45:04Pain?
45:10Ah.
45:12Just remember that no man has ever ran a name worth having.
45:16Without it.
45:33To be fair.
45:34Don't you?
45:35No.
45:36You?
45:40Yeah.
45:42Yeah.
45:46No.
45:49Okay.
45:50Yeah.
45:52Oh man.
45:53Okay.
45:54Uh,
45:57I can't see his hip.
45:58Okay.
45:59Let's go.
46:29Father, it's Aron. He's gone.
46:39Aron's gone after Loxley, no doubt.
46:46Sire, we should wait for the sheriff, as he said.
46:49We don't need the sheriff. We're going to kill that bastard.
46:52If my son hasn't killed him already...
46:59Who is this?
47:22A man.
47:23A man.
47:53A man.
48:23Ralph, run!
48:37Run!
48:40Run, John!
48:43Run!
48:48No!
48:53Run, boy!
49:10I tried to make you pray.
49:23I don't know.
49:31Luxley!
49:35I'll kill you!
49:36Luxley!
49:44Luxley!
49:47Go, go!
49:50Go, go!
49:51Go, go!
49:56Don't walk!
49:59No!
50:00My mom!
50:01Get out of here!
50:08Run, run, run!
50:09Run, run, run!
50:10Run, run!
50:11Run, run!
50:13Run, run, run!
50:16Go, go!
50:17Go, go, go!
50:18Run!
50:19Run, run!
50:20Come on, get out!
50:21Run!
50:22Run!
50:23Run!
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