1:03:01
and God bless Robin Hood.
1:03:05
We reckon he's nicked
three to four million...
1:03:08
in the last
five months, sire.
1:03:11
All right, fine.
Raise the bounty on his head.
1:03:14
25,000 crowns.
1:03:16
Begging your pardon, sire.
1:03:17
Itwon't do no good
how much you raise it.
1:03:21
Really, scribe?.
And why is that?.
1:03:23
Because, sire,
the poor, you see?.
1:03:25
He gives them
what he takes...
1:03:28
and, well, sire,
they love him.
1:03:33
Just a minute.
1:03:35
Robin Hood steals money
from my pocket...
1:03:38
forcing me
to hurt the public...
1:03:40
and they love him for it?.
1:03:44
Yes.
1:03:47
That's it, then!
1:03:48
Cancel the kitchen scraps
for lepers and orphans...
1:03:51
no more
merciful beheadings...
1:03:54
and call offChristmas.
1:03:58
The treasury is empty.
1:03:59
All day and all night,
people plague my door...
1:04:02
whining for tax relief...
1:04:04
and safe passage
through Sherwood Forest.
1:04:06
"We cannot pay thee...
1:04:07
what the highwayman
has taken."
1:04:09
It's the shortest route
to London.
1:04:11
It's the only road to London,
you little ferret.
1:04:15
Sir Guy's patrols
have found nothing, sire.
1:04:18
No camp. Nothing.
1:04:20
[Spits]
1:04:21
This hooded viper
simply slithers into the forest.
1:04:26
You, my room,
1 0:.30 tonight.
1:04:28
You, 1 0:.45...
1:04:30
and bring a friend.
1:04:49
A tongue offends thee.
1:04:52
Whose?.
1:04:53
One who rights all.
1:04:56
One who--
1:04:58
That horrible little scribe?.