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Once upon a time when things were rotten,
not just boot, but also key.

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The rotten, everybody picked the presents.

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Things were bad and that ain't good.

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Then came Robin Hood, a bar.

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Soon the men, the very men, he got it.

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They were out to play the plane-brained
cotton.

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Help me make them twice the business.

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Boy, a boy was business good.

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Good for Robin Hood.

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They laughed, they loved, they bought,
they drank.

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They jumped a lot of taxes.

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They got the rich, get to the poor.

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Excess, when they get more expensive.

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So when other legends are forgotten,
we'll remember back.

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So when other legends are forgotten,
we'll remember back.

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I, Bertram of Nottingham, royal tax
collector on behalf of Hubert,

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Lord High Sheriff of
Nottingham, to hereby proclaim,

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there shall be a great
public selling of land.

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Whose land?

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Yours.

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Wow!

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This is unseemly.

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First you take all harmony and taxes and
now you tell us you're selling our land.

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What shall we have land?

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Nothing, I imagine.

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I'll take it now, please.

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Let me drive.

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Don't stand.

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Hold your tongue.

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No, I won't hold my tongue.

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I won't.

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This would never have happened if I'd good
King Richard were here.

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That's my silence.

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No, it's that evil you
soeper, Prince John

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and his sheriff who
commit these injustices.

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Wait till Robin Hood hears the name.

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What the hell?

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You speak against the throne.

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Put him in his place.

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I'll never close your eyes.

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Wait for me.

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He's in his place, sir.

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He's in his place, sir.

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The one who leads us to the throne is the
king of the palace.

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Nice, tun.

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Don't you agree, Snave?

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Lovely.

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Lovely.

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Snively.

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Snively.

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Herb.

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Something not good for me coming up.

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Good day, Bertram.

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Good day, Robin.

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And how goes it, Bert?

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Up to this moment, swell.

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You know everyone, don't you?

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Little Jean?

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And the good friar tuck?

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Buster, Bertram.

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And Alan and Dale.

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Thank you, Robin.

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Thank you.

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You're too kind.

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But I'd like to take this
opportunity to tell you

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that there are a lot of
people here, and Alan, please.

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And I'll back to Robin.

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And of course, you must know your twin
brother, Ronaldo.

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How could I forget such an embarrassing
and disgraceful stain?

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Oh, you've got a big mouth, man.

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Easy, Bertie.

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Not smart.

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So, too.

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Well, it looks like a royal text collector
is weighted down with gold.

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Why don't you like Bertie's
burden whilst I compose a

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message for him to take
to the sheriff of Nottingham?

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Let me see.

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My dear frog face.

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Is that a good start?

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I don't like it.

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Well, what think you of our terrier pigeon
last?

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You are late.

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Herdwind.

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A message.

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My dear, what?

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I, Robin of Loxley, vowed that so long as
I ride free through the forest of show,

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where the rightful end of the peasant
shall never fall into the hands of Prince

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John or the sheriff of Nottingham,
his royal stooge.

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Stooge, is it?

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Ah, that's what it looks like from here.

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Stooge.

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Stooge, he calls for me.

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The absolute goal of that man.

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A common outlaw.

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A burden.

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Threatening me.

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The royal stooge.

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I hate him.

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Oh, how I hate him.

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All right, Merwin.

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You can go now.

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See you same time tomorrow.

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Right, sir.

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Thank you, sir.

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Good shooting, sir.

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You must think on how to break this news
to my leech, Prince John.

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I fear this will not sit kindly with him.

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See?

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My plan should you approve is simple,
yet brilliant.

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You write your own reviews, don't you?

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It occurs to me that...

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Made, Merwin.

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What are you doing there?

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Knitting.

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Knitting seems more like spying to me.

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Of course she's knitting.

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She's doing this, isn't she?

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Spying is this.

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All right, the plan, the plan,
speak.

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My plan is to hold an archery contest.

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An archery contest.

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An archery contest.

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Fantastic!

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Pray, Lord Sharon, to what end an archery
contest?

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Yes, to what end?

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To what end?

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An archery contest will bring out the best
archers in the land.

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So, Herbert.

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Herbert.

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Herbert.

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Herbert.

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Herbert.

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Robin Hood's pride would not permit him to
stay away from the contest.

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And when he comes, we will capture him.

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Catching Robin?

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Yes, we'll catch you, Robin.

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And we'll take him to the dungeon.

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And we'll put him in the rack.

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And we'll cut off his hair.

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And we'll make him eat asparagus.

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Yes, son, son, I thought of that.

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After me, you heathen!

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Wait for the evening prayer.

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I said wait.

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We graciously thank you for what we are
about to receive.

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Hey, man.

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Hey, man.

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We fall for that every time.

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Enjoy, enjoy.

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Guys, guys, where's the man?

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Where's Robin?

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Ask the salt, would you please,
Fred?

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And you ask the question, why is this man
our leader?

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Now, I'm pleased.

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What's the bad boy?

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Oh, man, you want to talk about pain?

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Well, no, don't worry.

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You do that.

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Man, I want to be like you.

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I do everything like you.

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You're beautiful.

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You are the forest.

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Well, thank you.

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Robin, how do we do today?

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Yes, we'll all know.

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The day is receipts, please.

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We stole from the rich 274 gold
sovereigns.

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We gave to the poor 264 gold sovereigns.

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Even.

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Can I have an apple?

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Not even.

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What happened to the other 10 gold
sovereigns?

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Hey, man, we got expenses.

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You can run around the forest today for
nothing.

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I don't talk going up.

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I know not where.

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10 gold sovereigns.

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Okay, okay.

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He's the money.

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Look, I make a wish.

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I was kidding you.

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Come on.

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I was kidding you.

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Do you realize that unless each peasant
can produce 500 gold sovereigns,

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Prince John will take their land?

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Hey, guys, what are we going to do?

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We will pray with all our might that
Prince John has a change of heart.

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And what if he don't?

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Where's Colin?

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Who goes there?

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Friend and a foe.

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Friend.

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What about the horse?

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Little John.

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You can't be too sure about anything
nowadays.

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Very.

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Robyn.

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I have noone from the palace.

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Noone's that because to you and I.

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Robyn.

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Oh, that's nice.

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I want to talk about love, folks.

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Take again, Richard.

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It's finest work.

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My darling, what is it?

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What is what?

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This news that might cost me my life.

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Oh, yeah.

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Little John, my bag please.

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Here.

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An Afghan will cost me my life.

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Is it a poisoned Afghan?

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No, Richard.

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It has a message.

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I needed it myself.

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So, the sheriff of
Nottingham is going to try

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to lure me into the open
by staging an archery.

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As though our Robin would be full enough
to walk at such an obvious drought.

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So they think that I'll fall prey to my
own vanity?

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Yeah!

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That's a good one.

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Get my foe after go.

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I'm the man.

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But you can't.

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You'll be captured.

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That's just what the sheriff wants.

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That's what I want to.

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Oh, Lord!

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Wait a bit, lad.

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Don't you see?

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If I'm captured, I will be taken to the
royal dungeon.

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That's right.

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Wherein lies the royal treasure.

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So?

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So.

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They capture me.

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Huh?

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You rescue me?

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Yeah.

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We rescue the gold.

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Yeah.

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Give that rescued gold to the peasants.

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Yeah.

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And the peasants thereby rescue their
land.

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Ah!

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Nilees!

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Nilees!

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Nilees!

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Nilees!

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Nilees!

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Nilees!

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Let the finals of the royal archery
contest commence.

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The first archer, Lord Passy of Kambarpan.

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The

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second finalist, Sir Ronald of Lord
McDonald's Golden Archers.

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Bloody geraniumbao!

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Gilbert, Lord high Sheriff of Nothengham
Heeeeeeergg.

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Rajuli, Isaac Duchy Wow!

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Excalibut.

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Excalibut.

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The final finalist.

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This is the old hermit of a show which
forest.

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Whoever.

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Good shot, Robin.

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Thank you.

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In fact, just a bit too good.

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I knew you'd like it.

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I hope you enjoyed it, because it's your
last.

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Take him away.

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I

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don't like the sound of the prisoners
today, Bertram.

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All right, wretches.

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You know what the sheriff wants.

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I

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really must come down here more often.

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It's the only place I can genuinely
unwind.

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Oh, hi, the sheriff!

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Good

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friend Robin Hodders enjoying his stay
here.

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We should know in the dinkling of a
ding-dang.

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This is his cell.

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Where is he?

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Call the guard!

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Show time.

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Robin!

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Get it on, Sheriff.

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I'm a... Captain body.

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Prince John is not unaware of the esteem
with which you are held throughout the land.

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And so...

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We are thinking of this simple bargain.

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In return for your freedom,
you will deny your support to

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King Richard and Sway to run
Dying Allegiance to Prince John.

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Prince John?

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I would soon as swear my and Dying
Allegiance to a toad.

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You would, would you?

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Well, perhaps we can persuade you
differently.

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Bring in the Iron Maiden.

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Bring in the Iron Maiden!

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Ever seen one of these, Robin?

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Lovely piece of work, don't you agree?

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Get in Bertram and let us show cocky Robin
what this does to a man.

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No!

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You!

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Change of heart, Robin.

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You've been promised Bertram to a fairly
well.

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I'll never throw in my lot with vermin
like you.

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I was innocent as I was now.

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But Prince John never, Prince John never,
never, never, never, never.

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You're not talking.

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No.

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Thank you.

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You would see to you now.

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But Prince John has
decreed there will be no

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executions while the
royal ball is in progress.

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But...

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Robin, you shall have
the singular honor of

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being the first to die
after the ball is over.

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That's all!

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The party's over.

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Thank you.

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Bradley Lance, follow me on Tinto.

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I'd do you constantly avoid me.

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Is it something I did?

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Something I said.

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Ben!

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Oh, orchestra!

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This is Robin's band!

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Now, for our next number from the each of
sideways and real.

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See?

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See this?

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Bradley Lance, go arrest you, Robin.

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It's a cure for gold.

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Well, we keep them busy here.

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Whilst?

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In a minute, you'll be laughing out of the
other side of all our face.

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Has anyone here seen the royal stooge?

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I have.

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He's right over there.

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That did it.

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I'm finished.

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I challenge you to come down here and say
that.

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Oh, no!

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Now you're going to get it.

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Hey!

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Those are my mother's favorite drinks!

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Oh, you have a funny little blemish right
there.

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Come

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on, wipe me, please.

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Oh, starblads!

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To me, Thust!

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Fire!

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Oh, Robin, you were so brave.

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Things so proud of you.

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The peasants had their land back.

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And the sheriff has an arrow shirt.

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00:24:08,220 --> 00:24:09,780
Well, I can't take all the credit.

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For my good brave band was there risking
their lives.

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But enough, Robin.

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We have such little time alone together.

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We should not waste it in talk.

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Our lives should be engaged in more
pleasureable activity.

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Oh, my dearest mere hand.

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You want to talk about love?

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You want to talk about what true,
fine love is?

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Alan, not dirt, but niceness.

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Real people.

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Human people.

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Not people who use each other.

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But people who want to build a
relationship.

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Maybe we have a family one of these days.

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What will we put here for to work on a
post office and die?

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It's a kill me, that's all I feel.