Quick movement to avoid someone or something
To drag with effort
Enticing incentive or to hang loosely an item
Fooling someone into believing something falsely
Fighting
Someone who has committed a crime
Making an abrupt movement
Having no issues or feelings of stress and anxiety
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Robin Hood becomes a folk-hero and people are attracted to his form of vigilante justice.
In the traditional legends and stories about Robin Hood, there is no mention of a trap set by the sheriff specifically to catch Robin Hood. However, the sheriff of Nottingham is often depicted as Robin Hood's main antagonist, constantly trying to...
Queen Eleanor asks Robin Hood and a few of his men to the archery competition in London. Robin brings Little John, Will Scarlet and Allan a Dale with him.
