SERIES 3

Herne's Son: Part 1 (1986)

00:03:10
Herne the Hunter: You're Herne's Son. You must lead them.
Robert of Huntingdon: Herne's Son is dead.
Herne the Hunter: Robin of Loxley is dead. Herne's Son lives again in you.
Robert of Huntingdon: No! It is finished.
Herne the Hunter: You were chosen.
Robert of Huntingdon: You called and I answered. His followers are safe. It's enough!
Herne the Hunter: You are The Hooded Man.
Robert of Huntingdon: Farewell, Herne.
Herne the Hunter: You will return. You must...

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00:07:12
Sir Guy of Gisburne: I'll track them down. However long it takes. AND the man who rescued them.
Robert de Rainault: Ah, the Hooded Man... Of course you will, Gisburne. I have enormous faith in your abilities.
Abbot Hugo de Rainault: Hah!

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00:08:08
Lady: So that's Marion of Leaford...
Lady: She should have been hanged.
Lady: Why wasn't she?
Lady: The King pardoned her.
Lady: Was she grateful?
Lady: Why else would he pardon her?

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00:08:50
The Earl of Huntingdon: It's no use dwelling on the past. Some things are better forgotten.
Lady Marion: SOME things, My Lord...

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00:12:29
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Did you dance in Sherwood? What's the matter? Don't you remember, Lady Wolfshead?

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00:15:38
Lord Owen of Clun: You insolent puppy! I'll cut you into pieces!
Robert of Huntingdon: How many?

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00:23:40
Little John: Well Shot! He's eaten his last lamb. Worth a bit too. The Lord'll give us six pennies for his head.
Much: Six pennies for a wolf's head?
Little John: Aye, a wolf's head. Ours were worth more.

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00:25:14
Robert de Rainault: And to illustrate my good will, you can have Gisburne for free.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: My Lord, I...
Robert de Rainault: Don't argue, Gisburne, you need the exercise. Oh and by the way: no shields for the men. I don't want Owen to know where the soldiers came from.

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00:34:19
Herne the Hunter: Why have you come?
Robert of Huntingdon: I need your help.
Herne the Hunter: Why must I give it?
Robert of Huntingdon: Because I am Herne's son.
Herne the Hunter: Are you? You told me he was dead. Denied your destiny, deserted those who would have followed you. But Marion is in danger. And so you return.
Robert of Huntingdon: What must I do?
Herne the Hunter: The powers of light and darkness will lead you. In the past lies what is to come.

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00:37:59
Edward of Wickham: Good luck to you, Robert of Huntingdon.
Robert of Huntingdon: That life is over.
Edward of Wickham: Of Sherwood then.
Robert of Huntingdon: May Herne protect us.

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00:38:40
Sir Guy of Gisburne: This morning I remembered where I'd seen the animal before. I never forget a horse.
Robert de Rainault: I'm sure you don't, Gisburne.

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00:45:02
Robert de Rainault: Tell me this: why should Robert of Huntingdon, heir to vast estates and several castles, concern himself with a gang of outlaws?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Marion of Leaford.
[the sheriff chokes on his wine]

Herne's Son: Part 2 (1986)

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00:03:12
Robert of Huntingdon: You believed in Robin, didn't you?
Little John: Yes, I did.
Robert of Huntingdon: Why?
Little John: Because a fire burned bright in him, and for a while it warmed us all. Now he is gone and the fire went with him. It's all over...
Robert of Huntingdon: No.

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00:09:58
Little John: Lichfield!
Friar Tuck: Eh?
Little John: Lichfield.That's where his brother lives.I knew it began with L.
Friar Tuck: And it'll end in 'ell if I know Scarlet.

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00:03:55
Robert of Huntingdon: Little John. Little Brain more like.
Little John: You'll pay for that!

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00:23:36
Will Scarlet: Were not sharp any more. Not like we were. I mean look at us... look at me! Do you really think youd've beaten me if I hadn't been drunk?

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00:24:14
Will Scarlet: We used to be fast. Fast as wolves. No one could take us. We could go anywhere, do anything. We've Lost it.
Robert of Huntingdon: No Scarlett. Nothings forgotten. Nothing is ever forgotten.
Will Scarlet: What did you say?
Robert of Huntingdon: You heard me.
Will Scarlet: No, it wasn't you I heard.

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00:28:10
Gulnar: Drink, and tonight your heart will burn with love-longing for my Lord of Clun.

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00:39:57
Little John: What happened to Tuck?
Will Scarlet: I dunno. He could've lit every bonfire in England by now!
Friar Tuck: [trying to light a fire] The flames of hell would be easier to light!

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00:48:01
Sir Richard of Leaford: 500 gold Marks: count them, conniving villains! I'd like to push every last piece down your rapacious throats!

The Power of Albion (1986)

00:18:59
Will Scarlet: We'll wait til night fall.
Edward of Wickham: No Will, it's got to be done now: bad luck to bury him after dark.
Will Scarlet: Bad luck? Who for? Him or you?
Edward of Wickham: Him of course.
Will Scarlet: Well I think he's had his bad luck.
Edward of Wickham: Depends where he's going, doesn't it?

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00:32:37
Robert of Huntingdon: I find it difficult to confess...
Robert de Rainault: Take all the time you need.
Robert of Huntingdon: I've been attacked by Robin Hood.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: What?
Robert de Rainault: Gisburne, please!
Robert of Huntingdon: Believe me when I tell you that I fought long and hard before they overwhelmed me. The disgrace of being beaten by such scum! I find it almost impossible to bear.
Robert of Huntingdon: Imagine it, Sir Guy, a trained swordsman being beaten by peasants!

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00:33:52
Robert de Rainault: Lady Marian's past has been catching her up. Almost tripping her up I might say. To be blunt, she's been meeting old friends. I need hardly tell you who they are.

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00:36:15
Robert of Huntingdon: Here's another one my lord: How does a forrester shake a poacher's hand?
Robert de Rainault: I don't know, how does a forester shake a poachers hand?
Robert of Huntingdon: On a piece of string!
Robert de Rainault: [laughing] Oh I really must try to remember that one!

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00:36:56
Robert of Huntingdon: Hear me out, my lord, I have a plan.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: A plan? Do you think there are any plans that haven't already been tried?
Robert de Rainault: [laughing] I'm afraid when it comes to outlaws, Gisburne gets rather obsessed.

The Inheritance (1986)

00:09:25
Little John: Well, well, Brother Tuck...with company! I send you out to bag us some lunch, and this is what you bring back. I must say, your aim is improving!
Friar Tuck: This is Isadora. I found her.

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00:15:58
Nasir: I found this:
[holds up an arrow]
Will Scarlet: Oh, that's wonderful, that is. An arrow! I got enough arrows of me own!
Nasir: [sighs] It's a sign.

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00:18:12
Raven: I'm a soldier, Mortimer, so are all of us. You take that Skulley there, he used to be page to a Knight Chevalier before he cut the man's throat to follow me.
Raven: We fought three years for God in the crusades. The Holy War
[spits]
Raven: Three stinking, lousy years in the heat and the dust and the filth. Dying of thirst, starvation and disease before we even sat eyes on a Saracen. They promised us a seat in heaven and they sent us to hell.
Raven: So now we work for ourselves as soldiers of fortune and this village has just had the misfortune to get in our way.
[shouts]
Raven: Forward!

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00:29:44
Little John: Were wasting a lot of time.
Friar Tuck: Were lost.
Will Scarlet: How can you lose a castle?

The Sheriff of Nottingham (1986)

00:05:01
Sir Guy of Gisburne: It's always Robin Hood... Robin Hood. Anyone would think he was the only wolfshead in Sherwood!
Robert de Rainault: But he is, Gisburne, the only one that matters.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: You made him what he is. Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham. Your two sides of the same coin.
Robert de Rainault: What! You forget who you speak to!
Sir Guy of Gisburne: But it's true, isn't? It's an obsession. A disease. But you'll never get rid of him... because he's part of you.

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00:07:18
Friar Tuck: His name is Philip Mark...
Little John: Yes?
Friar Tuck: [continued] and he used to be head forester of Lincolnshire.
Robert of Huntingdon: I know that name.
Friar Tuck: Oh, he has other names. Up there they called him The Butcher. The Butcher of Lincolnshire.
Will Scarlet: So? I like meat too!

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00:14:02
Philip Mark: We didn't have any Robin Hoods in Lincolnshire, De Rainault, and I'll tell you why. Because to be a so called people's hero, you have to have the people on your side.

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00:22:55
Philip Mark: You are banished! If you come within twenty miles you are dead. Do you understand? You will leave here now. My soldiers will escort you to the edge of Sherwood.
Robert de Rainault: Sherwood? At night? You can't mean it!
Philip Mark: Oh, it's too dangerous for you, eh? Ah yes, I forgot. Thanks to you the place is crawling with cutthroats.
Philip Mark: Well, we'll just have to dress you in rags, haven't we? Will be good for you to be unrecognizable.
[to his guards]
Philip Mark: See to it!
Philip Mark: No, no you can't!
Philip Mark: I just have.

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00:43:10
Robert de Rainault: [Imprisoned in his own dungeon] Let me out!
The Old Prisoner: They'll never let you out of here... Never! Will they, Arthur?
Robert de Rainault: Arthur?
[The Old Prisoner shows him his pet rat]
Robert de Rainault: Who are you?
The Old Prisoner: Feet first - It's the only way. It's the only way for The Sheriff of Nottingham.
Robert de Rainault: [sighs] I AM The Sheriff of Nottingham...
The Old Prisoner: You?!
[Laughs]
The Old Prisoner: You wait there, Arthur.
[Puts the rat down]
The Old Prisoner: 27 years I've been here. I think it's 27 years... Then I want to ask you something.
Robert de Rainault: Oh, what is it?
The Old Prisoner: When are they going to change the straw?

The Cross of St. Ciricus (1986)

00:02:39
Will Scarlet: You shoot like a girl I used to know.

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00:07:14
Will Scarlet: [afraid they might have caught lepracy] I got it for sure! I'll kill myself!
Much: We might be lucky...
Will Scarlet: Lucky? You might be. You might be lucky. Not me, not with my luck! I got it! I know i've got it!

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00:08:04
Little John: Tuck, get the food ready!
Friar Tuck: Is it always me...
Little John: You want me to cook it?
Friar Tuck: No, once was enough.

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00:08:16
Little John: What's wrong?
Robert of Huntingdon: Nothing!
Little John: You're as prickly as a hedgehog.

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00:08:52
Lady Marion: What is it?
Robert of Huntingdon: I don't know how to tell you.
Lady Marion: Why do you feel you have to tell me, when you know I know already? Is it because you're unsure of how I feel? I wish I knew what to say, but if I loved you the way that you want me to, you'd know. And then there would be any need for words, would there? Forgive me...
Robert of Huntingdon: There is nothing to forgive.
Lady Marion: I do love you. Perhaps the past is still too close. Do you understand?

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00:10:38
Will Scarlet: I'm a leper!
Robert of Huntingdon: I thought you're a man. Look at Much, he's worth ten of you. You don' even know if you've got it, and you're half crazy with fear.

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00:18:42
Little John: Don't worry, I'm Little John! And this evil-looking devil:
Nasir: Nasir Malik Kamal Inal Ibrahin Shams ad Duala Watthab ibn Mahmud.
Lady Margaret of Gisburne: Is that a name or a family tree?

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00:28:19
Abbot Martin: What brings the hooded man out of Sherwood to Croxden?
Robert of Huntingdon: A present for the abbey.
Little John: And a pilgrim.
Abbot Martin: Both are welcome.
Robert of Huntingdon: Eight bags of silver.
Abbot Martin: Stolen?
Robert of Huntingdon: By the Sheriff.
Little John: From the poor.
Robert of Huntingdon: And now you can give it back to them.
Abbot Martin: The Hooded man's justice.

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00:29:03
Little John: How can a kind and gentle woman like that be Gisburne's mother?

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00:32:54
Lady Margaret of Gisburne: Guy, what have you become!?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: What you made me...

Cromm Cruac (1986)

00:03:42
Robert of Huntingdon: It was a forrester's trap.
Little John: For animals, of for us?
Will Scarlet: To them, there's no difference.

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00:06:26
Friar Tuck: Cromm Cruac...
Robert of Huntingdon: What's wrong?
Friar Tuck: I'm not coming. And if you take my advice you won't either. I've heard that name before... I don't know where, but I don't like it.

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00:15:18
Elena Scathlock: Will you dance with me?
Will Scarlet: [shocked] Elena?
Nasir: [to John and Robert] Elena?
Little John: It's the name of his wife. His DEAD wife.

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00:17:13
Tom the Miller: Please, don't kill me!
Gulnar: How can I kill you, when you are already dead?

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00:23:09
Abbot of Thornton Abbey: Has the devil send an apparition to haunt me, or is it Brother Tuck?
Friar Tuck: You look well, Father.
Abbot of Thornton Abbey: I am well. And all the better for having seen the back of you!

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00:23:59
Abbot of Thornton Abbey: So that's what you've come for, the library! I seem to remember the warming house and the kitchen were more to your taste!

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00:26:29
Robert of Huntingdon: [Little John bites an apple but spits it out] Sour?
Little John: No, too sweet... like everything here.

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Abbot of Thornton Abbey: Come and visit us again, Brother Tuck. Satan may have laid claim to your body, perhaps there's still hope for your soul.
Friar Tuck: Thank you Father.
Abbot of Thornton Abbey: Don't thank me, just go. Before your example undermines all our faith.
Abbot of Thornton Abbey: [as Tuck and Marion ride off Father speaks to himself] And my blessings go with you.

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00:36:42
Gulnar: Robin i' the Hood...
[Mocking]
Gulnar: Robin i' the Hood!
Robert of Huntingdon: Gulnar!
Gulnar: Murderer of my master... Humiliator of myself... Long have I awaited you!

The Betrayal (1986)

00:04:25
Sir Guy of Gisburne: There's no need for panic.
Robert de Rainault: No? Then Why is the King bringing Roger de Carnac with him?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: De Carnac!
Robert de Rainault: Exactly. "The Carnage" would be a better name for him.

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00:06:32
Will Scarlet: Ah, you can't beat a nice bit a pig.
Little John: I don't know, I think I prefer beef.
Friar Tuck: I like a nice slice of mutton. Well, you get sick of venison.

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00:27:09
Roger de Carnac: There is no need to find you. You're here. Come like pigs to the slaughterhouse.
Robert of Huntingdon: No, you're the pigs.
Will Scarlet: That's an insult - To pigs.

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00:29:43
King John: De Rainault, your scribes have set down more evidence than in The Doomsday Book. Utterly incredible. It is a conflicting mass of misinformation! Robin Hood is tall, short, stocky, slight, dark, fair, bearded, clean-shaven... This one insists that he is a dwarf! A dwarf? And where do we find him? In a cave, down a well, up a tree, near Wickham, Duxbury, Ashley, Calverton... Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera! Imbeciles!

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00:31:01
Robert de Rainault: My liege, she's not to be trusted.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: She should be hanged at once!
Prince John: Silence, imbicile.
Robert de Rainault: [to Guy] Clown!

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00:48:10
Robert of Huntingdon: I like your dress. It goes with your eyes.
Lady Marion: That's what the King said.
Robert of Huntingdon: [snorting] Did he?
Lady Marion: Are you jealous?
Robert of Huntingdon: Jealous? No...
[long pause]
Robert of Huntingdon: Yes!

Adam Bell (1986)

00:03:36
Robert de Rainault: [Guards bring in the captive Much] Spotted by chance, but caught, I think, by cunning. Luck and cunning, both part of the game.
Robert de Rainault: This man is called Much. He's one of Robin Hood's men. Alone, he's valueless. A simpleton. But even then, with a little cunning, some use could be found for him.
Robert de Rainault: You're eleven tomorrow?
Martin: Yes, uncle.
Robert de Rainault: Have you ever seen anyone hanged?
Martin: No.
Robert de Rainault: Would you like to?
Martin: Yes, uncle.
Robert de Rainault: Well there you are, you see. And I was wondering what to get you for a birthday present.
Robert de Rainault: We'll hang him tomorrow afternoon.

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00:07:44
Robert de Rainault: Have I ever spoken to you about my younger brother, Edward?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: No.
Robert de Rainault: Even when he was young he was different from me: honest, trusting, generous. Naturaly I despised him.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Naturaly.

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00:12:10
Robert de Rainault: What are you snickering about, Gisburne? Are you laughing at me?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: No, My Lord, but I thought...
Robert de Rainault: That's the trouble, Gisburne - You thought. You never think!

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00:16:18
Robert de Rainault: So Wolfshead, you came.
Robert of Huntingdon: What do you want?
Robert de Rainault: Your help.
Robert of Huntingdon: You ask for my help?
Robert de Rainault: I don't ask. I demand. And you for once will obey.

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00:16:43
Robert de Rainault: So, you'll do it?
Robert of Huntingdon: Do I have any choice?
Robert de Rainault: No. Your half-wit for my brat. The exchange will be made here two days from now at sunset, do you understand?
Robert of Huntingdon: Yes.
Robert de Rainault: Good.
Robert de Rainault: [the Sheriff rides off] Don't fail me Wolfshead, I want the boy alive.

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00:18:45
Lady Isabel: Edward was everything that you aren't!
Robert de Rainault: He still is: He's dead.

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00:19:13
Lady Isabel: Martin was a kind, gently boy once. Now I hardly recognise him. He doesn't laugh anymore, except at things that would make an ordinary boy sick. He's a bully, a tyrant, just like his favourite uncle.
Robert de Rainault: Oh you flatter me.

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00:34:04
Lady Isabel: [At the tomb of her late husband] Oh Edward, you put your trust in a snake and the snake has bitten into you. Poison runs deep in our son's veins.

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00:40:38
Robert de Rainault: Ninety nine, one hundred gold marks exactly.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: I did count it, my lord.
Robert de Rainault: I know, Gisburne, but one can never be too sure.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: My lord, are you questioning my...
Robert de Rainault: Your honour? No, no, just your ability to count.

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00:41:29
Robert de Rainault: I told him there were two ways you can win - luck and cunning. But of course there's a third...
Sir Guy of Gisburne: A third?
Robert de Rainault: Yes. You can cheat.

The Pretender (1986)

00:05:21
Sir Guy of Gisburne: It looks unpleasant, my lord.
Robert de Rainault: It is unpleasant, Gisburne.
Robert de Rainault: It's unpleasant being bitten by one of my own dogs. Mind you, It's what I've come to expect.

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00:09:41
Robert of Huntingdon: That's a handsome sword.
Arthur of Brittany: My uncle gave it to me.
Robert of Huntingdon: And who is he?
Arthur of Brittany: My father's brother. He gave it to me.
Robert of Huntingdon: Did he teach you how to use it?
Arthur of Brittany: Better than any of you.

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00:12:53
Queen Hadwisa: I understand the Sheriff is indisposed?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Sadly yes, my Lady he was... bitten by a dog.
Queen Hadwisa: Poor creature.

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00:17:02
Herne the Hunter: There are many who would be one thing when in truth they are another. You cannot fight those who pretend to be what they are not.
Robert of Huntingdon: Who is this Arthur? What does he want with us?
Herne the Hunter: Only by being what you are, Robin i' the Hood, can you prevail.
Robert of Huntingdon: Another riddle.

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00:24:42
The Duke of Gloucester: Robert of Huntingdon...
Robert of Huntingdon: You remember me?
The Duke of Gloucester: I remember you father's shame!

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00:48:44
Lady Marion: But if he wasn't Arthur of Brittany, who was he?
Robert of Huntingdon: Just a pretender.

Rutterkin (1986)

00:02:56
Lord Edgar: And bring that little pig.
Walter Clout: The pig my lord?
Lord Edgar: Her familiar, Master Clout. She must have a familiar. She can't be a witch without a familiar.

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00:10:07
King's aide: You must rest...
Prince John: Rest? Rest? And who will deal with the unrest that De Rainault's fled from?
Prince John: Fine Sheriff! Trots off on a pilgrimage to Canterbury at the first sign of trouble!
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Perhaps he knew you were coming, my liege?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: [the King throws him a look that would kill a lesser man] - to, eh, deal with it...

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00:28:50
Lord Edgar: [Claps his hands for the prisoner, Mad Mab to be brought before the King] The witch employed by my brother, Sir.
Prince John: She smells as evil as he looks.
Mad Mab: Where's Rutterkin?
Prince John: Rutterkin?
Lord Edgar: The pig, my lord.
Prince John: Oh yes, the little devil.
Mad Mab: Oh he can be, he can be.
Prince John: Ah! She confesses!

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00:30:30
Prince John: And why did Robin Hood escape, Gisburne?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: My Lord King...
Prince John: Because you are incompetent! Inept! Inadequate! And incompetent!

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00:44:44
Mad Mab: Hay is for horses, straw is for cows, milk is for little pigs. Death finds you now!

Robin of Sherwood" The Time of the Wolf: Part 1 (1986)

00:02:16
Gulnar: Are they all dead?
Grendel: All, Gulnar. And the Abbey is ours.
Gulnar: Good. Then it is from here that we shall destroy the power of Herne... forever.

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00:06:44
Sir Guy of Gisburne: My Lord?
Robert de Rainault: Ah, Gisburne. A little hard of hearing, are we? What are you doing in your armour?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: The tournament.
Robert de Rainault: What tournament?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: At Derby. I'm in the Earl's team!
Robert de Rainault: You think I employ you to go careering around the countryside getting your head knocked off whilst I stay here at Nottingham slaving away from cockcrow to sunset? Look at this, look at it! Fines, leases, receipts!
Sir Guy of Gisburne: You said I could go!
Robert de Rainault: I said I'd consider it. Well, I have, and you can't. Not now. Read this.
[Brings out document]
Sir Guy of Gisburne: My Lord Sheriff...
Robert de Rainault: Read it! Perhaps you'd like to join our Noble King in this ridiculous war and cover yourself with glory, fighting against Llewellyn.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: [reading] It says two hundred men.
Robert de Rainault: And all the grain I can send him.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: With due expe... expeded... exped...
Robert de Rainault: Expedition! It means at once, Gisburne. At once!
Sir Guy of Gisburne: I know what it means!
Robert de Rainault: Irritating little man, what does he want Wales FOR? I have a Hundred Court in two days time, I'm supposed to attend six hangings on Thursday, and my mother's coming for the weekend.
[sighs]
Robert de Rainault: Wales? It'll be Scotland next. Drunk with power! He'll ruin all of us, just like his wretched brother did.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Your mother?
Robert de Rainault: Don't be so inane, Gisburne. Just climb out of that iron harness and get your men together. If that's at all possible.

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00:11:07
Alison of Wickham: My lord, we'll starve!
Robert de Rainault: Probably. But England's freedom must be defended, whatever the cost. Do you want to be slaves to the Welch?
Edward of Wickham: We'll all be dead, my lord. It won't matter who's slaves we are then, will it?

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00:12:32
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Wickam, Alburey and Leaford.
Robert de Rainault: It's a miserable amount. They must have hidden some.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Impossible. My searches were thorough.
Robert de Rainault: And just a little heavy-handed, Gisburne?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Och, that man in Leaford would have died anyway.
Robert de Rainault: So will a lot of them.

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00:13:21
Lady Marion: What will happen to us?
Robert of Huntingdon: Who knows? We may even live to see old age.
Lady Marion: Or die tomorrow.
Robert of Huntingdon: Yes... die tomorrow.
Lady Marion: I've never been afraid of death. Only of losing you. Promise me we'll never be parted.
Robert of Huntingdon: I promise.

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00:14:11
Gulnar: Under Rognir's chariot, on Sliepnir's jawteeth and the Great Wolf's claws... Show!
Gulnar: [Throws runestones] Ah! Thorn outside and hidden, Hagal, in Air...
Gulnar: [Turns two rune stones around] Odal and Birca in Fire and hidden. Dag and Laigu in Earth.
Gulnar: [Coos] He will come... Herne's son will come!

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00:17:43
Robert de Rainault: He's foul mouthed, has considerable power, and rather like you Gisburne, has absolutely no sense of humour. William Brewer's not a man to cross. I suppose that's why the king's appointed him. This grain business is probly his idea.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Well, It's ready for him.
Robert de Rainault: And so am I Gisburne, so am I. I only hope it's enough to satisfy him.
Robert de Rainault: God's teeth it's cold! I wish the wretched man would hurry.

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00:21:59
Robert de Rainault: My lord.
William Brewer: I'm taking your head to the King.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Take Robin Hood's head, my lord. This was his doing!
William Brewer: [Interupting] What did you say?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: I said that Robin Hood...
William Brewer: Who is this thing?
Robert de Rainault: My steward, Sir Guy of Gisburne.
William Brewer: You're Guy of Gisburne, are you. I've heard of you. And what I've heard hasn't impressed me.

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00:29:35
Herne the Hunter: It is the Time of the Wolf. The time of famine. When the Sons of Fenris howl for blood. Drive them out! destroy them!
Robert of Huntingdon: Where shall we find them?
Herne the Hunter: A child will come.
Robert of Huntingdon: A child? what child?
Herne the Hunter: We shall meet at the Ring of the Nine Maidens.
Robert of Huntingdon: When? When shall we meet?
Herne the Hunter: When the sky cries out.
[Thunder crashes as Herne dissapears]

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00:42:28
Grendel: This man will join us.
Gulnar: Do you forespare all allegiances, safe to Fenris?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: [Reluctantly] I do.
Gulnar: Release the beast within you. Be savage like the mighty wolf you are to serve.
Gulnar: Bone to bone. flesh to flesh.
[Raking an iron wolf's claw across Gisburne's chest]
Gulnar: and blood to blood.
Gulnar: Halegomoneth! Now you belong to Fenris.

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00:43:57
Will Scarlet: Grimstone Abbey eh?
Robert of Huntingdon: Geoffrey de Mandeville seized it in King Stephen's time. He turned it into a fortress.
Friar Tuck: Gulnar's chosen well.
Will Scarlet: Yeah, if he's there.
Friar Tuck: Oh, hes there.
Will Scarlet: Yeah? Can you see him?
Friar Tuck: I dont need to. My ears tell me.
Will Scarlet: I can't here nothing.
Friar Tuck: That's what's wrong. Look, monks go to pray at three and at five. The bell hasn't rung.
Will Scarlet: Well, you learn something new every day, don't you?

The Time of the Wolf: Part 2 (1986)

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Gulnar: Fool! Fool! Did you think you could oppose me? No power on Earth could swartle my purpose.
Robert of Huntingdon: Herne will.
Gulnar: Herne! not even Herne! The Hunter will become the hunted. It is written!

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00:07:12
Gulnar: Behold the destroyer. The Man-beast!

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00:08:23
Lady Marion: Oh, I should have left with Little John. Gone with him to join Robin and the others at the stream near Grimstone.
Prioress: And what use could you be to them? You're wounded, Marion, you have a fever.
Lady Marion: It isn't a matter of reason, I love him!

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00:11:50
Will Scarlet: What do you think. Nasir?
Nasir: Must escape.
Will Scarlet: At least you don't mince your words. Straight to the point. How?

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00:17:20
Gulnar: [the captive Sherriff is brought before Gulnar] Who is this?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Robert de Rainault, High Sheriff of Nottingham.
Robert de Rainault: Where is Abbot Michael?
Gulnar: In Hell. Do you wish to join him?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: I can arrange it.
Robert de Rainault: What do you think your wearing, Gisburne? You look absurd.

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00:17:44
Grendel: Join us. Join us or die.
Robert de Rainault: Well, you dont give me any choice in the matter, do you? Because I have no intention of capering about in a wolfskin with a gang of demented savages.
Gulnar: Take him for your sport. We shall use what's left of him as a sacrifice to Fenris.

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00:18:11
Robert de Rainault: You're a fool, Gisburne. Do you really think you can survive in this madhouse?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Oh yes, I'll survive. You're the one who's going to die, and die with Robin Hood and his men.
Robert de Rainault: What?
Sir Guy of Gisburne: Yes, all of them. We have all of them. Hahahahaha. Ironic, is'nt it?
Robert de Rainault: Come to your sences, man! We could use the're deaths to give ourselves a pardon from the King!
Sir Guy of Gisburne: I'd rather watch you suffer.
Robert de Rainault: And then be killed by the rest of this rabble.
Sir Guy of Gisburne: [shouting] This is the Time of the Wolf! You're time is over, Sheriff.

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00:36:43
Prioress: Try to listen to me, Marion. I know that this moment nothing I can say can give you comfort. But I also know that in time even the deepest wounds are healed. It's true. You must believe me.
Lady Marion: How can you understand?
Prioress: You think you're the only one who has suffered like this?

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00:43:11
Lady Marion: Let me live in your heart, but let me go.
Robert of Huntingdon: You'll always live in my heart. I'll remember how... how it was spring in Sherwood. I took you in my arms...
Lady Marion: Nothing's forgotten.
Robert of Huntingdon: No. Nothing is ever forgotten

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00:45:34
Robert of Huntingdon: I've lost her John. We all have.