Talk:We Are Robin Hood!
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[edit]clear it up a bit more! it's a bit confusing... there is no happy ending?
- I've added what I can. The ending is hard to describe: I thought Guy of Gisborne was going to kill the Sheriff and Robin and Marian would get married at the end. I never expected Guy to instead kill Marian and escape with the Sheriff, not to mention King Richard getting shot in the back with an arrow by the Sheriff, (he survives though). However, after Guy stabs Marian, he does back away looking guilty and afraid as he realizes what he's done. I'm glad King Richard survived. James Emtage (talk) 19:59, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
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