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Robin of Locksley: (Man of the People. Herne's Son.) Robin's father, Ailric, was the Guardian of Herne's Arrow, and a rebel leader. He (and the entire village of Locksley, save Robin) is killed by the Sheriff's men. 15 years later, Robin, following in his father's footsteps, is chosen by Herne to lead the English against the Norman tyranny. A natural leader, Robin is able to handle nearly every situation that arises, solve any PR problems in the group. Could anyone else have tamed Will Scarlet? Not likely. He believes in what the outlaws fight for, and he dies in order to preserve it. He also has beautiful green eyes, not that that's a position requirement, but it's certainly a bonus! |
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Marion of Leaford: (Independent woman. Daughter of Sir Richard at the Lea.) Marion and Robin fall in love at first sight, when Robin ducks into her room at Nottingham Castle to escape Guy. Marion is to be a nun at Kirklees Abbey, but when the Sheriff and his brother, Abbot Hugo, agree to give her to the evil Simon de Belleme, she decides to join Robin in Sherwood. Marion is not, by any means, fragile, despite Tuck's nickname for her her, "Little Flower". She is more than capable of holding her own, and is a decisive factor in battles. Her heart is broken when Robin dies, and yet again when she thinks Robert is dead. She eventually can bear no more, and becomes a nun. |
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