Robin hood is a well known tale people claim that this story is of a mythical story. Even though the story was changed at least 68 times. The main story is about a hero who faces many issues very early in his life. Robin hood has so many elements that make up for enjoyment reading, Like adventure, romance and many other themes. Legends developed about a “good” outlaw who protected and supported the poor while he stole from the rich. Robin had left town, came back to find out that his dad had died. He was shot to come back if I that the sheriff was making a choice what are the rules and the people was suffering. Robert I decided to do a good and bad thing. He stole from the wealthy and gave it to the poor. Robin hood gives readers good impression about a noble person showing the experiences that he went through when he was a little boy. Also how great he is and how he was helpful to his community. Many people thought that rabbit Hill was doing great but others thought he betrayed him like his brother. His brother thought he was selfish, all because Rob had left the family because the father have replaced their mother.

His mother had died and his life has been unbearable ever since. He couldn't love or live with a women accept his mother. No one could come between him and his mother and no one could replace his mother. Robin was really hurt when his mother got replaced and no one could replace his mother his eyes. When Robin hood's brother found out he was doing some good he decided to help him take down the corrupt regime. Long story short Rachel was a great man but made bad decisions by stealing but also helping the poor. Robyn the use of his skills and traits for betterment for the poor people in his community by fighting corruption. Robin he was brave he even went to the castle to fight for his people. One of the main theme in the story was courage and he sure did have it he was scared of anything or afraid of anyone, He had good if you ask me.

The legend of Robin Hood has been around for centuries. However there are many stories that tell different points. The first fact I learned about Robin hood was that he never cared about the law. He was more worried about taking from the rich and giving to the poor. However Robin,  was not feared by the poor, his enemies are the rich, the biggest enemy of them all would be the Sheriff of Nottingham and the bad apples in the Church like the Abbot of St. Mary's and the Bishop of Hereford. Did you know that Robin  fought for an England where Norman and Saxon so that everyone could live in peace. Robins arrow was a gift for winning a tournament, the arrow had a sliver shaft and golden head and feathers. Robin was extremely talented with an arrow to the point where he won by shooting an arrow between his appointment. In other stories Robin was an outlaw when he rescued Much the Miller's Son from the sheriff's men. There are many stories in which have their own perception of who Robin is: Robin is the son of a forester, Sir Robin of Locksley, a knight who returned from the Third Crusade to find his land stolen by the sheriff, or he is a powerful landowner who loses his lands either by going into debt or by betrayal. When it was time for Robin to take a break it wasn't willingly, his cousin helped him by a medical treatment in the middle ages was to bleed someone.  How ever the Prioress drained to much of his blood on purpose, he had managed to call for help by blowing a horn and little John came but the Prioress threatened him.  When all is said and done Robins legacy still is alive today and people keep telling the story make little changes. 

When reading about Robin Hood in the websites for my padlet, I thought that he was some kind of hero and a good person, but instead he was considered an “outlaw” which I now understand the meaning of. I can see how researchers would want to figure out if the known man “Robin of Locksley” is real or not, considering the fact that he has resurfaced way back from the 15th century it could really be possible. Robin of Locksley was featured in five of the earliest surviving ballads and part of a play, I have to say, deciding between fact or fiction, I would have to choose fact. Strange personal facts have resurfaced about Robin Hood such as “The early ballads do not tell us why Robin became an outlaw”, it’s the unanswered questions like these that leaves us scratching our heads, on top of that he’s such an important piece to folklore and literature. Also researchers can’t seem to find out if it’s true or not. From watching the movie “Robin Hood Prince of Thieves” his part is a skilled man with a lot of integrity, honesty, and skills with his sword. We may never know for sure whether Robin Hood ever existed outside the pages of books. And even if we did, fans young and old would still surely go to England’s Nottinghamshire region for a tour of the legend’s said to be hangouts, from centuries-old pubs to the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest. What we do know is that the notion of a brave rebel who lives on the outskirts of society, fighting injustice and oppression with his band of rebels has a good moral.