Merry Adventures of Robin Hood

What draws Robin Hood out of hiding? What does this show about Robin?

Why does Robin make Little John give back the silver he stole?

What motivates the Sheriff to hold the archery contest?

What reason does Robin give for taking the Sheriff's money after the feast?

In Robin's encounter with the foresters, is he being prideful?

Christians should aim to become outlaws.

Could Christian men and women find themselves as far outside modern American law as Robin was of old England's?

What does Robin do to fall afoul of the law?

How does Robin avoid being arrested by the Tinker?

Should Christians ever be rebels?

How do we see pride in Robin's first encounter with Little John? How is this pride dealt with?

Christians should imitate Robin Hood's self-sacrifice, merry-making, love of justice, loyalty.

Why does the Sheriff decide after Will Stutely's rescue? Why does he decide this?

Modern stories of outlaws (books and movies) imitate the outlaw story of Robin Hood.

Why is Robin reluctant to let Little John go to the Fair in Nottingham?

What kind of man is the tinker?

Why does Robin want to lie low while the Sheriff's men are hunting Robin Hood and his men?

What biblical character greatly resembles Robin Hood?

What made Robin Hood kingly?