Answer:
He joins Robin Hood's group of
Merry Men.
• A Fair Fight
The character Robin Hood is famous for robbing from the
rich to give to the poor. However, before he became an
outlow, Robin Hood had been a young noble. An evil
prince had forced Robin Hood and many others out of
their homes. This tale of Robin Hood takes place after he
had lost everything, but before he has gained and
important life lesson.
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He helps Robin Hood out of the
river
He convinces Robin Hood to
participate in a fair fight.
Robin Hood wasn't the type of person to feel sorry for
himself, even though the wicked prince had taken
everything he possessed. Instead, he retreated deep into
the woods, where he enjoyed life but also planned his
revenge. Robin Hood was well known for his royal status
and his superior skill in archery. Soon other men who had
been forced from their homes came to join him in
Sherwood Forest. This band of followers became his
"Merry Men."
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He beats Robin Hood in a fair
fight
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