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Robin Hood, by Paul Creswick, is a story of great triumph. Many people
know the myth of Robin Hood, but they do not know the life of Robin Hood. It is a
good novel to read if the reader likes stories of a true legend. Also, it is a novel that
deals with friendship, motivation, action, bravery, and love.
The novel is primarily based on friendship. The friends that Robin makes
and the camaraderie they share makes this a terrific book. Living in the forest,
away
from the law, they are all outlaws and they are all there for each other when trouble
presents its self. One example is when one of the outlaws, Little John,is about to be
hung, the rest of the crew risked life and limb to save his life. A few of the
members even died trying to help Little John escape, but they all knew that was the
meaning of friendship. When one of the outlaws was sick or wounded, someone
always stayed with them and made sure he got better. With their friendship came
trust. All of the outlaws knew that they could trust each other, no matter what the
situation presented. If one of the outlaws went into the city to buy goods, the others
knew that he would not run off with the money or tell the Sheriff where they were
hiding. A good example of that is when Will Stutely had a falling out with the
gang. He went and worked in the sheriff’s kitchen as a cook, and even though he
had left the gang and was employed by the...
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