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Will Scarlet's wife

## Origin

Will Scarlet has long been depicted in tales as getting married to a high spirited young woman, but just who that woman is has never been consistent.

In one surviving early telling of The bride's tale before Alan started to appear Will was made her usually unnamed fiance. In another, rather strange and much later ballad, Will married a princess after saving her life. Pierce Egan the Younger created the maid Maude Lindsay with whom Will fell in love and eventually married.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Ballads:**

* c. Robin Hood and the Bride
* c. Robin Hood and the Prince of Aragon

#### **Plays:**

* 1598 *The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntington* by Anthony Munday

#### **Literature:**

* 1838 *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest* by Pierce Egan the Younger
* 1873 *Robin Hood* by Alexandre Dumas

### Character Filmography

##### Film:

* 1948 *The Prince of Thieves* (as Maude Lindsay) played by Robin Raymond

## Gallery

A Meeting of Maude and Will Scarlet. Illustration by W. H. Thwaites engraved by John Wall from *Robin Hood and Little John, Or, The Merry Men of Sherwood Forest*, (1850).
Ralph of the Scar

## Origin

While the Sheriff has always had men they were not personally named in the days of yore and Ralph the Sheriff's man only gained his when Anthony Munday bestowed it upon him in 1598. He first appears in the play when the Sheriff and his man Warman are trying to hang Will Scarlet and Will Scathlock, who are in this version half brothers with the same mother. Ralph refuses to become the new hangman when their executioner proves to have injured himself giving Robin Hood and Little John ample time to rescue both Wills.

## In Robin Hood

Ralph is one of the Sheriff of Nottingham's men who frequents the Blue Boar Inn in Howard Pyle's version of the tale. On one occasion he told Eadom, the proprietor of the Blue Boar, of the Sheriff's plan to use an archery contest to lure Robin in and capture him. Eadom then sent a warning along to Robin of the Sheriff's plan through David of Doncaster since he liked the outlaws and they were frequent loyal customers of his.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* 1883 *Merry Adventures of Robin Hood* by Howard Pyle

#### **Stage:**

* 1598 *The Downfall of Robert, Earle of Huntington* by Anthony Munday

## Gallery

Gil crouched and watching a disguised Robin Hood loose an arrow at the competition while the Sheriff of Nottingham and The Sheriff's Wife look on.Robin Hood at the Blue Boar Inn which Ralph frequents.
Gilbert o' the Red Cap

Gil watching the disguised Robin loose an arrow

### Profession

Head Archer for the High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and the Royal Forests

### Other Names and Epithets

Gil o' the Red Cap, Gilbert with the Red Cap, Gil of the Red Cap, Gil, Giles Black

## Origin

Gilbert is the name given by Howard Pyle to the Sheriff of Nottingham's chief archer whom the Sheriff asks or allows to enter the archery competition for the golden and silver arrows. Gil is considered the best archer in the Sheriff's employ an performs well in the contest reflecting well upon his employer. He ends up finishing variously as second or third behind Robin in the contest in versions where it is allowed to be completed.

Sometimes the Sheriff moves in to try and capture Robin before the competitors are finished and occasionally Robin's disguise in tattered scarlet works and he goes undetected keeping the competition from devolving into violence in an attempt to capture him. The other competitors to finish well in the tourney include the Merry Man Gilbert Whitehand, Adam o' the Dell, Diccon Cruikshank, William o' Leslie, Hubert o' Cloud, Swithin o' Hertford and a stranger in blue who claims to be from London but may instead be the Merry Man named Gilbert listed above.

In the 1950s show *The Adventures of Robin Hood* this character is instead named Giles Black.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* 1883 *Merry Adventures of Robin Hood* by Howard Pyle

### Character Filmography:

##### **Film:**

* 1938 *The Adventures of Robin Hood*
* 1948 *The Prince of Thieves*

##### **Television:**

* 1955-1959 *The Adventures of Robin Hood*
—"The Challenge" (1955) played by unknown as Giles Black

## Gallery

Gil crouched and watching a disguised Robin Hood loose an arrow at the competion while the Sheriff of Nottingham and The Sheriff's Wife look on.
Female Titan

The **Female Titan** is one of the Nine Titans with the ability to attract Pure Titans with its screams. It's current possessor is

## Abilities

### **Titan attraction**

Similar to the Founding Titan and Zeke Yeager's Beast Titan, the Female Titan is able to exercise some influence over Pure Titans through a scream-based ability; it possesses the ability to attract Pure Titans. Annie Leonhart used this ability to gather Titans on Paradis Island to the Walls during the fall of Wall Maria.

The downside of the attraction ability is that once the Titans following the Female arrive at her location, they will attack the Female Titan and eat its body. Under normal circumstances, this could lead to disaster for the user of the Female, but on some occasions, this phenomenon can be used to their advantage. With vertical maneuvering equipment, the user can escape from the Female Titan as other Titans consume its body, and the steam emitted from the continuously inflicted wounds can serve as a cover for the user if they do not desire to be seen.

### **Versatility**

The Female Titan is also known for its high endurance and mobility, the greatest instance of this being the journey to the Walls, where Annie Leonhart ran what can be deduced as near to the coastline of Paradis Island to the distant Walls, although this exhausted her to the point of resting in bed for several hours.

### **Hardening**

The Female Titan possesses the ability to harden its skin, able to shatter blades of ultrahard steel upon contact. Besides its defensive properties, this hardening makes the Female Titan's melee attacks significantly stronger, with a single well-placed blow being capable of dismembering or even decapitating other Titans. Annie Leonhart also used this ability while coming out of her Titan's nape to create a crystal cocoon around herself.

## History

The Female Titan, like all the Nine Titans, was brought into the world after the death of Ymir Fritz. In the 1,700 years following her death, the Female Titan was held in the possession of one or several of the warring Eldian houses subservient to the Founding Titan. After these seventeen centuries when Karl Fritz, the 145th King of the Fritz family, abandoned the conflicts of Eldia and relocated to Paradis Island, the Female Titan was taken by the nation of Marley during the Great Titan War.

Around the year 843, Annie Leonhart was chosen to inherit the power of the Female Titan. She would later make use of her Female Titan in a war between Marley and an enemy nation.

In the year 845, the nation of Marley sent out Annie, Reiner Braun, Bertolt Hoover, and Marcel Galliard across the ocean to Paradis Island as the start of the Paradis Island Operation. Her Female Titan was responsible for the massive amounts of Titans that invaded Wall Maria during its fall.
Uma Thurman

## About

Uma Thurman is an American actress who played a Maid Marian in 1991's *Robin Hood* opposite Patrick Bergin as Robin Hood.

## Selected Filmography

#### Actress

* 2015 *Burnt*
... Simone Forth
* 2013 *Nymphomaniac: Vol. I*
... Mrs. H
* 2011 *Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair*
... The Bride
* 2010 *Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief*
... Medusa
* 2009 *Motherhood*
... Eliza
* 2008 *The Accidental Husband*
... Emma
* 2006 *My Super Ex-Girlfriend*
... Jenny Johnson / G-Girl
* 2005 *The Producers*
... Ulla
* 2004 *Kill Bill: Vol. 2*
... Beatrix Kiddo
* 2003 *Kill Bill: Vol. 1*
... The Bride
* 1998 *The Avengers*
... Emma Peel
* 1998 *Les Misérables*
... Fantine
* 1997 *Batman & Robin*
... Poison Ivy
* 1994 *Pulp Fiction*
... Mia Wallace
* 1991 *Robin Hood*
... Maid Marian
* 1991 *Dylan Thomas*
... Caitlin Thomas
* 1988 *Dangerous Liasons*
... Cécile de Volanges
* 1984 *Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind*
... Kushana (English version, voice)
Kevin Costner

### Awards

* 2013 Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actor in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television - Hatfields & McCoys (2012)
* 2012 Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie - Hatfields & McCoys (2012) for playing "Devil Anse Hatfield"
* 2012 CINE Golden Eagle - Broadcast Division: Entertainment - Drama - Hatfields & McCoys (2012)
* 1998 Golden Camera - Film - International - Dances with Wolves (1990), Waterworld (1995), The Postman (1997)
* 1992 Guild Film Award - Gold - Foreign Film (Ausländischer Film) - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1992 Kinema Junpo Award - Best Foreign Language Film - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1992 Mainichi Film Concours - Best Foreign Language Film - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 Golden Globe - Best Director - Motion Picture - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 Silver Berlin Bear - Outstanding Single Achievement

Dances with Wolves (1990) for producing/directing/starring the movie.

* 1991 Bravo Otto Germany - Best Actor (Schauspieler)
* 1991 DFWFCA Award - Best Actor - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 DFWFCA Award - Best Director - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 DGA Award - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 Jupiter Award - Best International Actor - Dances with Wolves (1990), Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)
* 1991 Jupiter Award - Best International Film - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 Jupiter Award - Best International Director - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1990 - American Indian Movie Award - Best Film - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1990 - NBR Award - Best Director, Dances with Wolves (1990)

### Oscars

* 1991 Best Picture - Dances with Wolves (1990)
* 1991 Best Director - Dances with Wolves (1990)

## About

An American actor who played Robin Hood in 1991's *Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves* co-staring with Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as Marian Dubois, Nick Brimble as Little John, Christian Slater as Will Scarlet, and Morgan Freeman as . Alan Rickman played the villainous Sheriff of Nottingham. Kevin Costner has also worked as a director on *Dances with Wolves*, *The Postman*, and *Open Range.*

## Selected Filmography

#### **Film**

* 2016 *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*
... Jonathan Kent
* 2015 *McFarland, USA*
... Jim White
* 2013 *Man of Steel*
... Jonathan Kent
* 2006 *The Guardian*
... Ben Randall
* 2003 *Open Range*
... Charley Waite
* 1997 *The Postman*
... The Postman
* 1996 *Tin Cup*
... Roy McAvoy
* 1995 *Waterworld*
... Mariner
* 1991 *JFK*
... Jim Garrison
* **1991 *Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves*
... Robin Hood**
* 1990 *Dances with Wolves*
... Lieutenant Dunbar
* 1989 *Field of Dreams*
... Ray Kinsella
* 1987 *The Untouchables*
... Eliot Ness
* 1981 *Malibu Hot Summer*
... John Logan

#### **Television**

* 2018-20?? *Yellowstone* (TV Series)
— A Monster Is Among Us (2018) ... John Dutton
— Episode #1.1 (2018) ... John Dutton
* 2012-2012 *Hatfields & McCoys* (TV Mini-Series)
— Episode #1.3 (2012) ... 'Devil' Anse Hatfield
— Episode #1.2 (2012) ... 'Devil' Anse Hatfield
— Episode #1.1 (2012) ... 'Devil' Anse Hatfield
PundertaleMaster

## Early life

Lieutenant Atako Tybur (PundertaleMaster) was born on the 9th of March, in the year 828. He had a fairly good upbringing, being born to Mr. Shinji Tybur and Mrs. Izumi Tybur, both of which are now deceased. He has one brother, Eijichi Tybur. Before he joined the military, he was a doctor's assistant in Shiganshina District, where he joined the military immediately following the breach in said district. He rose through the ranks of the Training Corps, joining the Scout Regiment, before leaving for the Garrison Regiment, currently sitting with the position of Lieutenant.

## Skills

As the Attack Titan, Atako Tybur possesses all of its abilities, including regeneration, speed, and immense strength. He is also capable of entering a "Berserk mode", where all of his physical abilities are increased tenthfold, in exchange for lessened regeneration abilities. Atako also possesses the ability to see past and future memories of Attack Titan holders.

## Titan Form

In Titan form, Atako stands at an impressive 15 meters tall, with long, grey and intense purple eyes. He possesses the abilities of the Attack Titan, including incredible strength and speed.
Nick Brimble

## About

Nick Brimble is an English actor who played Little John in the American film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

## Selected Filmography

#### **Film**

* 2014 *Witness at Cannon Street* (Short)
... (voice)
* 2013 *Soulmate*
... Dr. Zellaby
* 2011 *7 Lives*
... Ted
* 2007 *Too Much Too Young*
... Frankie Bridge
* 2007 *Body Armour*
... Victor Tolkin
* 2006 *Hui Buh*
... Daalor / Adolar
* 2005 *Submerged* (Video)
... Lehder
* 2004 *Control*
... Dimi Vertov
* 2001 *A Knight's Tale*
... Sir Ector
* 2000 *Seven Days to Live*
... Carl Farrell
* 2000 *Maisie's Catch*  (Short)
... Giant
* 2000 *The Calling*
... Police Inspector Oliver Morton
* 2000 *Five Seconds to Spare*
... Marlon
* 2000 *Fortress 2*
... Max Polk
* 1997 *Gone Fishin'*
... Dekker Massey
* 1996 *Loch Ness*
... Andy Maclean
* **1991 *Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves*
... Little John**
* 1990 *Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound*
... The Monster

#### **Television**

* 2014-2017 *Grantchester* (TV Series)
— "Episode #3.6" (2017) ... Jack Chapman
* 1984-1986 *Robin Hood*(TV Series)
— "Robin Hood: The Swords of Wayland" (1984) ... Earl Godwin's Captain
Halbert Lindsay

### Allies

Robin Hood, Will Gamwell, Little John, Friar Tuck, Lady Christabel, Allan Clare, Marian Clare, Lincoln, Sir Guy of Gamwell Hall, Maude Lindsay, Grace May, Herbert Lindsay, the Merry Men

### Antagonists

Sheriff of Nottingham/Baron Fizt Alwine, Lambie, Egbert Lanner, Caspar Steinkopf, Sir Tristam, Geoffrey Guthfeld, Pierre Front de Noir, Gascoigue, Bishop of Hereford

## Origin

Hal was introduced in *Robin Hood and Little John* by Pierce Egan the Younger where he allied himself with Robin and Allan and helped them escape his cruel employer Baron Fizt Alwine at his foster sister Maude Lindsay's urging. His knowledge of the Baron's castle and its secret tunnels aids Robin on many occasions.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest,* by Pierce Egan the Younger (serialized 1838, book form 1840)
* *Robin Hood* Alexandre Dumas (1873)

## Gallery

Hal accompanied by his sister Maude greeting Friar Tuck, Little John, Will Scarlet and Alan a Dale. Illustrated by Pierce Egan the Younger in *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest,* (1940)
Lady of Verysdale

### Other Names and Epithets

Sir Richard's wife, Fair Lady of Verysdale, Lady at the Lee, Lady Leonia, Lady Godreda

## The Loan

When Sir Richard and the Lady of Verysdale's son young Sir Henry of the Lea accidentally killed a knight from Lancaster in a joust the Sheriff of Nottingham arrested the Verysdale heir and sentenced him to death. He offered to release the lad if his parents paid an outrageous bail of four hundred pounds. The young knight's desperate parents, who had little money despite their title and lands, took out a loan from the unscrupulous Abbot of St. Mary's Abby in York in order to post their son's bail. They was given only a few days to repay the loan or their lands would go to the Abbot. While they knew they would be unable to repay the loan they had no other recourse to save their son. Unbeknownst to them the Abbot and the Sheriff were plotting to to use this loan in order to confiscate Sir Richard's lands and divide them up between them. Luckily her husband was taken by Robin's Merry Men and after learning he had nothing worth stealing and hearing his story Robin gave him a loan to be repaid at his leisure in order to save their son without turning him outlaw.

## Sheltering Robin and the Merry Men

In some versions of the aftermath of the archery competition Richard and his fair wife sheltered Robin and several of his Merry Men in their castle at Lee while the Sheriff was searching for them.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* 1839 *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest* by Pierce Egan the Younger (book form 1840) (as Godreda)
* 1883 *The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood* by Howard Pyle
* 1912 *Bold Robin Hood and His Outlaw Band: Their Famous Exploits in Sherwood Forest* by Louis Rhead

#### **Television:**

* *The Adventures of Robin Hood* (as Lady Leonia)
	+ 1955 "The Challenge" played by Patricia Burke
	+ 1955 "The Betrothal" played by Patricia Burke
	+ 1956 "The Byzantine Treasure" played by Patricia Burke
	+ 1956 "Blackmail" played by Patricia Burke
	+ 1958 "Castle in the Air" played by Patricia Burke
* *BBC's Robin Hood'*s Beatrice played by Fernanda Dorogi marries John of York who is based on Sir Richard.

## Gallery

Patricia Burke as Lady Leonia in *The Adventures of Robin Hood* (1956)Illustration of Sir Richard by Louis Rhead from *Bold Robin Hood and His Outlaw Band: Their Famous Exploits in Sherwood Forest* (1912)
Robin and Marian

> *"Love is the greatest adventure of all."*
> —Official tagline
>
>

**Robin and Marion** is a film

## Plot

An aged Robin Hood and Little John return to England from the crusades years after his youthful heroics against Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham following King Richard's death. While Robin hopes to rekindle his relationship with Maid Marian and live out the rest of his life peacefully his old opponents are going to make carrying out this plan difficult.

## Cast

* Sean Connery as Robin Hood
* Audrey Hepburn as Maid Marian
* Robert Shaw as Sheriff of Nottingham
* Richard Harris as King Richard
* Nicol Williamson as Little John
* Denholm Elliott as Will Scarlett
* Kenneth Haigh as Sir Ranulf
* Ronnie Barker as Friar Tuck
* Ian Holm as King John
* Bill Maynard as Mercadier
* Esmond Knight as Old Defender
* Veronica Quilligan as Sister Mary
* Peter Butterworth as Surgeon
* John Barrett as Jack
* Kenneth Cranham as Jack's Apprentice
* Victoria Abril as Queen Isabella (as Victoria Merida Roja)
* Montserrat Julió as 1st Sister (as Montserrat Julio)
* Victoria Hernández Sanguino as 2nd Sister (as Victoria Hernandez Sanguino)
* Margarida Minguillón as 3rd Sister (as Margarita Minguillon)

## Mistakes

* Should the King Richard of the film be intended to have had the reign of the historical one his reign only lasted nine years and seven months meaning the twenty year friendship he and Robin attest to which started while King Richard was on his way to the crusades had no time to occur.
Maid Marian (1822)

*Maid Marian* was published in 1822 and written by Thomas Love Peacock. It is one of the earliest examples of Robin Hood in novel format. The majority of this novella was written in 1818, predating Sir Walter Scott's *Ivanhoe* (1820). Peacock noted, "This little work, with the exception of the three last chapters, was written in the autumn of 1818." Peacock's claim refers to the delay in writing due to his position with the East India Company.  His note indicates to readers that *Maid Marian* is original and not derivative of the more popular *Ivanhoe*.

1. ↑ https://d.lib.rochester.edu/robin-hood/publication/peacock-maid-marian
The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men

> *“He robs the rich to help the poor,
> A most unusual practice,
> And now that he has been outlawed
> He needn’t pay his taxes……..”
> —Alan-a-Dale*
>
>

**The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men** is a British and American Technicolor film released in 1952 based on the surviving medieval ballads and the traditional legend of Robin Hood.

The film was Disney's first Robin Hood film, and only one produced during Walt's lifetime as well as their only live action film of the tale.

## Plot

Robin Hood enters an archery competition with his father, the Earl of Huntingdon, and is set upon by archers working for Prince John on their way home who murder his father. Robin sets out for revenge, and looking for justice for his father and the others abused by John's thirst for power.

## Cast

* Richard Todd as Robin Hood
* Joan Rice as Maid Marian
* Peter Finch as Sheriff of Nottingham
* James Hayter as Friar Tuck
* James Robertson Justice as Little John
* Martita Hunt as Queen Eleanor
* Hubert Gregg as Prince John
* Bill Owen as Stutely
* Reginald Tate as Hugh Fitzooth
* Elton Hayes as Allan-a-Dale
* Anthony Eustrel as Archbishop of Canterbury
* Patrick Barr as King Richard
* Anthony Forwood as Will Scarlet
* Hal Osmond as Much the Miller
* Michael Hordern as Scathelock
* Clement McCallin as Earl of Huntingdon
* Louise Hampton as Tyb
* Archie Duncan as Red Gill
* Julian Somers as Posse Leader
* Bill Travers as Posse Man
* David Davies as Forester
* Ivan Craig as Merrie Man
* Larry Mooney as Merrie Man
* Ewen Solon as Merrie Man
* John French as Merrie Man
* John Stamp as Merrie Man
* Nigel Neilson as Merrie Man
* John Brooking as Merrie Man
* Charles Perry as Merrie Man
* John Martin as Merrie Man
* Richard Graydon as Merrie Man
* Geoffrey Lumsden as Merrie Man
* Jack Taylor as Merrie Man
* The Beaver Valley Sweethearts as Singer (uncredited)
* Theresa Derrington as Goose girl (uncredited)

## Character Alterations

* Will Scarlet and Scathelock are separate characters in this film, though this touch is not unique to it.

## Mistakes

* An aeroplane can be seen in the distance in one of the shots of a scene in the Nottingham Market Place.

## Gallery

Copy of the original ornate programme given out at the London premiere of the film.Original movie posterCover diplaying alternate titleJoan Rice as Maid Marian in an unused costume for her disguise as a page.Elton Hayes as Alan-a-DaleJoan Rice as Maid Marian.Promotional shot with Richard Todd as Robin Hood and Joan Rice as Maid Marian.Publicity still of Martita Hunt as Queen Eleanor.

## Miscellaneous crew

* Michael Whittaker,
* Yvonne Caffin,

## External Links

IMDb
Fan Page with cast interviews
Caspar Steinkopf

## About

### Allies

Sheriff of Nottingham/Baron Fizt Alwine, Lambie, Egbert Lanner, Sir Tristam, Micheal Walden, Guipert Franklyn

### Antagonists

Robin Hood, Lady Christabel, Allan Clare, Maude Lindsay, Hal of the Keep, Grace May, Herbert Lindsay, the Merry Men

## Origin

Caspar Steinkopf was introduced as one of the Sheriff's men in *Robin Hood and Little John* by Pierce Egan the Younger. He refused to acknowledge that the attractive maid Maude Lindsay had rejected his advances and tried to rape her when he encountered her on her own at night. He was swiftly shot in the eye and killed by Robin for the transgression.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest,* by Pierce Egan the Younger (serialized 1838, book form 1840)
* *Robin Hood* Alexandre Dumas (1873)

## Gallery

Illustration by W. H. Thwaites engraved by John Wall from *Robin Hood and Little John, Or, The Merry Men of Sherwood Forest*, (1850).
Amnesia Rape

After a weight set falls on Randy's head, Randy suffers long term memory loss. Froggy finds him unconscious on the floor and begins to panic. As Randy regains consciousness, he freaks out when he discovers Froggy can talk. Although worried about the situation, Froggy takes advantage of the possibilities and ties Randy up. The Whale enters the scene and prepares himself for a moment that he has longed for his entire life. Froggy sets up a video camera and records the Whale having his way with Randy. During the action, his memory returns. Froggy refuses to hand over the footage. He breaks free from the rope and beats up Froggy and the Whale.

FACTS

- The first episode in the "Finale" saga.

- The episode was made with no intention of turning into an anthology series. "PIoneersProductions" rarely had videos that connected story plots. The video preceded "The Search For Remember"; a rushed video that focused on discovering Ember McLain's "Remember" song in high quality sound. It's sequel ("Extinction") would tie in the previous two episodes; creating an anthology series.

- The weight set idea was sparked from a personal experience of nearly dropping heavy boxes onto my head.

- The original idea was for me to lose my memory and for all of the imaginary objects in the house to come alive, with me tied up in the basement.

- I wanted to open new doors with the "Whale" character since he hadn't really done much in the many years of being in videos. He was usually just a talker, not a doer.
Frosting

"Well sorry, It just makes me mad sometimes."

-Frosting, Cronic Incarceration

Thumbs Up Milhouse

Frosting is a female contestant on BFPOR. She is in The XD man club. In the first episode, she was voiced by KingNothing1Ha. However, due to KingNothing1Ha leaving YouTube, he was replaced by Katzomi.

## Personality

Sherbert said Frosting is nice to everyone. This is proven wrong as she shot Joshua And The Big Wall DVD Menu with a nerf gun because she hates VeggieTales.

## Abilities

* **Fly:** As seen in BFPOR 1. She can apparently fly.
Maude Lindsay

### Allies

Robin Hood, Will Gamwell, Little John, Friar Tuck, Lady Christabel, Allan Clare, Marian Clare, Lincoln, Sir Guy of Gamwell Hall, Friar Eldred, Hal of the Keep, Grace May, Herbert Lindsay, the Merry Men

### Antagonists

Sheriff of Nottingham/Baron Fizt Alwine, Lambie, Egbert Lanner, Caspar Steinkopf, Sir Tristam, Micheal Walden, Guipert Franklyn, De Boissy, Geoffrey Guthfeld, Pierre Front de Noir, Gascoigue, Bishop of Hereford

## Origin

Maude was introduced as Lady Christabel's saucy handmaiden in *Robin Hood and Little John* by Pierce Egan the Younger. She helped her mistress' chosen fiance escape her mistress' twisted father's clutches when the Sheriff intended to execute Allan. She later helped her mistress escape the Sheriff to be with Allan after Fizt Alwine made it clear he intended to force Christabel into a marriage of his choosing regardless of the fact that a wedding without consent goes against church doctrine.

Maude is a version of the character of Will Scarlet's wife though unlike earlier versions whom all had noble blood, much like Will traditionally had, she was a maid in the Sheriff's household and a commoner.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest,* by Pierce Egan the Younger (serialized 1838, book form 1840)
* *Robin Hood* Alexandre Dumas (1873)

### Character Filmography

##### **Film:**

* *The Prince of Thieves* (1948) played by Robin Raymond

## Gallery

Illustration by W. H. Thwaites from *Robin Hood and Little John, Or, The Merry Men of Sherwood Forest*, (1850).Maude accompanied by her brother Hal greeting Friar Tuck, Little John, Will Scarlet and Alan a Dale. Illustrated by W. H. Thwaites and engraved by John Wall in *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest*, (1850)Robin Raymond as Maude in *The Prince of Thieves* (1948)
Marian's Maid

## Origin

As Maid Marian drifted further and further from her origin as a May Queen of the May Games and a shepherdess and became in many adaptations a noble lady she was afforded a personal servant or lady-in-waiting to be her ally and constant companion.

## Courted by an Outlaw

In at least one adaptation she gains her own outlaw beau in Much the Miller's Son to mirror her mistress's relationship with Robin Hood

## Appearances in Media

#### **Film:**

* 1938 *The Adventures of Robin Hood* as Bess played by Una O'Connor
* 1973 *Robin Hood* as Lady Kluck voiced by Carole Shelley
* 1991 *Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves* as Sarah played by Imogen Bain
* 1993 *Robin Hood: Men in Tights* as Broomhilde played by Megan Cavanagh

#### **Television:**

* The Adventures of Robin Hood (1956) 143 episodes played by
* Robin of Sherwood (1984 - 1986) 26 episodes played by
* *Robin Hood* (2006–2009) played by

## Gallery

Una O'Conner as Bess in *The Adventures of Robin Hood* (1938)Olivia de Havilland and Una O'Connor in *The Adventures of Robin Hood* (1938).Imogen Bain as Sarah in *Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves* (1991)her lady Maid Marian by Louis Rhead
Alan a Dale

Art by Louis Rhead

## Origin

Alan a Dale's story of rescuing his fiance from an unwanted marriage with an older knight appears to have been adapted from an earlier similar tale of Will Scarlet doing much the same thing but that had dropped Will's name for a time for a nameless suitor before the suitor became Alan.

## Merry Men

Robin spotted Alan cheerfully singing his way through the forest wearing a splash of eye catching scarlet, and then the next day the same young man was seen trudging through the greenwood. When Robin asked him what caused the change in demeanor, in most tellings after first ascertaining Alan didn't have any gold for him to steal, he learns that Alan's bride to be is being forcefully married to an old knight. When Alan recognizes the famous outlaw he asks for his help in saving the woman he's been courting for over seven years in exchange for his services as a and loyalty. Robin gleefully accepts this opportunity to infiltrate and stop an unwanted wedding and helps Alan and the bride get wed instead. Following the wedding Alan and his wife flee back to the greenwood with the Merry Men (though in some tellings the order is different and they only getting married once they arrive at Robin's hangout and meet Friar Tuck) and Alan becomes their minstrel.

## Later Life

Alan was pardoned along with Robin and the rest of the surviving Merry Men when the rightful king returned.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Film:**

* Robin Hood (1912)
* Robin Hood (1913)
* Robin Hood (1922)
* The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
* The Prince of Thieves (1948)
* Rogues of Sherwood Forest (1950)
* The Men of Sherwood Forest (1954)
* Robin Hood (1973)
* Robin and Marian (1976)
* Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)
* Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)
* Robin Hood (2010)

#### **Television:**

* Robin of Sherwood
* Robin Hood

## Gallery

Alan a Dale by Louis RheadThe Bride and Alan a DaleIllustration of Alan a Dale and the bride from *Robin Hood. His Deeds and Adventures as Recounted in the Old English Ballads* by Lucy Fitch Perkins (1906)Alan a Dale as Allin a Dale from the Typhoo Tea Paper Doll Card series of Robin Hood cutouts from 1928.Publicity still of Jon Hall as Robin Hood, Patricia Morison as Lady Marian Claire, Adele Jergens as Lady Christabel and Michael Duane as **Sir Allan Claire** in *The Prince of Thieves* (1948)Elton Hayes as Alan in Disney's *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men* (1952)Disney's Animated Alan A DaleStephanie Tague as "Mildred" and Peter Hutchinson as Alan a Dale in *Robin of Sherwood*, "Alan a Dale" (1984)Joe Armstrong as Allan A Dale in the BBS's *Robin Hood* series (2006)Ian Hallard as Alan-a-Dale in *Doctor Who*, "Robot of Sherwood" (2014)
## External links

* Wikipedia
* ComicVine
* IMDB
* Robin Hood Wiki
* Disney Wiki
Clorinda

## Origin

While Maid Marian had already been associated with Robin Hood in the plays for a number of years by the time the ballad *Robin Hood's Birth, Breeding, Valor and Marriage* was commissioned the ballad gives Robin's wife the name Clorinda. Clorinda retains some similarities to the traditional Marian by being an archer and shepherdess but she is not a swordsman while Marian was traditionally one of the best swordsmen in the tales. Clorinda's tale also differs from Marian's in how quickly she and Robin agree to get married while with Marian it took a while for their relationship to reach that point and traditionally she insists they put off the marriage itself until Robin earns his pardon.

## Courting an Outlaw

She meets Robin and becomes engaged to him within the same day after flirting with him and impressing him with her archery skill. She does require of him that he attend the fair at Titbury/Tutbury in Staffordshire with her before they are wed and the two are wed by the Parson of Dubbridge at the close of the festivities.

## Later Accounts

Her name is sometimes used as one of Maid Marian's aliases since Marian has for centuries been recognized by the public as Robin's love interest.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Ballads:**

* Robin Hood's Birth, Breeding, Valor and Marriage

#### **Literature:**

* 1923 *Robin Hood His Deeds and Adventures as Recounted in the Old English Ballads* selected and illustrated by Lucy Fitch Perkins
Reynold Greenleaf

## Origin

His chief appearance is in the ballad "A Gest of Robyn Hode" in which his name first appears when Little John uses it as an alias when he sneaks in to work for the Sheriff. It is later revealed to be the name of an actual Merry Men when they are fleeing from the Sheriff in the aftermath of the archery contest and Reynold is named as one of Robin's men who had accompanied him along with Little John, Gilbert Whitehand and Will Scarlet. He is given no real characterization though he must be an archer since he was competing in an archery competition.

## Later Life

Pardoned by King Richard alongside the rest of the Merry Men after the King's return.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* 1883 *The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood* by Howard Pyle
* 1903 *Robin Hood: His Book* by Eva March Tappan illustrated by Charlotte Harding
* 1915 *Tales and Plays of Robin Hood* by Eleanor Louise Skinner illustrated by Bernard Westmacott

## Gallery

Robin Hood stealing the warrant at the Merry Men's oft used haunt the Blue Boar Inn by Louis RheadRobin drawing his bow during the archery competition Reynold participated in.
Bettris

## Origin

When the Bettris' husband and love the pinder of Wakefield first encountered Robin Hood in the ballad *The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield* he had no name outside of his title.

The later play *George a Greene the Pinner of Wakefield* which provides George with his name was being performed by 1593. In it Bettris refuses the marriage her father tries to arrange for her claiming she loves George only and is wed to him by the end of the play.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Plays:**

* 1593 *George a Greene the Pinner of Wakefield* by Anonymous

#### **Literature:**

* 1827 *The history of George a Green; pindar of the town of Wakefield* published by William Pickering
* 1883 *The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood* by Howard Pyle

## Gallery

View of the Chantry Bridge and chapel over the River Calder at Wakefield which was built between 1342 and 1356 replacing an older wooden structure, Painting by Philip Reinagle (1793).
## External links

* George a Greene the Pinner of Wakefield on the Internet Archive
Margaret Whitehand

### Allies

Robin Hood, Will Gamwell, Little John, Friar Tuck, Lady Christabel, Allan Clare, Marian Clare, Maude Lindsay, Lincoln, Sir Guy of Gamwell Hall, Friar Eldred, Hal of the Keep, Grace May, Herbert Lindsay, the Merry Men

### Antagonists

Sheriff of Nottingham, Tailfeather, Earl Philip Fitzooth, Baron Fizt Alwine, Lambie, Egbert Lanner, Caspar Steinkopf, Sir Tristam

### Other Names and Epithets

, Margaret Hood, Margaret Head, Margaret Riston, the huntsman's wife

## Origin

Margaret was created to be the wife of Gilbert with the White Hand and foster mother of Robin Hood in *Robin Hood and Little John* by Pierce Egan the Younger. Her home was attacked and burned by a group of the Sheriff's men led by Lambie, and she herself was shot and killed.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest,* by Pierce Egan the Younger (serialized 1838, book form 1840)
* *Robin Hood* Alexandre Dumas (1873)

### Character Filmography

##### **Film:**

* *The Prince of Thieves* (1948) (as Margaret Head) played by Belle Mitchell
The Tinker

## Origin

His chief appearance is in the ballad "Robin Hood and the Tinker" in which Robin pays him to join the Merry Men rather than collect the bounty on Robin's head. He went unnamed until later adaptations with the name Wat o' the Crabstaff—reflecting one of his weapons—given to him by Howard Pyle in 1883 proving popular.

## Early Life

While not explored in the ballads the tinker's life before meeting the Sheriff's messenger and setting out to collect the bounty on Robin's head was explored briefly by Howard Pyle who described him as having beaten Simon of Ely in the ring at the fair at Hertford to give further credence to his fighting skill.

## The Bounty

As the Sheriff became increasingly furious about the failure of any citizens of Nottingham to collect on the rich bounty that had been placed on Robin's head he sent out a messenger to find someone willing to risk injury and seek out the outlaw to deliver him to justice for the money. A tinker from Banbury who was considered a dangerous fighter responded to the messenger and set out with the warrant for Robin in hand.

## Joining the Merry Men

After a turn in their fight saw Robin hopelessly outmatched, in some tellings the destruction his weapon, the outlaw used his horn to call the Merry Men to him and surround the Wat rather than be delivered to the Sheriff to hang. Once he had the upper hand Robin invited Wat into the Merry Men for his fighting skill and temperament offering to pay him so that he would feel less keenly the loss of the bounty on Robin's head.

## Later Life

Pardoned by King Richard alongside the rest of the Merry Men after the King's return.

## Appearances in Media

#### **Literature:**

* 1838-1840 *Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest* by Pierce Egan the Younger (as Gaspar-a-Tin/The Tinker of Banbury)
* 1873 *Robin Hood* by Alexandre Dumas
* 1883 *The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood* by Howard Pyle (as Wat o' the Crabstaff)
* 1903 *Robin Hood: His Book* by Eva March Tappan illustrated by Charlotte Harding
* 1912 *Bold Robin Hood and His Outlaw Band* by Louis Rhead (as Dick o' Banbury)
* 1915 *Tales and Plays of Robin Hood* by Eleanor Louise Skinner illustrated by Bernard Westmacott

## Gallery

Robin Hood stealing the warrant from Dick o' Banbury by Louis Rhead
Una O'Connor

## About

A character actress whose thick Irish accent and wide array of available facial expressions led to her being often cast in comedic rolls she was brought to Hollywood to recreate her stage role of Ellen Bridges when Cavalcade was being made into a film as she was considered irreplaceable in the role. Una O'Connor played Maid Marian's maid in the 1938 film *The Adventures of Robin Hood*.

## Selected Filmography

#### **Film**

* 1957 *Witness for the Prosecution*
... Janet MacKenzie
* 1946 *Of Human Bondage*
... Mrs. Foreman
* 1945 *The Bells of St. Mary's*
... Mrs. Breen
* **1938 *The Adventures of Robin Hood*
... Bess**
* 1935 *Bride of Frankenstein*
... Minnie
* 1934 *Father Brown, Detective*
... Mrs. Boggs
* 1933 *The Invisible Man*
... Jenny Hall
* 1933 *Cavalcade*
... Ellen Bridges
* 1929 *Dark Red Roses*
... Mrs. Weeks

#### **Television**

* 1946-1952 *Lights Out* (TV Series)
— "The Queen Is Dead" (1950)
* 1948-1950 *The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre* (TV Series)
— "The Walking Stick" (1950)
Annie Reiss

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**Annie Reiss** is a member of the Royal Family and the Queen of *Attack on Titan Regiments*. She possesses the power to transform into a Titan.

## Appearance

### Human

Annie is a petite young woman. She has long blonde hair, large blue eyes, originally, she usually wore the standard Military Police uniform. Annie is noted for being very cute; this, coupled with her kindness, sometimes caused her soldiers to refer to her as an angel or a goddess. It is hinted that many of the nobles adore her.

Subsequent to her coronation as queen, Annie alters her everyday attire presumably to conform with court meetings. She has her hair in a tidy pleat up do, parted down the middle in the front. Her attire consists of a pale-coloured coat as well as a jacket matched with kindred-coloured pants. Underneath her jacket, she wears a white long-sleeved shirt and dark boots. On special occasions such as ceremonies, Annie sports a pale, off-shoulder dress covered by a flowing cloak, wearing sandals and her essential crown.

### Founding Titan

Annie's Founding Titan form is 13m tall and has light, long blonde hair, that hangs loosely around her face. She has noticeably large eyes with dark loops within them; as well as a somewhat skeletal nose. Her torso has a defined muscle lining and she has a definite feminine form much like the Female Titan. Like others with the power of the Titans, she was physically fitter than most normal, Pure Titans.

### Pure Titan

Three years before, when Annie first transformed into a Titan, she was much less muscular and had bony, stocky proportions, with a long torso that made her ribs and shoulder bones visibly apparent.

## Personality

Her personality is very polite, but strict. She's got a very creative personality as well. She's also described as Caring, she cares more for her soldiers than herself, most of the time.

## Abilities

### Titan Shifting

Annie has the ability to shift into a titan and with that has all the abilities of a titan.
Robin Hood: Men in Tights

> *"The legend had it coming..."*
> —Official tagline
>
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**Robin Hood: Men in Tights** is a parody.

## Plot

Robin of Locksley returns home from the crusades to find that things have taken a drastic turn for the worst at home while he was away.

## Cast

* Cary Elwes as Robin Hood
* Richard Lewis as Prince John
* Roger Rees as Sheriff of Rottingham
* Amy Yasbeck as Maid Marian
* Mark Blankfield as Blinkin
* Dave Chappelle as Ahchoo
* Isaac Hayes as Asneeze
* Megan Cavanagh as Broomhilde
* Eric Allan Kramer as Little John
* Matthew Porretta as Will Scarlet O'Hara
* Tracey Ullman as Latrine
* Patrick Stewart as King Richard
* Dom DeLuise as Don Giovanni
* Dick Van Patten as The Abbot
* Robert Ridgely as The Hangman
* Mel Brooks as Rabbi Tuckman
* Steve Tancora as Filthy Luca
* Joe Dimmick as Dirty Ezio
* Avery Schreiber as Tax Assessor
* Chuck McCann as Villager
* Brian George as Dungeon Maitre D'
* Zitto Kazann as Head Saracen Guard
* Richard Assad as Assistant Saracen Guard
* Herman Poppe as Sheriff's Guard
* Clive Revill as Fire Marshall
* Joe Bakeras as Angry Villager
* Carol Arthur as Complaining Villager
* Kelly Jones Gabriele as Buxom Lass (as Kelly Jones)
* Clement von Franckenstein as Royal Announcer (as Clement Von Franckenstein)
* Corbin Allred as Young Lad
* Chase Masterson as Giggling Court Lady
* Don Lewis as Mime
* Roger Owens as Peanut Vendor
* Patrick Valenzuela as Lead Camel Jockey
* Steffon as Sherwood Forest Rapper-Dancer
* Dante Henderson as Sherwood Forest Rapper-Dancer
* Bryant Baldwin as Sherwood Forest Rapper-Dancer
* Diesko Boyland Jr. as Sherwood Forest Rapper-Dancer
* Edgar Godineaux Jr. as Sherwood Forest Rapper-Dancer
* Johnny Dean Harvey as Merry Men Dancer
* Tyce Diorio as Merry Men Dancer (as Keith Diorio)
* Joseph R. McKee as Merry Men Dancer
* Nathan Prevost as Merry Men Dancer
* Don Hesser as Merry Men Dancer
* Bill Bohl as Merry Men Dancer
* Christopher D. Childers as Merry Men Dancer (as Chris Childers)
* Raymond Del Barrio as Merry Men Dancer
* Malcolm Danareas Inept Archer
* Edwin Hale as Inept Archer
* Nick Jameson as Inept Archer
* Peter Pitofsky as Inept Archer
* Nicholas Rempel as Inept Archer
* Rudy De Luca as Party Guest
* Matthew Saks as Party Guest
* Robin Shepard as Party Guest
* Dee Gubin as Party Guest
* Brad Grunberg as Wedding Guest (as Johnny Cocktails)
* Lisa Cordray as Wedding Guest
* Laurie Main as Wedding Guest
* Elaine Ballace as Wedding Guest
* Stuart Schreiber as Wedding Guest
* James Van Patten as Villager
* Ira Miller as Villager
* Lillian D'Arc as Villager
* Patrick Brymer as Villager
* Robert Noble as Villager
* Henry Kaiser as Villager
* Tony Tanner as Villager
* Diana Chesney as Villager
* James Glaser as Villager
* Ronny Graham as Villager
* Philip Alcazar as Dungeon Guard (uncredited)
* David DeLuise as Villager (uncredited)
* Debbie James as Marian (singing voice) (uncredited)
* Danny McBride as Merry Man (uncredited)
* Arthur Rubin as Robin Hood (singing voice) (uncredited)
* Hanala Sagal as Village Girl (uncredited)
* Marc Ian Sklar as Merry Man (uncredited)
* Tim Storms as Merry Man (uncredited)
Flares

Garrison Regiment

Trainee Corps

Flares are a core piece of technology within the Eldian Empire. Flares are were used by the Military as a way to communicate from long distances. The Survey Corps are known for using signal flares the most,usually during Expeditions. The Military Police used the flare guns as their inspiration for their Anti Personnel Shotgun.

### **Outside** **Flares**

* Red- Titan spotted
* Green-Change Direction
* Black-Abnormal
* Blue- Retreat
* Purple- Emergency
* Yellow-Mission Terminated
* Acoustic- Used to find other scouts in Rainy/Foggy weather

###
Numéro 5

**Résumé**

Djani croise Ziran en route.Ils vont rejoindre les autres à la maison.Entre temps,Nosa les rejoint aussi.J's parle des mechants à Ziran et Nosa qui ne comprennent pas pourquoi il y a de la tension dans le groupe.Chez les méchants, un clone vient d'être crée et sucite l'attention de nos héros.

**Personnages apparents:**

* Djani
* Ziran
* J's
* Gabriel
* Nosa
* ???
* Pablo
* "La fille masquée"
* Garinn
* Clone de Sora
* Sora
* Raeza
Warhammer Titan

The War Hammer Titan is one of the Nine Titans with the ability to create structures out of hardened Titan flesh. It's current user is Lara Tybur.

## Abilities

### **Structural hardening**

The War Hammer Titan can produce and manipulate structures that are made up of hardened Titan flesh. The structures can be weaponized—forming pikes large enough to impale and lift a Titan, flood areas with protrusions such as spikes, and manifest its signature war hammer. This ability can also create flexible weapons, such as the string of a crossbow or the whips of a cat-o'-nine-tails out of its own brand of hardening.

Much like the Female Titan, this hardening can also be used to encase the human operator of the War Hammer in a crystal. While durable, this crystal can be damaged when struck or crushed by a more resilient structure, such as the Jaw Titan's claws and teeth.

### **Remote operation**

Unlike any other Titan, it is possible for the War Hammer Titan to remove its control centre from its nape. If this is the case, the body of the Titan will be connected to its human operator by a long cable of flesh. If the cable is severed, the War Hammer Titan will be rendered inactive, although a new body can still be made. Unlike the rest of the Nine Titans, the Titan body can emerge from the ground upon transformation because its operator does not need to be inside of its nape.

This ability, when combined with the hardening abilities, makes the War Hammer Titan incredibly difficult to defeat: the Titan itself has no weak spots and the human operator is protected inside an extremely durable crystal.

## History

The Warhammer Titan, like all the Nine Titans, was brought into the world after the death of Ymir Fritz. In the 1,700 years following her death, the War Hammer Titan was held in the possession of one or several of the warring Eldian houses subservient to the Founding Titan. After these seventeen centuries when King Karl Fritz abandoned the conflicts of Eldia and relocated to Paradis Island, the War Hammer Titan had come into the possession of the Tybur Family. At some point, the uprising peoples of Marley took part in the Great Titan War, and the Tybur Family were the first Eldians to come to their aid in the early days of the war.

After the Great Titan War, the Warhammer Titan remained in the possession of the Tybur Family, who swore to defend the new nation of Marley as honorary Marleyan aristocrats. However, despite their vow, the War Hammer Titan remained unused in battle throughout the next century. For reasons of security, the identity of the War Hammer Titan within the Tybur Family was kept a secret from all but a select few high-standing individuals in Marley.

Eventually, the power of the Warhammer Titan was inherited by the younger sister of Willy Tybur, Lara Tybur.