Story of Robin Hood's daughter Gwyn who takes up his role after he is captured by Prince John. King Richard is dead and his son Philip is the rightful heir...
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Story of Robin Hood's daughter Gwyn who takes up his role after he is captured by Prince John. King Richard is dead and his son Philip is the rightful heir, but he is in France and too afraid to face John. Can Gwyn find Philip and convince him to fight John and free her father?
Written by Nick Pearce
Plot holes:
The ending states that King Philip and Gwynn could never marry since she was not of royal blood. However, she is the daughter of Maid Marian (who in most adaptations is King Richard's cousin, niece, or of some other relation to the royal family) and Robin Hood (who, in the most popular stories, is the displaced (by Prince John) Earl of Huntingdon, and is restored his lands upon the return of King Richard and his marriage to Maid Marian). Therefore, this WOULD make her a suitable marriage partner for the future King of England, as long as there were no political arrangements for a princess from another country.
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Quotes
Gwyn:
Prince John, your days of tyranny are at an end. See more »