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* EyepatchOfPower: The Sheriff.
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* EyepatchOfPower: The Sheriff.Sheriff is less powerful than usual for this trope, but he does command a small troop.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: The rich are robbed of everything but their drawers.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: The rich are robbed of everything but their drawers. When protesting Robin with signs, some of them are still only wearing drawers.
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* YouAreTooLate: [[spoiler: Ginsburne's murderer, to his own astonishment.]]
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* YouAreTooLate: [[spoiler: The assassin Ginsburne's murderer, sent, to his own astonishment.astonishment, arrives seconds after Robin dies.]]
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* PlayfulPursuit: [[LoveAtFirstSight Within a single scene]], Marion and Robin progress from coy looks and goofy smiles to merry frolicking on a meadow - this is [[TastesLikeDiabetes so cute]] the narrator decides we'd better go and see what the Sheriff of Nothingham is up to.
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* PlayfulPursuit: [[LoveAtFirstSight Within a single scene]], Marion and Robin progress from coy looks and goofy smiles to merry frolicking on a meadow - this is [[TastesLikeDiabetes so cute]] cute the narrator decides we'd better go and see what the Sheriff of Nothingham is up to.
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* WilliamTelling: Robin Hood can shoot an apple off '''his own head''' (using a mirror).
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* BerserkButton: For Alan, hurting his pony (which is behind the bush, honest).
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* BattleCry: Alan's "For the pony!" Seriously.
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* BrattyFoodDemand: One scene has the Merry Men loudly demanding breakfast.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Ziemia Lubuska doubling for Ye Old Merry England. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] bizarrely:
-->'''Narrator''': These trees are not there anymore today...
-->'''Narrator''': These trees are not there anymore today...
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* PreAssKickingOneLiner: Robin has one, and only one. The Merry Men have heard it a million times and won't laugh at it anymore. Robin finds it [[{[Wangst}} profoundly]] depressing.
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* PreAssKickingOneLiner: Robin has one, and only one. The Merry Men have heard it a million times and won't laugh at it anymore. Robin finds it [[{[Wangst}} [[{{Wangst}} profoundly]] depressing.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Robing Hood can [[WilliamTelling shoot an apple off]] '''his own''' head (using a mirror).
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Ye Old Merry England, ruled with an iron first by the evil Sheriff of Nothingham, a land of grave social injustice.
Fortunately for the poor and oppressed (where are our riches? We were promised riches!) Myth/RobinHood, the selfless, if pointless hero, is there to rob from the rich and give to the needy. If only it didn't create more problems than there already are...
''Robin Hood: Czwarta strzała'' [[labelnote:translation]]Robin Hood, Arrow the Fourth[[/labelnote]] is a No Budget independent SurrealHumor movie written and directed by Władysław Sikora (him of the ''Film/BasnOLudziachStad'' - the tendency for NonSequitur is his CreatorThumbprint). It can be watched on the Internet.
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!! Robin robbed the following tropes:
* AnachronismStew: Tomatoes were unknown in XII century England. So were teddy bears.
* BerserkButton: For Alan, hurting his pony (which is behind the bush, honest).
* BrickBreak: Little John tries it with a log, but is [[TheScream unsuccessful]].
* BumblingSidekick: Ginsburne, to the [[SurroundedByIdiots long-suffering]] Sheriff.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Ziemia Lubuska doubling for Ye Old Merry England. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] bizarrely:
-->'''Narrator''': These trees are not there anymore today...
* EntitledBastard: The poor. One wants to build himself a castle. A small, poor one.
-->'''Friar Tuck''': Help yourselves to some food.\\
'''Poor man''': We don't need yer food! We're dying of poverty, not hunger! Give us gold!
* EvilIsHammy: The Sheriff is prone to oddly deadpan rants in the SurroundedByIdiots vein.
* EvilLaugh: Ginsburne indulges along with the murderer he sends to kill Robin.
* EyepatchOfPower: The Sheriff.
* FatalFamilyPhoto: It's unclear how Robin got a miniature portrait of Marion, but as soon as he shows it to Alan, we know something's afoot.
* ForeignCussWord: The Sheriff utters a string of them, from a number of languages, when Robin has robbed one noble too many.
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: While the epic confrontation between Robin and Ginsburne starts, the covetous peasant steals the piggy bank. And Ginsburne's cloak.
* GratuitousEnglish: Several instances, notably the "inner voice" scene. It's England, after all.
* HeadDesk: Robin uses conveniently placed trees. This causes him headaches, but also turns [[LoveInterest Marion's]] attention.
* HowDareYouDieOnMe: Parodied.
-->'''Will''': Nah, Marion told us to say that. [...] Don't let a girl boss you around. Die if you want to.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Robing Hood can [[WilliamTelling shoot an apple off]] '''his own''' head (using a mirror).
* LemonyNarrator: Kind of reminiscent of a popular history programme ''Sensacje dwudziestego wieku'', with the {{narrator}}, hands in his pockets, explaining a "reenactment" of the events in a deadpan tone, unseen by any of the characters. He also makes [[{{pun}} punny]] asides which are [[NonSequitur neither here nor there]]. And turns up in increasingly odd places.
* LoveAtFirstSight: It takes Robin and Marion the space of one scene to fall head over heels for each other.
* LuredIntoATrap: The bait being Ginsburne with a piggy bank on string.
* {{Mockumentary}}: The ending has several characters speaking of Robin and his influence on their lives, like in a {{Documentary}} about a well-known present day person.
* {{Mooks}}: Sheriff's men (played by girls, most of them). [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]]:
-->'''Narrator''': But since they served the bad cause, they were stupid and useless like [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy Germans in a war movie]].
* MoralGuardian: Friar Tuck pays strict, erm, lip service to the idea that the Merry Men stop swearing.
* MorningRoutine: With a song about how important it is to eat breakfast.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[TheFairFolk Herm]] tries to cheer Robin up by showing him all the poor who need him, only for Robin to notice the formerly rich among them. Cue [[HeadDesk Head Tree]].
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: Marion's bad feelings. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, it's her shouts that distract Robin in the crucial moment, so a SelfFulfillingProphecy can be claimed here.]]
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: The rich are robbed of everything but their drawers.
* OffscreenCrash: Robin throws his sword offscreen, [[SoundOnlyDeath hitting someone]].
-->'''Robin''': Sorry.
* PeerlessLoveInterest: Parodied:
-->'''Robin''': But Marion isn't an ordinary woman!\\
'''Will''': What is she then?\\
'''Robin''': An extraordinary woman. (Begins a lyrical [[{{Metaphorgotten}} monologue]] about her wonderfulness.)
* ThePhilosopher: Robin. He spends much more time doubting himself and the system than he does robbing anyone.
* PreAssKickingOneLiner: Robin has one, and only one. The Merry Men have heard it a million times and won't laugh at it anymore. Robin finds it [[{[Wangst}} profoundly]] depressing.
* PrecisionFStrike: From friar Tuck, who [[RunningGag usually]] berates others for swearing. "You say these things to get the wounded's attention!" [[spoiler: But it's Will's swearing that turns Robin's.]]
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: As we're introduced to the Merry Men, by means of a series of [[PoliceLineup mugshots]]
-->'''Narrator''': They all have previous.
* ReturningTheHandkerchief: One is given to Robin by Marion in their first scene together, and he promises to wash it and return it. [[spoiler: But never manages to]].
* RousingSpeech: From the Sheriff, to his men, full of {{Metaphorgotten}}, but gets the job done.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: The rich guy in a vest. He's the foundation of the system!
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: "No Entry. Nothing Interesting Here!" Only actually, it's a misdirection for Sheriff's men, but it does exploit [[ShmuckBait the trope]].
* SweetieGraffiti: Marion has adorned a tree with " I <[[HeartSymbol heart]]> Robin".
* TakingTheBullet: Marion wants to do so, but [[spoiler: the bolt out of Ginsburne's crossbow - which he only had the occasion to reach for thanks to her shouting - misses her and hits Robin straight in the heart.]]
* VaguenessIsComing: Herm's ominous, ominous line, followed by [[{{Foreshadowing}} bad feelings]] on Marion's part:
-->'''Herm''': The paths of fate are unknown.
* WakingNonSequitur: Several from the [[spoiler: wounded Robin]].
* WantedPoster: Sheriff has posters for Franchise/{{Zorro}}, Myth/{{Janosik}}, Robin Hood and Lenin.
* WavingSignsAround: The oppressed rich rally, complete with yelling "Robin, go home!" (In GratuitousEnglish.)
* YouAreTooLate: [[spoiler: Ginsburne's murderer, to his own astonishment.]]
* YouFightLikeACow: Robin and Ginsburne's duel.
-->'''Ginsburne''': I defend the law!\\
'''Robin''': I defend justice!\\
{{Beat}} \\
'''Ginsburne''': That's not the same thing?\\
'''Robin''': (thinks for a while) No! (resumes swashbuckling)
Fortunately for the poor and oppressed (where are our riches? We were promised riches!) Myth/RobinHood, the selfless, if pointless hero, is there to rob from the rich and give to the needy. If only it didn't create more problems than there already are...
''Robin Hood: Czwarta strzała'' [[labelnote:translation]]Robin Hood, Arrow the Fourth[[/labelnote]] is a No Budget independent SurrealHumor movie written and directed by Władysław Sikora (him of the ''Film/BasnOLudziachStad'' - the tendency for NonSequitur is his CreatorThumbprint). It can be watched on the Internet.
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!! Robin robbed the following tropes:
* AnachronismStew: Tomatoes were unknown in XII century England. So were teddy bears.
* BerserkButton: For Alan, hurting his pony (which is behind the bush, honest).
* BrickBreak: Little John tries it with a log, but is [[TheScream unsuccessful]].
* BumblingSidekick: Ginsburne, to the [[SurroundedByIdiots long-suffering]] Sheriff.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Ziemia Lubuska doubling for Ye Old Merry England. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] bizarrely:
-->'''Narrator''': These trees are not there anymore today...
* EntitledBastard: The poor. One wants to build himself a castle. A small, poor one.
-->'''Friar Tuck''': Help yourselves to some food.\\
'''Poor man''': We don't need yer food! We're dying of poverty, not hunger! Give us gold!
* EvilIsHammy: The Sheriff is prone to oddly deadpan rants in the SurroundedByIdiots vein.
* EvilLaugh: Ginsburne indulges along with the murderer he sends to kill Robin.
* EyepatchOfPower: The Sheriff.
* FatalFamilyPhoto: It's unclear how Robin got a miniature portrait of Marion, but as soon as he shows it to Alan, we know something's afoot.
* ForeignCussWord: The Sheriff utters a string of them, from a number of languages, when Robin has robbed one noble too many.
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: While the epic confrontation between Robin and Ginsburne starts, the covetous peasant steals the piggy bank. And Ginsburne's cloak.
* GratuitousEnglish: Several instances, notably the "inner voice" scene. It's England, after all.
* HeadDesk: Robin uses conveniently placed trees. This causes him headaches, but also turns [[LoveInterest Marion's]] attention.
* HowDareYouDieOnMe: Parodied.
-->'''Will''': Nah, Marion told us to say that. [...] Don't let a girl boss you around. Die if you want to.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Robing Hood can [[WilliamTelling shoot an apple off]] '''his own''' head (using a mirror).
* LemonyNarrator: Kind of reminiscent of a popular history programme ''Sensacje dwudziestego wieku'', with the {{narrator}}, hands in his pockets, explaining a "reenactment" of the events in a deadpan tone, unseen by any of the characters. He also makes [[{{pun}} punny]] asides which are [[NonSequitur neither here nor there]]. And turns up in increasingly odd places.
* LoveAtFirstSight: It takes Robin and Marion the space of one scene to fall head over heels for each other.
* LuredIntoATrap: The bait being Ginsburne with a piggy bank on string.
* {{Mockumentary}}: The ending has several characters speaking of Robin and his influence on their lives, like in a {{Documentary}} about a well-known present day person.
* {{Mooks}}: Sheriff's men (played by girls, most of them). [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]]:
-->'''Narrator''': But since they served the bad cause, they were stupid and useless like [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy Germans in a war movie]].
* MoralGuardian: Friar Tuck pays strict, erm, lip service to the idea that the Merry Men stop swearing.
* MorningRoutine: With a song about how important it is to eat breakfast.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[TheFairFolk Herm]] tries to cheer Robin up by showing him all the poor who need him, only for Robin to notice the formerly rich among them. Cue [[HeadDesk Head Tree]].
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: Marion's bad feelings. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, it's her shouts that distract Robin in the crucial moment, so a SelfFulfillingProphecy can be claimed here.]]
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: The rich are robbed of everything but their drawers.
* OffscreenCrash: Robin throws his sword offscreen, [[SoundOnlyDeath hitting someone]].
-->'''Robin''': Sorry.
* PeerlessLoveInterest: Parodied:
-->'''Robin''': But Marion isn't an ordinary woman!\\
'''Will''': What is she then?\\
'''Robin''': An extraordinary woman. (Begins a lyrical [[{{Metaphorgotten}} monologue]] about her wonderfulness.)
* ThePhilosopher: Robin. He spends much more time doubting himself and the system than he does robbing anyone.
* PreAssKickingOneLiner: Robin has one, and only one. The Merry Men have heard it a million times and won't laugh at it anymore. Robin finds it [[{[Wangst}} profoundly]] depressing.
* PrecisionFStrike: From friar Tuck, who [[RunningGag usually]] berates others for swearing. "You say these things to get the wounded's attention!" [[spoiler: But it's Will's swearing that turns Robin's.]]
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: As we're introduced to the Merry Men, by means of a series of [[PoliceLineup mugshots]]
-->'''Narrator''': They all have previous.
* ReturningTheHandkerchief: One is given to Robin by Marion in their first scene together, and he promises to wash it and return it. [[spoiler: But never manages to]].
* RousingSpeech: From the Sheriff, to his men, full of {{Metaphorgotten}}, but gets the job done.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: The rich guy in a vest. He's the foundation of the system!
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: "No Entry. Nothing Interesting Here!" Only actually, it's a misdirection for Sheriff's men, but it does exploit [[ShmuckBait the trope]].
* SweetieGraffiti: Marion has adorned a tree with " I <[[HeartSymbol heart]]> Robin".
* TakingTheBullet: Marion wants to do so, but [[spoiler: the bolt out of Ginsburne's crossbow - which he only had the occasion to reach for thanks to her shouting - misses her and hits Robin straight in the heart.]]
* VaguenessIsComing: Herm's ominous, ominous line, followed by [[{{Foreshadowing}} bad feelings]] on Marion's part:
-->'''Herm''': The paths of fate are unknown.
* WakingNonSequitur: Several from the [[spoiler: wounded Robin]].
* WantedPoster: Sheriff has posters for Franchise/{{Zorro}}, Myth/{{Janosik}}, Robin Hood and Lenin.
* WavingSignsAround: The oppressed rich rally, complete with yelling "Robin, go home!" (In GratuitousEnglish.)
* YouAreTooLate: [[spoiler: Ginsburne's murderer, to his own astonishment.]]
* YouFightLikeACow: Robin and Ginsburne's duel.
-->'''Ginsburne''': I defend the law!\\
'''Robin''': I defend justice!\\
{{Beat}} \\
'''Ginsburne''': That's not the same thing?\\
'''Robin''': (thinks for a while) No! (resumes swashbuckling)
