Robin Jenkins

The legend of Robin Hood in Anglo-Saxon lore represents the people’s hero. The histories and other few writings focused on the great deeds of high kings, lords and knights; English folk lore gave little attention to the commoner. That is with the notable exception of the yeoman Robin Hood. English peasants heard the tale of Robin Hood’s charismatic rebellion against strict hierarchy and rejoiced. Robin was the original rebel, the original adventurer, and the hero all Englishmen identified with. For

When some people hear of robin hood they think of the disney cartoon. But the disney cartoon/ movie is not the real story about him. A lot of people know him through movies, shows, ballads, and poems. Most people don’t know that those movies, poems, shows, etc. are actually based on a real person. Robin Hood existed back in the medieval times. Robin Hood was originally was called “robert hood” but everyone changed it to robin hood because they liked it better. Robin Hood was around during the

number, hindering the development of future generations. Konnikova succeeds using strong logic and scientific reason as well as appealing to emotions; however, she fails to prove her credibility over the topic and instead relies on the credibility of Robin Dunbar. To develop her argument, Konnikova supplies the reader with logic by using real life examples. One example being notifying the audience of the research that the Dunbar number correlates with brain size because it is simple to understand that

which Christopher Robin, his owner, came up with the name Winnie-The-Pooh. The name Pooh came from a swam Christopher Robin had once before. After Pooh’s introduction the book goes on to talk about all the adventures Pooh went on throughout his life. One chapter talks about Pooh going through the trouble of sneaking honey from the bees by using

The genre for the literary text “Robin Hood and the Three Squires” is poetry, while its sub-genre is ballad. It is because a ballad uses repeated words and phrases, including refrain, to advance its story (Kirzhner and Mandell, 2000). In the ballad “Robin Hood and the Three Squires,” Robin Hood goes to Notthingham. Along the way, he hears of the three men who are sentenced to death for killing the king’s deer and begins to devise a plan to save them. In the end, he manages to save them while the

In this essay I will be summarizing chapters five through eight in the book Robin Hood. In these chapters we see the relationship between the Sheriff and Robin Hood. When the Sheriff discovers that Robin has been breaking the law, it becomes his number one priority to capture him and give him his rightful punishment. He tries numerous times to trap him, but Robin always seems to be one step ahead of him. However, Robin Hood does not outmaneuver the Sheriff alone. He is accompanied by his band of

Robin Williams was a world known, brilliant actor, a loving father and a caring husband. But despite Williams’ smiling face, unbelievable talent and humor, he had terrible, private struggles. Robin Williams was an extremely talented, world known actor. There is something about the kindness in his eyes that is impossible to explain. He has made the world both cry and laugh. He will never be forgotten. His full name was Robin McLaurin Williams (Robin Williams Biography). Robin Williams was born on

I think that berneice is right because she had that piano for a long time while Boy Willie was in jail and has a lot of memories of it.In the play she had been seeing Sutter ghost and she seen him play the piano sometimes and was looking for Boy Willie.She thinks that he pushed him in the well and now his spirit s in the house.When he said he was about to sell the piano she said you ain’t selling that piano because it had brung good memories to her.Boy Willie was talking about if dad had have it

Robin Hood was never real and is just an idea that motivated change. The story of Robin Hood has been change throughout the world many many times. The stories depict him as dashing person who took form the rich and gave to the poor. There is very little we know about him because it has been altered from generation to generation. The story does have some historical accuracy. “The legend of Robin Hood rose out of the chaos of the reign of King John of England, during the early thirteenth century.”(1)

“Awe you look so cute!” Jillian exclaims nearly every day when she sees me walk out of my room to leave for school in the mornings. “Cute” is a word Jillian, or Jilly, as I call her, uses to describe nearly everything in her world. Jillian always tries her hardest to make sure she’s nice to everyone, and strives to make them feel good about themselves. Many words can be used to describe Jillian, but the most accurate words to describe her is kind hearted. Jillian Rose Pratt is the best older