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Olivia Lejeune
BUS 470
Professor Gu
September 13, 2017
Robin Hood
1. Robin Hood has a few different problems going on. First, he already has a conflict with the Sheriff and his administration making him vengeance. He grew this group of his disciplined and living against the law. Making himself Supreme and the only one to make decisions was another problem. In doing this, it was his side only which could be viewed. His final problem is watching every move of the Sheriff. I think each of these problems are issues which need to be addressed. Aside from that, the Merrymen have a motto of “Rob the rich and give to the poor” which Robin seems to be fine in the beginning, but begins to change his mind. He was doing something different than the Sheriff
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