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characters:Robin Hood, outlaws, sir guy of gisborne, Robin Hoods father, sheriff, Marion, Martin, outlaw by Michael Morpurgo is about a Boy named Robin Hood who loses his mother and has to live with a bunch of outlaws. I think that the author's message is don’t believe people because Marion let too many people and sooner or later they would be part of sir guy of gisborne's plan. Also because when sir guy of guisborne is supposed to believe Marion when she tells him that Sir guy of guisborne is planning a shooting contest to get Robin Hood when he comes and the winner gets a gold arrow and 100 pounds which is 200 dollars in Canada. When the shooting contest is over somebody won and now the sir guy of guisborne can’t see the winner but
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