Robin Hood novels

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Robin Hood novels are literary works that recount the legendary adventures of the English outlaw Robin Hood and his companions as they resist corrupt authorities and champion the poor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fiction genre
literary work category
novel cycle
basedOn English folklore
Robin Hood legend
featureMoral defense of the oppressed
importance of fairness
questioning unjust laws
hasAntagonist Prince John
Sheriff of Nottingham
hasAudience children
general readers
young adults
hasCharacter Friar Tuck
Little John
Maid Marian
Much the Miller's Son
surface form: Much the Miller’s Son

Will Scarlet
hasGenre adventure fiction
children’s literature
historical fiction
young adult fiction
hasLanguage English
hasMainCharacter Robin Hood
hasSetting Nottinghamshire
Sherwood Forest
medieval England
hasTheme corruption of authority
loyalty and camaraderie
outlaw heroism
resistance to tyranny
social justice
wealth redistribution
influenced later adventure literature
modern retellings of outlaw heroes
swashbuckler fiction
influencedBy medieval ballads
oral storytelling traditions
portrays archery contests
conflict with sheriffs and nobles
forest outlaw communities
robbery from the rich to give to the poor
timePeriodOfSetting High Middle Ages
typicalPlotElement disguises and trickery
outlaws ambushing tax collectors
rescue of prisoners
romance between Robin Hood and Maid Marian

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Sheriff of Nottingham appearsIn Robin Hood novels