The Sherwood Forest

Taking a stroll through Sherwood Forest 🍁

#I’m not crying #you’re crying

favorite ouat dynamics ⇒ robin and will

- Marian, I’ve been assuming that since Hood became an outlaw that you’ve had nothing further to do with him. Was I wrong? - No. - Because if you were associating with an outlaw, the punishment wouldn’t be house arrest, the punishment would be death. - Would you prefer me to have let you die?

“Wait. Robin Hood?”.  – “At your service”.

“We have…bad days, we have good days. And when we have Robin Hood, laid out dead on our table, we have the best days of our lives!”

From left to right: Robin Hood, David of Doncaster, Friar Tuck, Maid Marian, Little John, Will Scarlet, Alan-a-Dale This is strongly inspired by modern Danish Robin Hood traditions. You’d be hard pressed to find a big production classic Robin Hood play here, because there’s nothing new about a dark skinned Robin Hood, Maid Marian is always a feminist, and there’s a fifty-fifty chance of Friar Tuck being gay (and if David of Doncaster appears he will often be romantically involved with Tuck). Little John as an amputee, Alan-a-Dale as blind, and Will Scarlet as even more feminine than usual are my own suggestions for alternative characters interpretations.

Will Scarlet and all his bloody/bloody hell’s ♥ Down the Rabbit Hole

Holy Land

Wil Traval (Sheriff of Nottingham on left) and Sean Maguire (Robin Hood on right) with Once Upon A Time director Billy Gierhart (middle). Photo courtesy of ABC.

Life is brief, but when it’s gone, love goes on and on…

The times Robin ran to Regina and that one time she ran to him…

# goals