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Little John Little John (Little John, Baby John) is Robin Hood's closest friend and companion. ru.wikipedia.org * ru.ruwiki.ru Description: Mentioned alongside Robin Hood in early sources. ru.wikipedia.org* ru.ruwiki.ru The ballad "Robin Hood and Little John" tells of their meeting: Robin encountered a tall stranger on a narrow bridge over a river, and in a fight with staffs he was sent into the water. ru.wikipedia.org * ru.ruwiki.ru Depicted in legends as a huge warrior—a master of a staff 7 feet (2.1 meters) tall. en.wikipedia.org His name is an ironic reference to his gigantic physique. en.wikipedia.org Alan-a-Dale Alan-a-Dale (Alan of the Hollow, Alan of the Vale) is a hero of the Robin Hood legends, a minstrel, and a member of his band of robbers. ru.wikipedia.org* Description: The first mentions of Alan date back to the 17th century: in Child’s collection of ballads, number 138, there is the ballad “Robin Hood and Alan-a-Dale”. The ballad tells the story of how Robin Hood saves Alan's beloved from a forced marriage to an old knight: Robin, disguised as a bishop, disrupts the wedding ceremony in the church and conducts the wedding of Alan and his girlfriend himself. Although Alan is not mentioned often enough in the ballads, from time to time he helps Robin and his friends in various matters.Marian Maid Marian is a character in English folklore, the lover (and in some stories, wife) of Robin Hood. ru.wikipedia.org ru.ruwiki.ru Description: In early stories, she is a shepherdess or simply a villager; in later stories, she is a noblewoman. He is the subject of love interest not only for Robin Hood, but also for his main enemy, Guy of Gisborne, and sometimes even Prince John. There is a hypothesis that the image of Maid Marian could have come to England from the old French pastoral "Shepherd Robin and Shepherdess Marion". In some versions of the Robin Ballads, Maid Marian was portrayed as a dissolute woman, the mistress of Brother Tuck.

Appearance Robin Hood's appearance is described differently in different versions of the legend. For example, in the 1973 Disney cartoon, he is depicted as a red fox wearing a green tunic belted with a red feather, his signature green hat with a red feather, and matching shoes. Other sources describe him as having thick, slightly curly black hair, slightly slanted eyes shaded by long eyelashes, a rosy face with prominent cheekbones, and a thin, straight nose. disney.fandom.com uchi.ru Character Robin Hood is portrayed as a brave, noble, just, and compassionate man. He fights against injustice, protects the poor from the tyranny of the rich, and opposes the abuse of power. His traits also include: Kind-hearted and loyal to friendship - he is devoted to his comrades (for example, Little John, Tuck's brother). otvet.mail.ru euroki.org Resourcefulness and intelligence help him gain the upper hand over his enemies. disney.fandom.com Self-esteem - Robin Hood knows his place and treats his superiors with respect, but without servility. uchi.ru Independence and pride - opposes those who use their position and wealth to deceive and oppress ordinary people. otvet.mail.ru Intolerance towards wealth is his main trait, associated with nobility and compassion for his neighbor. otvet.mail.ru Some versions of the legend suggest that Robin Hood may have been the descendant of a noble family who was stripped of their rights and lands. euroki.org The image of Robin Hood has become one of the eternal images of world literature, and his name is often used to describe a heroic robber or fighter against tyranny.