Maid Marian ('Maid' being short for maiden, and sometimes referred to simply as Marion) usually named Lady Marian of Leaford (first mentioned c.1200-1400), is the female companion to the legendary English outlaw Robin Hood. Stemming from another, older tradition, she became associated with Robin Hood only in the sixteenth century. The earliest medieval Robin Hood stories gave him no female companion. The Robin Hood character at this time was a...
At the home of Peter, Robin brings news of Peter's death to his sister Marian...
As Robin departs to find the Bishop, Marion stops him with a request.
Marion provides information to Robin, who has slipped into Nottingham dressed...
Robin confesses the source of his wisdom and his pain.
After asking her to look after Duncan, Robin asks Marion a second favor.
Marion question the maturation process that Robin has experienced.
As the wedding between Robin and Marion progresses, King Richard arrives.
The Bishop completes the ceremony. The Sheriff forces Marian's legs open. Rob...
The Bishop continues to clamor for escape. Marian struggles against the Sheri...
Marian struggles against the Sheriff as Robin tries to find a way to reach her.
The Sheriff addresses the baron, then pulls Marian and exits.
Marian snatches the medallion from the hand of the Sheriff and responds to hi...
The Sheriff shows Marian Robin's medallion that was lost in his fall. She tur...
The Bishop steps up to answer Marian's question of a suitor.
The Sheriff shows Marian the letter she entrusted to the Bishop to deliver to...
Marian kneels at the alter. The Sheriff enters then kneels beside her and cro...
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