27-04-2003 00:48									#31
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LITTLE JOHN, MARION, ROBIN, SHERIFF

	27-04-2003 01:31									#32
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I agree with BC. Marion did what she had to do to help both Robin and Little John out. Robin abuses her for this, not even thiking that her actions saved two people, not just him.

The Sheriff was underhanded, but his actions weren't as bad as Robin's.

I put Marion ahead of Littlejohn as, though neither did anything wrong, she put herself out to help two people.

	27-04-2003 01:49									#33
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Marion c/should have just slipped the Sheriff a Mickey Finn.

That would probably be less moral though.

	27-04-2003 01:52									#34
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Mickey Finn?

	27-04-2003 02:15									#35
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Sleeping drug I think

	27-04-2003 02:17									#36
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You've never heard of a Mickey Finn?

Its usually an alcoholic drink spiked with narcotics, with the purpose of making someone pass out.

	27-04-2003 02:37									#37
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Yeah, but sex also makes men pass out

	27-04-2003 02:49									#38
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quote: Originally posted by SlowwHand Me too! Too bad we have too much in common. We might make a hell of a couple.

You'd have to shave first. Yech!

The Sheriff didn't just accept a sexual bribe--he extorted sex out of Marion to save her loved ones. This is indeed dispicable act, scarcely different than rape. Marion is in the Tosca situation, though she chooses to go through with it rather than plunge a knife into her tormentor.

The Sheriff therefore is guilty of two things--extorting sex (virtually rape) and violating his duty. I think his guilt is the worst.

Robin acts like a jackass, but his furor is somewhat understandable. You can't help but feel betrayed if your S.O. sleeps with someone else, even under duress. But he's still a jerk.

Marion acts nobly, but, unfortunately, must partake in infidelity to do so. The circumstances make that a negligible infraction.

Little John not only commits no wrong, he does a noble thing by standing by Marion in the face of her being denounced by her lover. One could argue that his motives aren't entirely selfless (maybe he's wanted her all along), but we don't know that.

	27-04-2003 03:10									#39
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I agree Boris

pJon Miller

	27-04-2003 13:44									#40
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The majority here are missing a point. While Marion did all she did for the sake of others, Little John used the situation to make a move on his friend's girlfriend.

	27-04-2003 14:05									#41
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui quote: LITTLE JOHN, MARION, ROBIN, SHERIFF You are a fairly broadminded romantic and reasonably contented. You value kindness greatly and try to live by your ideals. You do not conceal from yourself, or from others, your strong need for security, which may be either emotional or material. (Men) Perhaps you tend to idealise women and credit them with virtues they don't possess. Oh no! I'm like Boris and Slow!

me too!