Have you mixed the cards?
Now. Turn the first card.
Oh, don't be afraid, child. It's my death.
It's the card of Judas, the betrayer.
It is The Fool, father.
The Fool can mean many things.
Youth, strength of will, independence, adventure.
But it has darker meanings too.
Do you know, what day it is?
We've got three days till mid-summer eve.
Because it meant something in Hathersage.
We had banquets and games.
It's the summer solstice, we must do something.
No, no, not when Robin comes back. Now!
Do you just want to sit in the sun and do nothing?
We could have something to eat.
Oh, Tuck, that's all you ever think about.
– One of the King's deer.
Because it was your idea.
One of the King's deer?
Well, come on then, the rest o'you. Get up!
like we used to have in Hathersage.
It is a time of trials.
A power is drawing near.
The King that was and the King that is to be.
His power is greater than mine and I am bound by it.
Soon you will be asked to choose.
And you must make that choice alone.
Er, that's an unusual sight, that is.
A girl in man's clothes, alone in the forest.
I've been travelling looking for someone.
Maybe you can help me? For Robin Hood.
Robin Hood, is it? Well, let me see now.
Maybe I can and maybe I can't.
I mean, you know, Robin Hood, he's not cheap.
Well, you dress like a peasant and you talk like a lady.
I haven't yet seen a lady without money.
Bless me, you are a girl!
You didn't have a bet on it, did you?
Perhaps you'd prefer some wine?
I was watching you just now. We might talk.
Someone who can make you rich.
Richer than you have ever dreamed.
– Come on! Pull harder!
Well, here you are. The pagans.
What do you mean, pagans?
Old mid-summer game. Winter versus summer.
That one is definately evil.
Well, well! Brother Tuck with company.
and this is what you bring back.
I must say your aim is improving.
This is Isadora. I found her.
Um. That's Nasir, Much, Marion.
It's you I've come to see.
If there is anything we can do?
There's an old man and a girl.
Alone in a run-down castle.
And the treasure just waiting to be taken.
Two years I served. I never saw it.
But he often spoke of it.
He said there was nothing more precious in England.
'Nothing more precious in England'.
Half for you, half for me.
We'll split you right down the middle.
and that your father refuses to leave.
to steal something that isn't there.
And you don't even know who these bandits are.
Why can't you tell us any more?
what matter is this, she needs help.
We can't cross England on those terms.
We don't know anything about her.
Why can't you and your father leave the castle?
I've told you everything I can.
Then I am sorry. The answer's no.
We have a long way to go. We must leave now.
He sent for you. We must go to him.
He sent for you alone.
You brought her! Everything was fine until she came here!
We don't know that it isn't.
and you say nothing's happened.
– That's right, Tuck, we don't know!
We don't know nothing about her!
Who she is and where she come's from.
– Where ever that is?
Tuck's right. We'll find them.
They can't have gone far, so we'll find them.
Did you know the ring belonged to my father?
No, but my father said you'd recognise it.
I saw you last night. I was worried.
You could have been quieter.
You're like a stampeding horse.
Well, I didn't ask him to come.
Well, don't try to send me back.
Come on. We'll go together.
Good. That's all right then. To Curleon.
First Robin and the girl, then all three.
Oh, that's wonderful, that is? An arrow!
I've got enough arrows of my own.
– A sign for what?
Why didn't he ask us in the first place?
and talking about it, are we?
– It's a fair walk to Carleon.
Of course, we are. Naz?
All right then. To Carleon.
The village of Carleon. They are preparing the mid-summer feast.
A feast? They didn't ask us!
So are all of us. You take that Skulley then.
before he cut the man's throat to follow me.
We fought three years for God in the Crusades!
in the heat and the dust and the filth.
before we even set eyes on a Saracen.
They promised us a seat in heaven and they sent us to hell.
So now we work for ourselves.
The last time I saw you, you were still being wet nursed.
Now look at you. Robin in the Hood.
The Earl of Huntingdon's son.
There's little time left to us, Robin.
and it's yours, yours to inherit.
But we've reached the end of that line.
My wife, God bless her soul, died in child birth.
And that child was a girl.
That's why I've sent for you.
What is this treasure, my lord?
You'll find out in good time.
But only if you succeed in defending the castle.
A time of trials is upon us.
Twenty men or more, you said?
We could close the main gate.
No, that will tell them they are expected.
Let them ride in. We'll take them here.
In between the two gates.
– That gate won't close. The wood's rotten.
It's going to be difficult. Just the two of us.
You? You stay with your father.
No! I'll fight with you.
This is my home. I've lived here all my life.
It should be my inheritance but I am to lose it!
Why? Because I'm a woman!
You treat me like a fool but you don't even know what's here.
It's been in front of your eyes and you haven't seen it.
And that's how you'll fight. Blindly!
But I'll fight because it's rightfully mine.
And I know it's worth fighting for.
which of the two of us does that make the fool?
What do you think? Soldiers?
Look, we are just trying to help.
We are looking for the castle.
We've got to go there. But I promise we'll be back.
They've gone there but they won't come back.
The King that is to be.
When d'you reckon they'll come?
I don't know. I don't know!
What do they want here?
So tell me about this girl. Is she pretty?
Too good for you, right?
Your ideas above your station.
Go back! You have no business here!
And you told me the castle was undefended.
It was. I don't understand.
Go back into the village. Pick up a woman.
Any woman you like or a child. And bring them back here.
We're wasting a lot o'time.
Er, how could you lose a castle?
Nasir will find a trail.
Marion, Marion, where're you going?
Little donkey, I'm sorry. I was wrong. All right?
My lord, my lord! That's all you ever say, isn't it?
Never mind. Bring her with us.
Now, whatever's in that castle.
Better be worth it for your sake.
How'd you like to see an innocent girl killed?
Open the gate or the girl dies!
If you go down there, they will kill you.
If I don't, they'll kill her.
Come on, Tuck! We can't wait!
Go on! I'll catch you up!
Stop! You've betrayed us, traitor!
Come on, old man! Where's the treasure?
Now, come on, you must tell me!
I'm gonna have to kill you.
You know him. You speak to him.
How could you do it to him?
He came here to help you!
He came here because you made him.
We planned it to gain time, he's out there now.
Someone, lend me a sword.
I hung a rope over the battlements.
They will find it, won't they?
– Oh, yes, they'll find it.
He won't talk, you've half killed him!
He won't talk because he's got nothing to say.
He won't talk because there's nothing here!
It's just an old, mouldy, drafty castle!
Even the goblets are made of tin!
I tell you, you're sitting on a fortune.
It's here, in the castle!
You two go down and bring a girl up here.
No, bring them all up here.
Nothing more precious in England!
– He's right, I'll go.
No, you won't, I'll go.
What do you mean 'Will'? There's nothing to it!
– All right, I'm going.
Now listen, old man, this is your last chance!
Either you tell me or I kill them all one at a time.
You took your time, didn't you?
and the King that is to be.
It's been here all the time.
brother of Gawain, the Knight of the Round Table.
the emblem of our power to come.
The table must be protected!
You have served us well, Agrivaine.
But now your hour has come.
Whom do you name as your successor?
only son to the Earl of Huntingdon.
will you kneel and swear fealty to us?
No, great King, I cannot.
but you have a daughter worth any son.
Isadora has lived her whole life in your service.
How can you deny her her rightful inheritance?
He has spoken well, Agrivaine.
Isadora, will you take the oath of fealty?
It'll do you good slim.
Could you've stayed there? In Carleon?
Would you've stayed with me?