Main Characters of The Folklore
- Robin Hood (a.k.a., Robin Longstride, Robin of Loxley or Locksley)
- The band of "Merry Men"
- Little John
- Friar Tuck
- Will Scarlett
- Allan A'Dayle
- Maid Marian
- King Richard the Lionheart
- Prince John
- Sir Guy of Gisbourne
- The Sheriff of Nottingham
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