Question
Why does Robin Hood not take the Knight's money in "The Little Guest of Robin Hood"?
A) Because he was a knight.
B) Because he fought his way out of the forest.
C) Because he was honest.
D) Because he was Little John's brother-in-law.
A) Because he was a knight.
B) Because he fought his way out of the forest.
C) Because he was honest.
D) Because he was Little John's brother-in-law.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
In "The Little Guest of Robin Hood," Robin Hood does not take the Knight's money primarily because **C) Because he was honest**. Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men are known for their principles, and they often spare those they consider honorable.