Robin Hood — When the Law Forgets Justice

When the king was gone,
the law remained.

But the law no longer served justice.

Sheriffs collected.
Lords feasted.
The poor paid the cost.

Robin Hood did not rise to claim a throne.
He rose because the throne stood empty.

He did not rebel for chaos.
He resisted to restore balance.

In the Greenwood, loyalty replaced law,
merit replaced birth,
and courage mattered more than titles.

Gold taken by force was returned in silence.
No banners.
No praise.
Only correction.

Robin Hood was never meant to rule.
He was meant to hold the line
until rightful authority returned.

That is why the legend endures.

Not because rebellion is noble —
but because justice cannot wait forever.

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