Friar Tuck: What Animal Is He in Robin Hood?

Who did Robin visit two years after their adventures?

What was Friar Tuck's concern about his physical appearance?

What did Friar Tuck hope would happen to King Richard?

Who did the sheriff claim sent the letter to Robin?

Why was Robin afraid of the sheriff and his men?

Where did Robin go after escaping from the sheriff and his men?

What was Robin's condition when he arrived at the abbey?

Who found Robin at the abbey?

What did the abbot decide to do with Robin?

Why did the abbot not kill Robin?

Robin Hood's Encounter with the Sheriff

Robin Hood visits Friar Tuck two years after their last meeting and they reminisce about their past adventures.
Friar Tuck expresses his concerns about his weight gain, inability to fight, and the ill health of King Richard, hoping John will not become king.

The Sheriff's Ambush

On his way home, Robin Hood is ambushed by the sheriff and his men, who claim to have a letter from the king ordering Robin's capture.
Robin Hood questions the authenticity of the letter, suspecting a trick, and prepares to defend himself.

The Fight and Escape

Robin Hood engages in a fierce battle with the sheriff's men, but is outnumbered and wounded in his right arm.
He slowly retreats into the forest, using his knowledge of the terrain to evade his pursuers.
Eventually, Robin Hood loses his pursuers in the forest and makes his way to St Mary's Abbey.

Seeking Refuge

Exhausted and wounded, Robin Hood collapses in front of the abbey, where he is discovered by the abbot's men.
The abbot, though tempted to kill Robin Hood, is bound by the sanctity of the church and orders him taken to a bedroom instead.

Robin Hood visits his old friend Friar Tuck and they reminisce about their past adventures. Friar Tuck shares his concerns about his health and the future of the kingdom. What happens next? Take this quiz to find out!