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Much quotes from Robin Hood

Played by Sam Troughton · 148 quotes · page 2 of 10

Much

Played by Sam Troughton

Robin Hood · 415 quotes

2nd most-quoted character in Robin Hood: in 148 of its 415 quotes
Most scenes with: Robin Hood (89), Will (45), Djaq (45)

Lines by Much 18

[Robin and Much find the Sheriff in their camp. Much walks up to the Sheriff who is standing in the]

Much

Out of my kitchen!

Scenes with Much 130

[Much yelling at the Sheriff's guards as they leave, after being fooled.]

Much

Us...rogues? Don't show your faces here again, COWARDS!

Shh! Quiet.

Much

Why? We have won, and they should be ashamed. SHAME ON YOU! Come back here again and my master and I shall see that you leave with more than just your TAILS between your legs!

HGHead Guard

"My master and I"? There are only two of them!

Much

[Wide-eyed.] I shouldn't have said that.

[The guards return and begin to chase them]

Much

Run, Robin. Run!

Much

When I see the River Trent, I am going to cry. I'm going to cry like a baby. When we get home, I'm going to eat roast beef.

Yesterday, you said pork.

Much

Well yesterday I was not as hungry. I could eat beef and pork and lamb! Mmmm, yes, I'd like that very much. In fact, I can feel a song coming on.

No! No song! Absolutely no song!

Much

It would be a cheery song.

And it would be a tragedy, too! A tragedy for you to have survived the Turk, and made it to within a few miles of Locksley, only to be killed by your own master!

Much

You know, it is lucky I do not readily take offense! You know, a smaller man would be offended! A smaller man would be wounded!

And a cleverer man would sing fewer songs!

[After being offered a meal of roast pork in return for digging a ditch for a weaver]

Much

Master, we could, could we?

Much, we are nearly home!

Much

Please! Please!

[Robin looks to Nathan, the weaver and Nathan throws the shovel to Robin who gives it to Much]

Much

I love you. Have I ever said that?

[Robin nods gestures over to the ditch]

[As they run away from the weaver's home]

Much

I said no stopping! Why do you never ever listen?!

Faster! Go!

[Next scene - night and Robin has lit a fire and stands up next to Much, both wrapped in blankets]

Much

I'm not saying anything.

[Robin, in a childish manner mimics Much's words]

[holding a bow and arrow at Robin, after he has disturbed her father] You heard my father. Leave!

Marian. It is me, Robin.

[She moves closer, still pointing the bow and arrow]

Congratulations. Leave!

How are you? I thought of you.

Leave!

[Marian and Edward return to their house and Edward is closing the door]

Edward, if you do not remember me, then remember Nottingham! Remember your people!

[Edward closes the door]

Interesting.

Much

Interesting? It was unbelieveable! And he used to treat us like... like sons!

She is still unmarried.

Much

Oh, and I thought you had come to see the old sheriff!

I did!

Much

Please!

Rumours abound.

What rumours?

That you are weak. That you have returned weakened from your exertions in the Holy Land.

Much

My master returns with honours, honours from the King!

Mmm. Well, the greater honour would have been to have stood and fought with him, surely?

[sternly] I have visited my peasants in your dungeons. They have committed grave crimes...

Much

Master, surely--

... which would make all the more compassionate your gesture of pardoning them!

Pardoning them? I will see them hang in the morning. You yourself said that we risk rebellion. We must have order.

It is custom for the Sheriff to hear his nobles' requests for clemency--!

La-di-da-di-da! Oh, by the way, in your absence we nominated you to oversee tomorrow's entertainment.

No.

Oh, you don't want these rumours of weakness to spread, hm? Better scotch them now, otherwise we'll all pay.

[About the Sheriff.] Stop him. I'm going to stop him.

Much

We can't... stop... the Sheriff. Only the Crown can withdraw his license.

When the King returns, he will have his comeuppance. Until then we will scupper his sadistic punishments. We will stop his insane taxes and give them back to the poor, where they belong!

[dryly] Sure.

We will rob him! And if you dead men had had spines in your backs, that's what you would've been doing for the last five years.

[After visiting Knighton Hall in order to ask for help in saving Robin]

Much

Nothing?!

What can I do? I warned him - the Sheriff.

Much

Yes, my lord, but...

He should have listened to my father, and now he is an outlaw.

Much

I know, my ladyship.

And not a very impressive one.

Much

That is...! Forgive me, but that...is not fair. He is most impressive.

He is caught after one day, does that impress you?

Much

He gave himself up to save tongues.

Tongues?

Much

In Locksley. The Sheriff was cutting out peoples tongues until someone told him where Robin was.

[Pause]

Much

I hate the Sheriff. [he stands] And I hate you if you aren't going to help Robin.

[He starts to leave]

Young man, I will speak in court of course, but...your master has doomed himself. His fate is...resign yourself.

Much

In the Holy Land, my master had dreams. [to Marian] He spoke your name. [pause] Good night. [he leaves]

Much

[Grabbing onto Robin's sleeves.] Master, no! You cannot go back in there. If you go back in and die, then I will die. Of grief. So you must come now, if only to save me.

[Likewise holding Much's arms.] Yes, and that is why I love you. [To Roy] You, I need your help. It will be dangerous.

[Roy looks at Little John, who nods]

Yes.

[They walk off]

Much

Him. Why him when you love me?

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