Oh, that is AWESOME -- and I say this as someone who isn't a fan of either Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves or BBC Robin Hood. However, with the clever text and beautiful meld of images, I just have to LOVE it! EXCELLENT job! :-D
BTW, have you been reading Astrinde's latest story? It's called Ad Valorem and she's been posting one or two chapters a day on AO3. Anywaaaay, I thought of you because it's basically Robert de Rainault's life story. It's dark (as you would expect from Astrinde) but utterly fascinating. She really provides a unique interpretation of the Sheriff's role in the RoS universe.
THANK YOU, rusty_armour!!! I am glad you love it. :-) After watching Robin of Sherwood in 1988/89 I am interested in various interpretations of Robin Hood stories. I like Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (and Alan Rickman as Sheriff)but BBC Robin Hood was disappointment for me. I watched it only for Richard Armitage. I love his Sir Guy. :-D I am planning read Astrinde´s story tomorrow, I only briefly checked on it. I need more time for it and vocabulary on alert. :-D
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BTW, have you been reading Astrinde's latest story? It's called Ad Valorem and she's been posting one or two chapters a day on AO3. Anywaaaay, I thought of you because it's basically Robert de Rainault's life story. It's dark (as you would expect from Astrinde) but utterly fascinating. She really provides a unique interpretation of the Sheriff's role in the RoS universe.
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After watching Robin of Sherwood in 1988/89 I am interested in various interpretations of Robin Hood stories. I like Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (and Alan Rickman as Sheriff)but BBC Robin Hood was disappointment for me. I watched it only for Richard Armitage. I love his Sir Guy. :-D
I am planning read Astrinde´s story tomorrow, I only briefly checked on it. I need more time for it and vocabulary on alert. :-D