Robin Hood
Cunningly hiding his bow behind his back, Robin approached the lone
rider...
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That was aweful, but I can't really think of any better way of making it
seen that the individual is Robin, unless he has a bow. i can't seem to
draw a small bow in pro with these people (I had thought of "D")
.:|:. Andy Hood .:|:.
.::'^`::. ah7...@bris.ac.uk .::`^'::.
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