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<blockquote data-quote="reveal" data-source="post: 2441057" data-attributes="member: 1236"><p>114. <strong>Prince John</strong> - Disney's Robin Hood</p><p></p><p><img src="http://going24-7.com/pins/images_2a/robin_hood_prince_john.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></p><p></p><p>There's nothing Prince John loves more than power, unless perhaps it's gold. He'll do anything to get either, even steal from his own subjects. It's not so difficult -- he stole his brother's crown, after all. He may be a cowardly, scheming, thumb-sucking, royal crybaby, but he's the closest thing England's got to a king while Richard is away on crusade. Meanwhile, "Rob the poor to feed the rich" is Prince John's motto. True to his pledge he travels the countryside with his sycophant sidekick Sir Hiss in tow, spreading taxes and misery wherever he goes. If only his beloved "mummy" could see him now! It all seems so easy -- until Nottingham and that wily bandit Robin Hood. Vain and pretentious, Prince John falls for the outlaw's flattery and tricks, getting his gold and jewels stolen right out from under his very nose. Now he wants Robin Hood dead and will use every evil trick in his book to see that foxy bandit captured and tax-collecting resumed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="reveal, post: 2441057, member: 1236"] 114. [B]Prince John[/B] - Disney's Robin Hood [img]http://going24-7.com/pins/images_2a/robin_hood_prince_john.jpg[/img] There's nothing Prince John loves more than power, unless perhaps it's gold. He'll do anything to get either, even steal from his own subjects. It's not so difficult -- he stole his brother's crown, after all. He may be a cowardly, scheming, thumb-sucking, royal crybaby, but he's the closest thing England's got to a king while Richard is away on crusade. Meanwhile, "Rob the poor to feed the rich" is Prince John's motto. True to his pledge he travels the countryside with his sycophant sidekick Sir Hiss in tow, spreading taxes and misery wherever he goes. If only his beloved "mummy" could see him now! It all seems so easy -- until Nottingham and that wily bandit Robin Hood. Vain and pretentious, Prince John falls for the outlaw's flattery and tricks, getting his gold and jewels stolen right out from under his very nose. Now he wants Robin Hood dead and will use every evil trick in his book to see that foxy bandit captured and tax-collecting resumed. [/QUOTE]
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