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Robin Hood and the sorcerer
Mystically, we are transported back to another time. Herne the Hunter, the horned god of the English forests, appears to Robin. He tells Robin that he and his men have been anointed to protect the fearful and less fortunate subjects of England. Robin is reluctant but Herne assures him that it is his destiny.
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