This man takes "a gose nek in his hande" to ride over water "a hundred wynter" deep and hits a wren between the horns with a club as the subject of Yngnoraunce's nonsense ballad in John Rastell's The Four Elements.
This man takes "a gose nek in his hande" to ride over water "a hundred wynter" deep and hits a wren between the horns with a club as the subject of Yngnoraunce's nonsense ballad in John Rastell's The Four Elements. One play about this man is interrupted several times by the conversations of John Eltham and John Skelton. This man recruits the title character after a brief fight in a wheat field in the anonymous play George-a-Green, and he is often joined by the clownish miller's son Much. In one play named for this character, he is poisoned to death by Sir Doncaster and the Prior of York, his uncle. Anthony Munday wrote on this man as the exiled noble Robert, Earl of Huntington in a pair of plays, who rescues Scathlocke and Scarlet from hanging and forgives Warman, who was made Sheriff, and the usurper who outlawed him, Prince John. For 10 points, name this outlaw and lover of Maid Marian. 
This man takes "a gose nek in his hande" to ride over water "a hundred wynter" deep and hits a wren between the horns with a club as the subject of Yngnoraunce's nonsense ballad in John Rastell's The Four Elements.
Robin Hood 