Economic and Business Characteristics of Robin Hood and the Merrymen:.
• A not-for-profit organization.
• Comprised of Volunteers.
• Have a single goal to oust the Sheriff of Nottingham and Prince John from power.
• Steady growth of the organization's members over the past two years.
• A strong organizational culture committed to the mission "Rob from the rich and give to the poor".
• Strong loyalty among the members of the organization.
SWOT Analysis.
Strengths:.
• Perception. Robin Hood and the Merrymen are perceived by the farmers and townspeople to be a righteous and good organization, that works towards bringing about financial equality between the rich and the poor.
• The commitment of the members of the organization. The individuals who join Robin Hood and the Merrymen do so because they believe in the mission and goals of the organization.
• The size of the organization. Many individuals want to join the organization which will, in turn, increase its size.
Weaknesses:.
• The size of the organization. The Merrymen have grown so large that they have outgrown their current space and resources.
• Resistance of the organization's members to change. The Lieutenants and some of the lower ranked Merrymen are not flexible or adaptable to a change in the organization's mission and/or goals.
• Inability of the organization to be flexible and adaptable to changes in its current business environment. Rich travelers are changing their travel routes, yet the Merrymen have done nothing to address their dwindling supply of potential victims.
• Decline in discipline and vigilance among the Merrymen. With more down time and fewer victims, the Merrymen have more free time on their hands, with less things to occupy them.
During the thirteenth century there lived a man named Robin Hood. ... He was Robin's trusted henchman and kinsman (Tales of Robin Hood Info 3). ... Allan A Dale entertained the group with his flute playing (Robin Hood 2). ... This is a tale I call Robin Hood and the Monk. ... Meanwhile, Robin had met Sir Guy who admitted that he was hunting Robin Hood. ...
Robin Hood is a classic tale of good versus evil. ... In addition to being a champion of the poor, Robin Hood shows a strong allegiance to the rightful King, Richard the Lion Hearted. ... Robin Hood is an outlaw and like most outlaws of his time he had a reward on his head. ... The Government of the day stole from the poor in the form of excessive taxes, and Robin Hood stole from those who represented the system, in order to help the poor. ... Robin Hood did what I considered to be morally right. ...
The first story I read about Robin Hood was "Tuck, Much, and little John". ... It was about the Sheriff trying to yet again kill Robin Hood of Sherwood. ... This story was about The Sheriff trying to kidnap Robin's son Martin Hood. When he succeeded in kidnapping little Martin Hood, Marion thought of a plan to save him without Robin Hood getting killed. ... Robin lost 36 men in this battle but got Martin Hood back and they were all safe....
Robin Hood and Wrenthrope). ... Wright, Robin Hood: Bold Outlaw of Barnsdale and Sherwood). ... There are many twists on the way that Robin Hood died. ... Legend says that Robin Hood was 87 years of age by his death (Paul Creswick, Adventures of Robin Hood: An English Legend). ... As the years go by the legend of Robin Hood never dies. ...
Kathy Maslowska Rivalry Robin Hood is England's best-loved outlaw. Robin Hood's good traits are easily seen throughout the story. ... Robin Hood was faced with issues from very early on in his life. ... Robin Hood had many different traits that are quite obvious in the story and the movie. ... Robin Hood seemed almost charismatic in some ways in the story and the movie, however it doesn't seem that he tried to be. ...
Everyone remembers the Robin Hood Character? ... This plan is called Robin Hood named after this fictional character. ... There is a lot of controversy over this law, but in reality Robin Hood is a very good thing. ... Robin Hood will improve the poor cities and help their economy in the long run. Using the Robin Hood will also result in less crime. ...
Robin Hood and Beowulf are both classic tales of heroes. ... Do the stories Robin Hood and Beowulf have anything in common? ... The two characters Robin Hood and Beowulf in their stories both are heroes in the end. ... Because Prince John hated Robin Hood, and Robin knows that about the Prince. ... Chivalry was a popular matter during the age of Robin Hood. ...
Compare/Contrast History/Movies Robin Hood Picture for me a horizon dotted with lush green trees and fields of bountiful bushes. ... At the time, Robin Hood was the largest budgeted, at about million dollars, but still stuck to the original theme that Robin Hood was known as. ... Another point to make known is that in the first movie, Maid Marian and Robin Hood had never met. ... Another key difference in the 1991 version of Robin Hood is that King John I is obsolete. ... In the 1938 version of Robin Hood, he was a key character. ...
The outlaws of Sherwood My first reaction to the book was "alright Robin Hood!" and still my reaction is "Alright Robin Hood." ... I do not like how robin hood isn't really like the gentlemen thief it kind of bums me out but perhaps this well develop later on in the book after all it is very early in his career. ... Also at the beginning of the book robin is walking through the woods to the fair and it talks of Much and Marian and you don't know who that is until like a page later but other then that the book is going just fine! ...
