
Sir Guy of Gisbourne |

Gisbourne reads the edict declaring Robin Hood an outlaw. |

A black arrow crashes through a window and buries
itself in the table. |

Sir Guy leads an escort for the "ransom" money
through Sherwood Forest |

Robin Hood and Will Scarlet lead Marian and Sir Guy to their camp.
Maid Marian is riding the horse that would later become Roy Rogers' "Trigger." |

Sir Guy and the Sheriff have been stripped of their fine clothes
and given rags to wear. |

Apoplectic with fury and humiliation, Sir Guy is sent back to Nottingham
in rags. |

Gisbourne tries to explain to Prince John about the ambush. |

Gisbourne at the Archery Tournament, where he plans to capture
Robin Hood |

Prince John and
Gisbourne have spotted the tall tinker (Robin Hood in disguise) and
know the trap has worked. |

Lady Marian awards the Golden Arrow to Robin Hood,
and he is captured. |

Everyone turns out for the hanging of Robin Hood. |

Sir Guy flirts with Lady Marian at Robin's execution. |

Lady Marian nervously awaits Robin's hanging. |

Sir Guy eagerly awaits the moment when Robin's neck is stretched. |

Prince John and Sir Guy plot to have King
Richard murdered. |

Sir Guy and the Bishop of the Black Canons |

Lady Marian (on stairs) overhears the plot to kill King Richard |

They wonder how much she overheard. |

Gisbourne finds the note Marian has written to warn Richard. |

Preparing for the coronation |

A spear which Robin has thrown at Gisbourne narrowly misses his
shoulder, but catches his cape. |

An interesting camera shot of the shadows of
Gisbourne and Robin dueling. |

The end of Sir Guy of Gisbourne
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