The story of Sir Robin of Locksley from The Adventures of Robin Hood, and Hubert Hawkins tale from The Court Jester are similar in several obvious ways in which you can easily tie the two together, but separated by humor and subtle details. Robin Hood, the dashing hero of The Adventures of Robin Hood is turned into a loveable goof named Hubert Hawkins, who resembles Robin's good nature, but is different because of his lack of training and skill with a sword, and with his wit.
The rightful king in both stories is off of the throne by a power hungry family member, although King Roderick was…
