@riffraffrabble asked:
Robin: ✅ : what do they pretend to have together that they don't?🫥 : how often do they pretend to be fine to keep the peace? 🔥 : what moment do they replay when they're ashamed?🚬 : what vice do they justify the most?💞 : do they separate sex and feelings, or blur them dangerously?🔪 : what would they do if survival demanded cruelty?
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✅ : what do they pretend to have together that they don't?
I think Robin has to do a lot of faking it until he makes it. There's no doubt that he's actually not fine at all. He suffers from PTSD from being in the holylands. Severe enough that they sent both him and much home. I think he tries very hard to prove that he's fine and that he's still the same Robin somewhat from when he left but really he did come home very changed and I don't think the merry men other than Much really knows that. Will and Marian though I do think have noticed a difference but Will doesn't call him up on it and I don't recall if Marian ever does but I think she would probably call him out on it.
🫥 : how often do they pretend to be fine to keep the peace?
I think petty things happen really often at camp. And Robin despite it all I do think is a little petty but since he's the leader and has to lead by example I do think he lets things slide to keep the peace just so Allan will maybe cop on and do the same thing (spoilers: he never does)
🔥 : what moment do they replay when they're ashamed?
Not getting to King Richard fast enough. I think he'll always carry that guilt with him no matter what and I think it weighs very heavily on him.
🚬 : what vice do they justify the most?
I think for every merry man he allows some kind of indulgence. Living in the forest is hard and within reason they can all have a little vice as a treat. I think maybe Djaq maybe whips them up a little something to take the edge off. Maybe something to smoke or just some kind of tonic to get them all a little intoxicated when alcohol is hard to come by.
💞 : do they separate sex and feelings, or blur them dangerously?
I think unless it's Will or Marian Robin is able to separate sex and his feelings. With those two especially, I think the lines got very blurred and messy for him. I think due to their history with him he's just not able to separate his feelings from the physical act.
🔪 : what would they do if survival demanded cruelty?
Robin's a very practical man and when push comes to shove if he has to kill someone he will. He didn't get though the holylands by being best friends with everyone. Robin though I think does try to keep casualties to minimum I think there's a lot of trauma around killing people and that's why he tries to solve things without killing people. But really if it was the only way I don't think he'd feel bad about doing what has to be done.












