Under the Hill, death does not prevent you from making mistakes. - This story is set after "The Greatest Enemy" and the sequel to "We Are Sidhe".

Two brothers' misjudgment alters more than just their own lives. - The story is set during the first season.

The Sheriff of Nottingham simply cannot be without his steward, Sir Guy of Gisburne. - Timeline: The story is set during the first two seasons.

What happened to Robin Hood and his friends after their victory over the Knights of the Apocalypse? - The story is set after "The Knights of the Apocalypse" and Part 6 of the series "Axe-Time; Sword-Time; Wind-Time; Wolf-Time". - I uploaded chapter 5, the others will follow immediately after finishing.

The first step on a new path is the hardest. - The story is set after "The Greatest Enemy".

Treading a path through snow and ice can lead to unknown dangers. - This story is set before the first episode.

Family or friends? Which is more important? Who determines the right path? - This story is set 4 years after the episode "The Greatest Enemy" and after "Rutterkin".

Robin should have known that leaving the camp that morning whilst sick was a bad idea. Luckily for him John and Tuck are there to pick him up and get him back home.

Under the Hill death is no cure for sorrow. - This story is set after "The Greatest Enemy", the sequel to "The Changeling" and the prequel to "The Law of Unintended Consequences".

Whether rebirth or happenstance, it is always hard to have to leave your home. - This story is set many, many, many years before the first episode.

Even Robin has the right to have a bad day, right? - This story is the sequel to "Through A Looking-Glass, Darkly".

It's not easy to run a pack, because on some paths there are more obstacles than on others. - This story is set after "The Cross of St. Ciricus" and before "The Time of the Wolf". - This is the sequel to "Shadows in The Moonlight".

Hate is a poor advisor. - This story is set before "The Knights of The Apocalypse" and Part 5 of the series "Axe-Time; Sword-Time; Wind-Time; Wolf-Time".

There are a lot of "Different Paths", a man could walk in Sherwood, but some are more dangerous than others. - This story is set after "The Cross of St. Ciricus" and before "The Time of the Wolf". - This is the prequel to "Better Get Rid of The Bitches".

Gisburne had surmised that a service without combat would do him good. - This story is set before "Seven Poor Knights from Acre" and is Part 3 of the series "Axe-Time; Sword-Time; Wind-Time; Wolf-Time".

The love of two young people casts its shadow on the future. - This story covers the time before the show and it is Part 1 of the series "Axe-Time; Sword-Time; Wind-Time; Wolf-Time".

"Under the Hill" death is not the end. - This story is set after "The Greatest Enemy" and the prequel to "We Are Sidhe".

Gisburne, unable to go out to hunt (anyone else) went for the only prey available to him. - This story is set after "The Time of the Wolf" and Part 4 of the series "Axe-Time; Sword-Time; Wind-Time; Wolf-Time".

Some nightmares should never come true, thought Robin, as he walked "a really different path". - This is the prequel to "Looking at The Other Side of The Mirror".

What could have happened if Gisburne had not joined the Knights of the Apocalypse in Normandy on "A Different Path" to the future.

Why would the sheriff opt for Gisburne, of all people, as his steward, if he thought nothing of him? - This story is set before "Robin Hood and the Sorcerer" and is Part 2 of the series "Axe-Time; Sword-Time; Wind-Time; Wolf-Time".

What might have happened to the earl's sons after the death of David of Huntingdon had they taken "A Different Path" leading to the future? - The story is set some years after "The Knights of the Apocalypse". - This is my first attempt at fanfiction.

Set after S2. The manor cannot pay their taxes for the fourth time in four months, and Gisburne has been forbidden from returning to Nottingham empty handed. The county is suffering from the lack of challenge to the Sheriff's tyrannical rule, but it is no use wishing for Robin Hood for he and his men are long gone.

The Sheriff suddenly realises thst he has no one to pass his legacy on to. He decides he needs a son. Unwilling to do any of the actual work in bringing up a child he just straight out kidnaps Mathew of Wickham.

A mystical vision and a prophetical riddle, what can they mean for the two men who share the encounter. Can one man stand alone against tyranny, beneath a ruler indifferent to suffering. Perhaps it is time to try, perhaps it is time for England to stand strong, to stand together. They just need someone to lead them, someone to believe in...