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When Sir Guy came to the aid of a nun, I realized that when he's not leaving his own children in the woods to die or killing random peasants, he's not that bad of a guy. I really have no idea why Marian doesn't see this. Instead of marrying Richard Armitage, she decides to become a nun. Apparently Marian is easily confused, and I'm starting to question her sanity.
Marian: The guy who likes me eats puppies for breakfast, and the guy I like would rather skulk around in a primitive version of a cliched ventilation shaft than have a conversation with me. I'd like to be a nun now, please.
Sir Guy: *broods and angsts over Marian wanting to be a nun*
Robin: *skulks around in a primitive version of a cliched ventilation shaft*
And because I love you all, a bonus brooding angsting shot:
Marian: The guy who likes me eats puppies for breakfast, and the guy I like would rather skulk around in a primitive version of a cliched ventilation shaft than have a conversation with me. I'd like to be a nun now, please.
Sir Guy: *broods and angsts over Marian wanting to be a nun*
Robin: *skulks around in a primitive version of a cliched ventilation shaft*
And because I love you all, a bonus brooding angsting shot: