I’ve been watching episodes of Robin Hood while I try to shake this cold that’s been plaguing me for days. So here’s some tragic Guy:
“You know the worst crime a man can commit? Betrayal”
“You have been constantly in my thoughts. Without you, I no longer feel quite whole.”
“We should be spending more time together, so that we can understand each other better. I want to know you.”
“So tired. Every time I close my eyes, they come…demons. Clawing at my brain. How can I get some peace?”
“Do it! End it, please!…I live in Hell.”
“I loved her as you loved her! I’ll never ask for your forgiveness. I can’t forgive myself.”
(pictures courtesy of Richard Armitage Central)
Nowhere in Particular RA 
Not a great Robin Hood fan, as you know. But Guy suffers so well… 😀
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he is beautifully tragic 😎
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I’ve been meaning to comment on this post, which captures the essence of Guy as tragic lover.
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But then looking at makes me sad and I can’t think of anything to say.
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that pic with the knife to his face “do it! end it, please!” just reaches something deep inside of me.
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As it does me. 😦
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You know how on one of the Twilight DVDs you can choose either the Jacob or the Edward bits and just watch those? I wish I could do that with Robin Hood so I could skip all the idiocy of the Merry Men.
It makes me irrationally angry that a show that was technically for little kids glorifies such a dysfunctional relationship as Robin and Marian’s. He’s always such a bag of dicks towards her.
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as much as I like how they turn the generally accepted assumptions on their heads ( who is “good” and who is “bad”) I agree that any lessons that could have been learned regarding Robin and Marian were wasted.
I think we need a “team John” choice for Sparkhouse too 😉
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