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 …showed first 75 words of 457 total…

…showed last 75 words of 457 total…of Locksley deals with the cheap tricks of his foe. Both characters end by winning and getting the girl, (as do many heroes in films following these movies) but The Court Jester in a much more humorous way. Both end up with the same conclusion, but the trip it took to get there was similar in several obvious ways in which you can easily tie the two together, but separated by humor and subtle details.