- Fitz-Herbert: Your life is too precious to England. You will enjoy this traitor's death no less if I slaughter him for you!
- The Regent. William of Pembroke: Thank you, Fitz-Herbert, but this is one thing I wish to do myself.
- The Regent. William of Pembroke: You're still eloquent, my lord, but the world has changed. Twenty years ago as Robin Hood, you gathered a band of men who did as youordered - that is no longer possible. The men who followed you then are too old for fighting now. We are not moved by your eloquence. If you wish to live in England, it'll be the England that I govern.
- Robin Hood - Earl of Huntington: I would rather leave England.
- The Regent. William of Pembroke: My lords, the Earl of Huntingdon is banished from this land.
- Robin Hood - Earl of Huntington: Men who are given too much power sometimes abuse it. Then they make mistakes.