Understanding the Sheriff's Plan

The transcript involves a conversation about setting up a scaffold, with characters discussing the sheriff's cleverness and the potential for a double hanging. Concerns are raised about Robin Hood's possible interference, but the sheriff remains confident in his plan. Nutsy, a character, makes observations about the sheriff, while another character, Trigger, expresses doubts about an old blind beggar's knowledge.

What is the main topic of discussion in the first section?

• The beauty of the scaffold

• The blind beggar's knowledge

• The sheriff's cleverness

• Robin Hood's potential interference

What does the sheriff's voice symbolize in the second section?

• Silence and mystery

• Melodious authority

• Confusion and chaos

• Fear and intimidation

What is the sheriff's attitude towards the possibility of Robin Hood causing trouble?

• He is angry and frustrated

• He is indifferent and dismissive

• He is worried and anxious

• He is confident and self-assured

What is the sheriff's plan if Robin Hood shows up?

• To outsmart him with cleverness

• To capture him immediately

• To negotiate with him

• To ignore him completely

What is the concern about the blind beggar in the final section?

• He is a friend of Robin Hood

• He might be a spy

• He knows too much

• He is a thief

How does the sheriff's assistant feel about the blind beggar?

• He is respectful

• He is indifferent

• He is amused

• He is suspicious

What is the sheriff's final decision about the blind beggar?

• To arrest him

• To ignore him

• To keep an eye on him

• To ask him for help