Robin Hood and the Dance

The transcript describes a narrative involving Robin Hood's influence on Mary Anne and Little John, leading to Ken dancing alone. Ken labors after a table, aiming to dance into France, and takes pains to skip in hopes of gains, ultimately tripping on his toe. The sequence repeats, emphasizing Ken's efforts and the dance's significance.

Who were the characters mentioned as being gone at the start?

• Robin Hood and Ken

• Robin Hood and Mary Anne

• Ken and Little John

• Mary Anne and Little John

What was forgotten when Ken danced alone?

• The dance

• The table

• The hobby horse

• The gains

What was Ken's goal in his labor after the table?

• To gain riches

• To trip on the toe

• To skip the hobby horse

• To dance them into France

What did Ken hope to achieve by taking pains?

• To gain wealth

• To forget the hobby horse

• To dance alone

• To impress Mary Anne

What action did Ken repeat in his journey?

• Laboring after the table

• Dancing with Mary Anne

• Tripping on the toe

• Skipping the hobby horse