Picture this: It’s a poor little rabbit’s birthday. As a gift, he is given a solitary coin – with which he can purchase whatever he wants. He’s excited – really excited! Then, all of sudden the Sheriff of Nottingham comes along and demands the coin be handed over to pay for taxes. Heartbroken, little Skippy (that’s the rabbit’s name), relinquishes the coin. Thank goodness old Robin Hood was around the help right this tremendously vile wrong.
試想這樣一幅畫(huà)面，這一天是這只可憐小兔子的生日。而他的生日禮物是一枚硬幣，有了這枚硬幣他可以買(mǎi)任何他想要的東西。他興奮極了-是的他興奮極了！但是，突然諾丁郡的治安官出現(xiàn)了要求他交出那枚硬幣作為賦稅。小skippy的心都碎了但還是交出了硬幣。感謝上帝老羅賓漢及時(shí)出現(xiàn)制止了這一邪惡罪行。