You need to know(Much)

[Lady Rosetta Court]

Rosetta galloped along the road. "Much!" she called. She called his name again and again. She heard no answer. She slowed her horse down. Where was he? Locksley? More than likely. she keep on searching no matter what.

[Much]

Much was sitting alone in the forest. He needed time to think. Did he love Kate? HE just didn't know. She seemed to like Robin more than she liked him. Everyone liked Robin. No-one liked him. Much sighed and rubbed his eyes.

He thought he heard someone calling his voice. At first he thought it was his imagination, but then he saw a woman ride past, clearly calling his name. Much slid down the hill he was sitting on top of to get a better view of the woman. It was Rosetta. "Rosetta?" he called out.

[Lady Rosetta Court]

"There you are!" she said. She halted her horse and dismounted. "Much I am to marry the prince. But the thing is I love Allan." she smiled. "At one point I thought I loved you but it was a fools love." she said.

[Much]

Much stared at Rosetta in confusion. She had loved him? But it was fools love? Much had no idea that this woman had even loved him at all. As far as he recalled, he had only met her once or twice in his life. He was lost for words. And she loved Allan? Hmm. Much carried on looking her, with a rather unimpressed look on his face. "That's alright," he said, as kindly as he could. "And you should be careful with Allan you know, he's a tricky customer. You shouldn't always believe what he says."

Much knew this from experience.

[Lady Rosetta Court]

"I know." she smiled. "Anyway Im die to marry the Prince sadly to say." she sighed.

[Much]

((occ. u mean "due"? ))

Much nodded and shuffled his feet awkwardly. "Yes...it's a shame isn't it?" he said, keeping his eyes on his feet. He looked back up at Rosetta, and then the thought suddenly struck him. "Hang on, is he already in Nottingham?" he said, eyes wide. If he was, it would be seriously bad news for the outlaws. But looking on the bright side, it was one more person to rob. Much laughed at his own wit. If only the other outlaws were here to hear him say it. But seriously. Prince John was bad news. Much bit his lip in thought.

[Lady Rosetta Court]

"Yes hes here." she said. She looked at him. "Dont worry I'll kill him." she promised.

[Much]

"You'll kill him?" he said. He was rather taken aback by her abrupt response, but he couldn't help finding it a little funny. Much doubted very much that this woman would be able to murder Prince John. Even someone like Robin would not be able to. But then again, Robin only killed when he absolutely had to, and had no intention of killing the likes of Prince John and the Sheriff, or even Sir Guy.

But he was in Nottingham. There had been news of it for several weeks, but it was disconcerting that he had actually arrived. Much grimaced. Prince John being in Nottingham would only make matters worse, and the situation for the poor citizens of Nottingham much worse.

[Lady Rosetta Court]

"Once I am married to him I will strike." she said. She smiled. She mounted her horse again. "Dont worry about me I'll be alright." she promised.

[Much]

"All right, I won't!" he called out to her, convinced. She could look after herself. He nodded politely and then made his way back to camp.

[Lady Rosetta Court]

She halted her horse again. "Much. Tell Allan...I love him and heres my donation to the people of Locksley." she said and thre a purple velvet bag to the floor full of coins.

[Much]

Much stopped running and turned back towards Rosetta. He accepted her bag of coins with a wide grin. "The poor will be most greatful..." he said, inspecting the number of coins in the bag. He nodded again. He would tell Allan that she loved him. He wondered what Allan would say about that. Much smiled to himself and then turned and ran to camp again.

[Lady Rosetta Court]

The next morning Rosetta rode through the forest again. She had some information for the out laws. She had written it on paper so it could be burnt after it was read. She dismounted in the same place as yesterday. She wasn't wearing her dress but a bodice and trousers. She wanted to look like a peasant so she didn't stir up any unwanted attention. She climbed a strong old oak and saw a glimpse of the camp. She took her bow off her back and tied the note to an arrow and fired it into the camp and then climbed back down the tree and waited for Much.