Low Saxon

How is it, Saxon?

A certain Saxon noble.

What's your name, you Saxon dog?

A Saxon a problem?

Another one of their Saxon impudences.

Just a precaution in case the Saxons create a disturbance.

Not only has she consorted with this Saxon rebel...

And what about our young Saxon cockerel here?

That's all you Saxons think about.

You can beat and starve us Saxons now...

... you'll try to grind a ransom for him out of every helpless Saxon.

Norman or Saxon. What's that matter?

Take up arms, Christians, and fight the black Saracen!

Let's hear his story first, Dixon.

Have it proclaimed in every village that this Saxon Locksley's an outlaw.

Any more objections to the new tax from our Saxon friends?

Me and my stupid AngloSaxon decency.

What can a Saxon hedgerobber know of charm?

... NormansandSaxonsalike will share the rights of Englishmen.

The name is Dixon, Mark Dixon.

And how are the dear Saxons taking the news, Sir Guy?

With a Saxon dangling from every... ... gallowstree between here and Charnwood?

... whogoesaroundthe shire stirring up the Saxons against authority.

We Saxons have little to fatten on by the time your tax gatherers are through.

And I'll never rest until every Saxon in this shire can stand up, free men...

You know, we Saxons aren't gonna put up with these oppressions much longer.

You taught me England is bigger than Normans and Saxons...

Fella named Jackson. BuckJackson.

Mark Dixon.

There isn't a poor Saxon in Nottingham shire that doesn't know and bless Sir Robin of Locksley.

Jackson

Dixon speaking.

Hello, Dixon.

Go ahead, Dixon.

Jack Wilson?

Leslie Jackson?

And Major Jackson?

Lucas Jackson.

... toprotectallwomen, rich or poor, Norman or Saxon.

This is a work by Jackson Pollock.

Mark Dixon! Glad to know you.

Sit down, Mr Dixon.

So you're Jack Wilson.

Lucky Jackson.