Thurs. Sept. 28, 2017: Robin Hood Reading and Critique

Today, you were given an overview of the change in hero types. While Sir Gawain was a hero to the rich, Robin Hood fits a Christian theme as a hero for the poor.
You were also given the reading "Robin Hood and the Three Squires" to read actively.
Finally, you were to create a text critique for this reading which is due tomorrow.
If you were not here, check your portfolio for these handouts.

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