<span>Gulliver reflected Swift's views and values. He mocked his contemporaries with the lilliputians and the brobdingnagians, as well as the sky dwellers. Only in the last section of his book, where Gulliver lives among the horse society(can't recall their name right now), does he approve of the society's structure and values.</span>
Get a less blurry one next time
I believe the first is a and the second one for sure is 3.
Answer:
I just need more points to ask a question so yeah
Explanation:
Robin Hood fought for King Richard during the Third Crusade.
Before he was known as Robin Hood, he was Robin of Locksley. Lord of Locksley and Earl of Huntington.
He lost his lands when he came back from the Third Crusade and he became known as the outlaw Robin Hood whom the rich hates and the poor loves.
Robin Hood steal from the rich and give those stolen items to the poor to aid them in their daily living.
His nemesis were the Sheriff of Nottingham and Guy of Gisborne.
