In "The Outlaws of Sherwood" by Robin McKinley, a humorous exchange occurs between the characters Little John and Much about the antics of their group. Little John expresses a willingness to join in the action, suggesting that the leader may benefit from a refreshing dip in a stream to calm his temper. His light-hearted approach reflects camaraderie and the playful nature of their relationships.
Much humorously supports Little John, indicating he...