According to Sheriff's Kitchen,Briefly write about the rivalry between the Cook and the Steward.
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The cook was angry and worried. Steward comes to know that if sheriff will not turn to castle he wont get his dinner . So he goes up to the cook and says I spoke everything in jest and your dinner is the best. We need to have the dinner we cannot waste food.
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Explanation:
People have told stories about Robin Hood for more than 700 years. Nobody knows if he was a real person or an invented character. In the legends, Robin was extremely intelligent and had a playful sense of humour. He loved playing tricks on people. Robin Hood was a benevolent outlaw, who robbed the rich and helped the poor. The Sheriff’s Kitchen is an interesting play by Ronald Gow, a renowned English dramatist. The Sheriff of Nottingham tried many times to arrest Robin Hood, but he did not succeed. Robin Hood outsmarted the plans of the Sheriff with the help of his devoted followers on every occasion. The Steward (A person employed to manage another's property, especially a large house or estate) entered the Sheriff’s kitchen three hours after dinner time. He was too hungry, but the Cook refused to serve him food as his master, the Sheriff had not arrived for dinner. They both quarrelled, but when the Steward promised to give two large jugs of ale (a drink), they were reconciled. Little John and Friar Tuck were followers of Robin Hood. They entered the Sheriff’s kitchen to steal the food. Meanwhile, the Sheriff came in with Robin Hood guarded by his soldiers. His hands were tied behind. The Sheriff put him in a cell and asked the Steward to take care of the prisoner. Little John planned to rescue Robin Hood. He stole a steel cap and leather coat and carried the halberd (sword) and stood like a sentry. Making the Steward drink a lot of wine, he took away the keys of the cell from the Steward and released Robin Hood. When the Sheriff came in his nightgown and nightcap, Little John seized him from behind and Robin Hood threatened him with a knife at his throat. The outlaws put the Sheriff in the cell and locked him. Thus, they escaped from the Sheriff.