Also, a fireman looking suspiciously like Agamemnon (also played by Sean Connery) gives him a knowing wink just before leaving. At the end, Kevin apparently wakes up in his bed as his house is burning down, but finds he still has all the photographs he took on his journey, and his parents blow up after touching a piece of the Evil Genius that found its way back with him. Both strange occurrences happen just as Kevin dozes off to go to bed, first with a mysterious knight who is a poster figure on Kevin's wall, then when the dwarves arrive.
Affectionate Parody: Robin Hood is one to Monty Python's "Dennis Moore" sketch, which concerned an incompetent highwayman who stole flowers from the rich and gave them to the poor.The Wife may be Faux Affably Evil, but the Ogre himself may be hungry but not ungrateful and is very friendly when offered and given help. Only Kevin, the hero, is interested in the wonders that the world offers. The morally grey bandits want riches and luxury.
The Evil Genius is obsessed with efficiency, technology and work."I think it's something to do with free will." (Also something of an in-universe, and very literal, Shrug of God.).Agamemnon removes what appears to be the helmet but we never get a look at the guy underneath to confirm, and he just calls it "The enemy of the people." Ambiguously Human: The Minotaur that Agamemnon fights looks like a guy with a cow helmet, but it never speaks and instead makes horrible shrieking and moaning noises.
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