Robin Hood, who stole from the rich to give to the poor, lived in England and fortunately not in the town of Nothing Gulch, in the Wild West, because the inhabitants of this town would have dealt with him in "radical" ways: they would have hanged the town's poor. The lone cowboy with nerves of steel, who defends the weak and ignores fear and desperados, has plenty of reasons to disagree with them. And he manages to make the cowardly townspeople reconsider their "beliefs" and make amends. Mercy is not deserved by those who claim and try to prove that to become a victim, one must first become a friend. Nevertheless, Lucky Luke is not lonely for this reason. I remember very well that the last time I met him, he told me personally that he is lonely because he likes it that way and has chosen it.