If the organization is still Robin's extension of a personal grudge, then displacing the sheriff should be the primary mission of the Merry Men. If the organization is acting on behalf of the district then replacing the sheriff with a more benign administration should be the priority. If, however, the Merry Men's existence is an expression of widespread dissatisfaction with the present political order, then Robin should consider his potential contributions on a national scale. An analysis of the options confronting Robin ought to lead to question the criteria by which strategy is judged. Who is the actor in strategy? The chief executive officer? Top management? A coalition of stakeholders? What do you think, class?