Robin Hood

Robin is shattered by Marian's death. He leads his gang into a harsh battle. Following their victory, Robin and the gang return to the cave. While they mourn Marian, miraculously she awakens. Robin is delighted, but remembers he no longer has the evidence to convict Gisborne following Pitts' death. Marian returns to Knighton where she prepares for her wedding. Meanwhile, her father and the lords loyal to the King are preparing to rise up against the Sheriff, with the King's imminent return. Depressed about Marian's impending marriage, Robin disappears. Much leads the gang into the Loyal Lord's hangout to join the official rebellion. However, Much struggles without Robin, and ever loyal, he sets out to follow him. On his way he encounters King Richard's procession and realises that the King is an impostor. In the Great Hall, "King Richard" tricks the lords into giving evidence against the Sheriff and they are murdered one by one by the Sheriff himself. As Marian prepares to become Lady Gisborne, Much reveals news of the conspiracy. Knowing her father is in danger, Marian abandons Gisborne at the altar. Marian rides with Robin back to Nottingham Castle where they save her father's life. less

Roy's kidnapped by the Sheriff's men and given an impossible dilemma: kill Robin or watch his mother hang at sunrise. Roy returns to the gang with the premise to kill Robin. Marian's publicly humiliated by the Sheriff after feeding starving villagers. In the crowded castle courtyard, her hair is cut off. Marian has also tracked Robin down and inadvertently saves his life. As Marian tends to Robin's wounds, they talk more openly than ever about their past and hopes for the future. It's nightfall when Robin and his men shelter in a barn. In the early hours, Roy tries to kill Robin but he's disarmed. He reveals his mother's life is in peril. At Nottingham Castle, the gang rescue Roy's mother. As the men run for their lives, Roy sacrifices himself to give them more time. less