An English aristocrat and longbow master drafted to the Third Crusade. Disillusioned by the war, he returns home to find his identity erased and property seized by the corrupt Sheriff. He adopts the alias The Hood to steal taxed wealth for the oppressed, ultimately leading a rebellion against the Sheriff's forces and becoming an outlaw in Sherwood Forest.
Their former romance is rekindled during the uprising.
Robin initially lives with Marian as his lover. After his return, he learns that Marian is involved with Will, but they later kiss during the rebellio...
John becomes Robin's closest operational partner in the resistance.
Yahya proposes that he and Robin work together to end the war by stealing back money taken from the people.
Robin's resistance directly challenges the Sheriff's rule.
The Sheriff declares Robin dead, confiscates his estate, and later hunts him as the Hood. Robin ultimately leads the townspeople against the Sheriff's...
Gisbourne represents both Robin's wartime trauma and his later persecution.
Robin becomes disillusioned when Gisbourne executes unarmed prisoners, and Gisbourne later leads raids to capture the Hood.
Tuck provides Robin with crucial information after his return.
Friar Tuck is Robin's old friend and tells him that the Sheriff declared him dead and seized his property.
Robin's rebellion threatens the Cardinal's larger political scheme.
Robin discovers that the Cardinal's church conspiracy is using the war to drain England's wealth and claim power.
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