Robin's shattered following Marian's death. Enraged and grieving, he leads his gang into what could be their final battle. And their power is even more devastating when Will and Allan return. Following their victory, Robin and the gang return to the cave. While they mourn Marian, miraculously she awakens. The Hemlock, Djaq explains, had an anaesthetic effect on her.
Robin's absolutely 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 takes his leave. As he heads for the hills above Locksley church, Much leads the gang into the Loyal Lord's hangout to join the official rebellion.
However, Much struggles to settle 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, giving him a punch to remember.
Marian rides with Robin back to Nottingham Castle where they save her father's life. Marian and Robin are blissfully reunited.
Robin's absolutely 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 takes his leave. As he heads for the hills above Locksley church, Much leads the gang into the Loyal Lord's hangout to join the official rebellion.
However, Much struggles to settle 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, giving him a punch to remember.
Marian rides with Robin back to Nottingham Castle where they save her father's life. Marian and Robin are blissfully reunited.
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