Robin Hood

Robin Hood and his friends are convinced that the Baron and the Bishop are dead, and so decide to leave their hideout in order to look for a new home.

In front of Robin, Baron Alwyn swears that from that moment on he will govern honestly in Nottingham.

Robin finds himself caught between two fires: on the one hand, Baron's soldiers are determined to capture him, on the other, the people want to see justice done.

Wohall is a strong, courageous knight who seeks justice now that he has tracked down Robin Hood, the Traitor; Robin declares his own innocence, but Wohall won't listen, and orders him to stand and fight in a duel to the death.

Jones is a poor farmer who is down on his luck, and in a last desperate attempt to gain everyone's respect, especially that of his son Peter, he sets out to capture the dangerous outlaw, Robin Hood, who has a 100 scudos reward on his head.

Two mysterious men and a pretty girl, Griselda, try to persuade Robin to join their band.

Another fearsome hired assassin enters the forest intent on killing Robin; on this occasion Robin is saved by a large, powerfully built, giant of a man who has lost his memory, roaming the world in search of his past.

Little John feels he has been betrayed, and he challenges Robin to a duel in order to get his band back.

Baron Alwyn's soldiers capture Little John and his band, thanks to two vandals on the Baron's payroll, who go around the village pretending to be Will and Robin.

Robin realizes something has happened to Little John and his band, and fears that they have fallen into the Baron's hands; he is unaware that the Baron is going to use Little John to capture him.

In order to celebrate Much's imminent coronation, Baron Alwyn orders that a new road be built; however, his plan soon runs into difficulty.

The Bishop of Herfort is afraid that if Robin makes a move against the Baron, it could cause the date of Much's coronation to be moved forward.

Taking advantage of his disguise, King Richard has had plenty of time to take note of the behavior of his brother John, and also, that of the Baron Alwyn, such that he now knows the full extent of their wickedness.