Robin Hood: The Outlaw by Alexandre Dumas is the second volume in Dumas’s Tales of Robin Hood series, continuing the legendary adventures of the famed English outlaw. This installment picks up where The Prince of Thieves left off, delving deeper into Robin Hood’s exploits and the challenges he faces.  In this narrative, readers witness the evolution of Robin Hood’s character as he grapples with betrayal, navigates complex relationships, and confronts formidable adversaries. The story explores his unwavering commitment to justice, his leadership of the Merry Men—including figures like Little John, Will Scarlett, and Friar Tuck—and his enduring love for Marian. As Robin contends with the machinations of the Sheriff of Nottingham and the ambitions of Prince John, he must also reconcile his actions with his loyalty to King Richard. (6095)