Robin Hood’s legend has plenty of arrows, but this darker historical tale carries a heavy weight of regret. Take this personality quiz to find out which character you resemble most. Your result could point to an outlaw facing his past, a healer offering refuge, or someone caught in the fallout of old violence.
About The Death of Robin Hood
The 2026 thriller The Death of Robin Hood reimagines the familiar outlaw as an aging man haunted by the killings that made him infamous. Gravely wounded after a battle, Robin finds refuge at a remote priory, where Sister Brigid tends to him and he meets a young girl seeking safety. As old enemies and painful memories surface, his struggle to survive becomes a reckoning with the life behind the legend.
The Death of Robin Hood Character Profiles
Robin

Hugh Jackman’s Robin Hood is an aged outlaw living in isolation, troubled by the killings that shaped his life. He dismisses the heroic legends told about him, seeing little to celebrate in his past. Still dangerous with a bow and in a fight, Robin is weary of violence and longs for peace. His arrival at a remote priory brings him into contact with Sister Brigid and a young girl, renewing the question of whether a life marked by harm can make room for change.
Sister Brigid

Sister Brigid, played by Jodie Comer, is the prioress of a remote island priory and a healer who cares for the gravely injured Robin Hood. Mysterious and self-possessed, she approaches her work with discipline rather than easy sentiment. Her encounter with Robin places her professional duty beside the painful moral questions raised by his past. Brigid is neither a simple symbol of mercy nor an uncomplicated judge; her own history gives her response to him a quiet, complex gravity.
Edward

Known as Little John in his outlaw days, Edward is the name he uses while living as a farmer with his family. Robin Hood’s oldest and most loyal companion, he has tried to leave their violent past behind and settle into a quieter life. When danger reaches his family, Edward turns to Robin for help, showing that his protective instincts and survival skills remain sharp. His character balances hard-won domestic stability with the loyalty and ruthlessness forged in his former life.
Arthur

Arthur, played by Noah Jupe, is a young man who arrives at the priory injured and carrying the weight of a violent conflict. His presence makes Robin wary, as Arthur appears connected to the family seeking vengeance. Vulnerable yet shaped by grief, he reflects the way violence leaves its mark on those who inherit its consequences. Arthur’s struggle is caught between the pull of revenge and the possibility of choosing a different course.







