MGM+'s action-adventure series, Robin Hood, is taking the notch higher with each episode. Previously, in Robin Hood, we got a glimpse of the origins of our titular hero and how the circumstances forced him to be an outlaw. In Episode 3, we also got a sneak peek at the early days of his outlaw band. It ends on a cliffhanger when Aaron Huntington attacks their hut and kills John's dog. In defence, Ralph kills Aaron. Episode 4, titled The Cause of this Unrest delves into the aftermath of the incident, with Sheriff and Bishop planning for Robin's capture, and Little John mourning his pet's death.The synopsis for Robin Hood Episode 4, as per IMDb, reads as follows:"Rob leads a daring heist to steal the Sheriff's own bounty for his capture; success could fund their cause - but the risks force every outlaw to face the true cost of rebellion"Here's what happened in Robin Hood Episode 4.Robin Hood Episode 4 recap: Meet the new allies in Sherwood- Friar Tuck, Spragart, and MaryIn the forest, guilt and hunger hang over Robert's camp. Little John grieves for his dog, and Robert cannot shake the feeling that Aaron did not deserve this. The group has almost no food. The Millers talk about heading to a nearby village, but it's too risky. Instead, they decide to rob whoever passes on the road.They stop a wagon headed to the abbey with supplies. One guard flees, but the driver refuses to run. He knows that the Bishop will abuse him if he runs out empty-handed. The man introduces himself as Friar Tuck, a Norman.Tuck explains how men like the Bishop and Sheriff use faith as a shield while robbing the poor. His anger is calm but firm. His words make Robert realize the poor Normans are victims too of the oppression. Tuck chooses to stay and fight with them.Soon, two more thieves, Spragat and Mary, also join the outlaw band.Robin Hood Episode 4 recap: Nottingham demands action, but power comes with a priceThe episode opens with pressure inside Nottingham. Robert is no longer viewed as a fugitive. He is now considered a symbol of the uprising, especially after being linked to multiple violent encounters. He's a clear threat to the Norman power. The Sheriff discusses the issue with the Bishop of Hereford. Robert has killed royal guards, and he's also been blamed for Aaron Huntingdon's death. Although no one knows if Robert swung the fatal blow or if one of his people did. For now, both Robert and his outlaw group are wanted.The Bishops suggest bringing in more soldiers from Warwick and Leicester to hunt down Robert and his group. The Sheriff, however, tells him that bringing in more soldiers would require more funds and that they would not receive any help from King Henry.The Bishop even suggests dropping the plan, but the Sheriff knows that letting Robert roam free would make him look weak. He proposes a different plan, a bigger bounty, and two hundred soldiers. One half of the expenses is to be paid by Nottingham and the other half by the abbey. He promises the Church will be repaid from the taxes later. The Bishop agrees and sets off to collect the money, unknowingly putting himself in danger.Also Read: New Sean Bean starter Robin Hood series debuts with strong Rotten Tomatoes scoreRobin Hood Episode 4 recap: A heist, the name Robin Hood, and the Bishop's escapeFriar Tuck, the new addition to the outlaw bands, tells them about the bounty money. If the bounty money never reaches Nottingham, the search for Robert will stall. The solution? Rob the Bishop's carriage.The outlaws block the road with a tree, expecting a small number of guards. Instead, fully armed guards ride in. The fight is brutal, leading to the death of Mary and Henry Miller. Robert and his gang fight back. Amid the chaos, Spragart christens him with a new name, Robin Hood.They finally seize the chest and free themselves from the immediate threat of the manhunt. However, in the end, Robin allows the Bishop to escape. Although Tuck slaps the Bishop and humiliates him for oppressing the poor.By the end of Robin Hood Episode 4, Robert Locksley is no longer just wanted. He is turning into a legend.Also Read: Where was Robin Hood shot? Revisiting key filming locations of the MGM+ seriesRobin Hood Episode 4 recap: Priscilla refuses to be controlled, and Marian's life at the royal court of Westminster View this post on Instagram Instagram PostBack at Nottingham, the Sheriff decided to send Priscilla to a convent at Hereford Abbey. He asks Bishop to deliver the news to her and takes her there straight from Aaron's funeral.On the road, Priscilla learns about the Sheriff's plan. She schemes to get out of the situation. At Lockley's, she plays the Earl of Huntingdon and convinces him to let her stay the night, and hints at intimacy. If she's with the Earl, the Bishop can't drag her off to the convent.Once the Bishop backs off, Priscilla vanishes. She tricks the Earl with pillows on the bed and goes back to Nottingham. Her father is stunned to see her. Priscilla makes it clear that she will not accept a life built on his shame and control.Elsewhere, Marian adjusts to her new life under Queen Eleanor. She writes letters to Robert, but cannot send him since he is a fugitive and any paper trail could doom them.Eleanor trains her in quiet power. She explains how she herself is trapped in England, yet still manages to hold influence. Marian meets key figures at the court, including William Marshal. Turns out Robert's cousin Will has become a shameless flirt in the court, and when he advances on Marian, she declines.Also Read: Robin Hood Episode 3 recap: The Sheriff's hunt, Marian's secret mission and Aaron's tragic fateFollow Soap Central for more such updates on Robin Hood.