They've done nothing to make Robyn actually feel attached to her home, so we open on her telling some story about making a dent in the ceiling.
They're given one day to pack their shit and leave.
Marian comes to Robyn with a possiable solution to help, but Robyn's too preoccupied getting pissy that Marian didn't tell her she had a vendetta against Prince. Naturally, Marian is apoligetic and submissive rather than telling Robyn to stop being a little bitch or she walks with the only way of saving their home.
Marian grovels for the crime of 'feeling sorry for herself' while Robyn and Tuck were in jail.
"I see why Robyn likes you." Because Marian has no spine, yes.
"Prince is lying to the city council." About what? This Bill 21 shit is the core of the entire story, but we know nothing about what it's about or what it does, all we know is that it allows Prince to buy their land.
"You've already done enough damage, pack your things and leave like everyone else!" Hey, Robin's mom. You gonna tell anyone how you had a golden chance to save everyone from being homeless and turned it down without consulting anyone? No?
"The cops put me in this chair. The city is against us. The Sheriff ilegally detained our children. If we leave, they win." And if you stay, you've just listed very compelling reasons to why you'll be gunned down.
"There's multiple entrances to Sherwood, how are we gonna cover all of them?" "We won't need to. Despite the Sheirff having the entire police force on her side, she's going to take the building one entrance at a time instead of just spreading out her forces to converge on every exit."
It's bad enough you're dragging your unarmed community into this, but now you guys are letting literal teenagers join a fight against the heavily armed, shoot-first-ask-questions-later police force? I'm sure that pepper spray is gonna come in real handy.
"Prince has been buying property" "...Yes, that's what property developers do, dumbass." "Yeah, but he's not telling everyone he bought them." "That isn't illegal or suspisous."
Why would any scandal save Sherwood? Prince owns the property legeally now, it doesn't matter if the bill gets repealed eventually. Or, at least, if it does, it will be a length process that wouldn't stop the Sherwooder's from being evicted.
"When I was a kid, I had to fight every day of my life." Really weird how the white characters in this show seem to have actual impoverished and/or abusive backgrounds compared to our supposedly struggling oppressed protagonists.
The Sheriff gives her sex slave a promise ring.
"You never cared about me, you were just covering your tracks." Then why didn't he just have you killed? Why did he make sure you were well taken care of and given all the tools you'd need to investigate his secrets? You can't keep telling us how bad and ruthless your villain is when he doesn't even attempt the bare minimum to take out actual threats to his empire.
"You killed my father." "He killed himself." "You may not have pulled the trigger, but you pushed him to it!" Your father couldn't deal with the financal concequences of trying to ruin a major company with no evidence, that ain't on Prince.
Luckily, Prince destroys Marian's phone and all evidence of her illegally stealing from him.
"It doesn't matter that we win, it matters that we fight and send a message of what happens when they mess with people like us." So, not only are you gonna get all these people killed, but you'll do so proudly so you can send the message that... What? Communities that the public have already been convinced are violent, crime-ridden shitholes will attack the police trying to remove them from land they don't own? You do realize that will make things worse for your 'people' right?
Tuck, being the only smart person in this show*, made sure to keep a tracker on Marian, allowing them to know Prince has taken her. Natually, Robyn immeditaly goes 'Fuck this community and sending a message shit' and goes to bail because her booty call is in danger. Cuck John stops her and goes instead. Yeah, before a big battle is the perfect time to send away the military veteran.
*Seriously, I haven't mentioned it before, but Tuck has consistently saved the group's asses by being the one fucking person to think ahead. Like, their entire medicine heist would have been a bust if Tuck hadn't decided, of his own violition, to go rooting around the company's files for blackmail material.
Also, apparently Sherwood has a bunch of tunnels.
"You find anyone, arrest them." Why is the corrupt, bloodthirsty police force still treating the assault on an area they've already convinced the public is a violent, crime-ridden shithole with kiddy gloves?
Okay, they've assulted you with pepper spray, smoked you out with smoke arrow grenades, and charged you in droves. Pull out the guns.
The mother makes a live stream announcing that Sherwood will fight the police every step of the way. How does this do anything but make things worse?
John Prince reveals his plan: He's buying properties around the lake so he can stage an accident that will flood other districts of the city and drown the people because it would take too long to evict all of them. After that he'll use the new land to build a walled city for the rich.
And now Prince decides to try and kill Marian. At literally the worst opportunity to do so.
John saves Marian, but also accidentally reveals the secret entrance to the police. The Sheriff's sex slave makes his way to Robyn's mom and kicks the shit out of Robyn, but he makes the fatal mistake of monologuing about how the Sheriff wants to frame the Hood for murdering Robyn's mom while being recorded... By the live stream the show excplicitly told us had been disabled by the sex slave. It's why Robyn went up there in the first place.
Fittingly, the sex slave is then knocked out by the Condom Jar.
And that's the end of the cops' raid. Once again, the heroes win an impossiable situation because the villains have the patience of saints and needlessly reveal their plans.
The sex slave wakes up in the ambulance and... Has a tender moment with the Sheriff where he apologizes for failing her and how he just wants to make her proud?
Oh, this last minute character depth is just to make the Sheriff look even more fucked up when she murders him.
So, we cut to Sherwood back to normal. Because Prince no longer owns it. Somehow the Sheriff fucking up means Prince's bill gets repealed and he loses the property immeditately. The Mayor threatens that if he tries to sue the city for breaching their contract, she'll uncover his ties to the Sheriff and ask Marian for whatever has on Prince. Which is jack and shit.
Also, if she had anything to take Prince down with, why wouldn't she already do it? It's this weird morality where, instead of exposing injustice, it's better to smugly tell the person doing terrible things that you could expose them but are choosing not to for not gain.
Cuck John catches Marian and Robyn making out. He's mildly awkward about it.
The Sheriff frame the Hood for killing her sex slave and say they're wanted for murder. Which doesn't work if we're to believe how the heroes won.
As I and many other predicted, the season ends with Prince announcing that he's running for Mayor and the Mayor looks terrified; further proving that she has nothing on Prince.