Original sentence: Allan is killed in episode 12, and only appears (uncredited) as a corpse in the series finale.At the conclusion of the series Gisborne and Robin are both killed, and the original sheriff and Isabella's fates are uncertain after they are caught in the explosion of Nottingham Castle.Prince John (Toby Stephens) joins the cast for three episodes mid-series.The third series staggers the introduction of five new characters, and only Robin himself appearing in all thirteen episodes.This episode reveals the existence of Archer, the half-brother of Robin, Gisborne and Isabella.Tuck (David Harewood), a spiritual preacher returning to England, and Kate (Joanne Froggatt), a Locksley villager who eventually becomes romantically involved with Robin, debut in episodes 1 and 2 respecitvely, both soon becoming part of Robin's gang, Isabella (Lara Pulver), Gisborne's younger sister, appears from episode 5 onwards; soon starting a secret relationship with Robin, her link to the castle through Gisborne is used by the gang
Edited sentence: Allan is killed in episode 12, and only appears (uncredited) in a reprise and as a corpse in the series finale.At the conclusion of the series Gisborne and Robin are both killed by Isabella, and the original sheriff and Isabella's fates are uncertain after they are caught in the explosion of Nottingham Castle.Gisborne does not appear in episodes 3 or 4, having been sent to the court of Prince John.Isabella (Lara Pulver), Gisborne's younger sister, appears from episode 5 onwards and initially occupies a similar role to Marian in previous series; soon starting a secret relationship with Robin, her link to the castle through Gisborne is used by the gang.Prince John himself (Toby Stephens) joins the cast for three episodes mid-series.The third series utilises a significantly more flexible cast, with the entry of five new characters staggered across the series and only Robin himself appearing in all thirteen episodes.This episode reveals the existence of Archer, half-brother to Robin, Gisborne and Isabella.Tuck (David Harewood), a spiritual preacher returning to England, and Kate (Joanne Froggatt), a Locksley villager who eventually becomes romantically involved with Robin, debut in episodes 1 and 2 respecitvely, both soon becoming part of Robin's gang