Loxley (a character in Robin Hood)

Loxley, often recognized as Robin Hood's alias, is a key character in the Robin Hood legend, representing an English nobleman who becomes an outlaw. Traditionally, he is depicted as a skilled archer and leader of a band of Merry Men, fighting against the tyranny of Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham. Loxley embodies themes of social justice and rebellion against corruption, championing the poor and defending their rights. His story has been adapted in numerous works, making him an enduring symbol of heroism and resistance in popular culture.