Daffy Duck assumes the guise of Robin Hood, commencing with a whimsical display of musical prowess on a long-necked lute akin to a tambouras.

Undeterred by his mishap, Daffy endeavors to showcase his prowess with a quarterstaff, only to inadvertently inflict injury upon himself, perpetuating a recurring visual motif of his bill getting bent.

From misfired arrows to calamitous attempts at swinging on ropes, Daffy's exploits only serve to reinforce Porky's doubts regarding his purported identity as Robin Hood.

Ultimately conceding defeat, Daffy relinquishes his ambitions of thievery and adopts the persona of "Friar Duck," symbolized by a tonsured head and religious habit.

Linda Simensky writes, "Robin Hood Daffy is a visual delight abounding with physical gags, bold colors — bright green against a yellow sky — and layouts and backgrounds that complement a leotard-wearing duck swinging through the trees on a rope.