Why does lochinvar come to ellen’s wedding?

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The correct answer is C) His intent to marry her himself.

He wants to marry her himself because he loves her.

The story romantic of Lochinvar and Ellen is derived from Canto V, XII of the poem “Marmion” by Sir Walter Scott. Lochinvar goes to Ellen’s wedding to save her from the arranged marriage her father forced her into and marry her himself afterwards.

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