... , he suggests toward the end that only in destroying his lying confession does he reveal some goodness, he is not being fair to himself. He has hitherto fought hard and ably for justice; and in admitting publicly his sin with Abigail to save Elizabeth, he has already shown himself capable of generous self-sacrifice. Because he has a lively conscience, he may ... ...

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... biggest reason is because she loves Ivanhoe, and wishes to marry him when he returns. Beautiful and strong, Rowena finds herself the unwilling object of De Bracy's affections, but she ably wards him off. She is rewarded with Ivanhoe, who becomes her husband. The hermit, also Clerk of Copmanhurst, also Friar Tuck: The fat, jolly, lawbreaking hermit whom the Black Knight ... ...

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