She pleads with him to take her as a servant or to kill her, both of which he refuses. She returns to her home, either alone or with an escort hired by the Scottish knight. In some variants, her father or stepmother complains of how easily her love was won, but in all, her mother or father blames the seduction on Scottish treachery and says that she will have gold and lands to get her a husband.
She implores him to accept her as a servant or to slay her, both of which he declines. She returns home, either by herself or with an escort hired by the Scottish knight. In some versions, her father or stepmother laments how easily she was won over, but in all cases, her mother or father attributes the seduction to Scottish treachery and promises her wealth and land to secure a husband.