In the first three stanzas, Scott's descriptions of Lochinvar make readers see him as a:

A - Rather pathetic figure to be pitied

B - Villainous rogue to be feared

C - Kind of clown who's deeds are meant to amuse and entertain

D - Brave and noble figure who impresses all whom he encounters

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The answer should be B.) villainous rogue to be feared.

In the first three stanzas, Scott's descriptions of Lochinvar make readers see him as a:A - Rather pathetic figure to be pitiedB - Villainous rogue to be fearedC - Kind of clown who's deeds are meant to amuse and entertainD - Brave and noble figure who impresses all whom he encounters