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"Alas, I am forlorn!" he said. "Where will you go? Who will you see? Wherever you go, I'll come with you, And where I go, you shall go too." (lines 127-130)
"Wherever those ladies choose to ride, I myself go riding there. For life or death I do not care!" (lines 340-342)
Sir Orfeo exclaims in the beginning that he wants to follow his love wherever she goes because he doesn't want to lose her. Towards the end after he had lost her, he realizes this time will be different and Orfeo will do anything he can to go wherever she will go.
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