When he lusts he should marry her. She must be treated with dignity and not be sexually abused. Additionally, the man also must respect her state of emotional upheaval by giving her time properly to mourn the loss of her parents. If he should find this wife distasteful he cannot sell her, because he, in fact, still afflicted her by marrying without her consent. They must be properly buried and not left overnight to hang on display.
Human dignity demands that false accusations be punished.
The Torah enjoins sensitivity to the personal and emotional needs of the newly married couple. The Torah's respect for the dignity and the rights of the powerless are most apparent when it speaks about the lower social and economic strata of the society. Outside you are to stand, and the man to whom you have lent is to bring out the pledge to you, outside. Protesting such violations of human dignity and being sensitive to the rights and feelings of others is incumbent upon all who value the Torah's teaching. There is not to be a man's item on a woman, a man is not to clothe himself in the garment of a woman, for an abomination to YHWH is anyone doing these.