The Scarlet Pimpernel

Why did Marguerite hope there would be risks to face?

In the Scarlet Pimpernel, in chapter 20, why did Marguerite hope there would be risks to face?

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Marguerite hoped there were risks because she wanted to atone for her wrongs.

"Oh, I hope there are risks!" she murmured softly, "I hope there are dangers, too!—I have so much to atone for.

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