1.What bargain does Chauvelin offer to Marguerite?
2.Chauvelin has acquired an important note. What information is in it?
3.What metaphor does Marguerite use to describe her situation?
4.What bargain does Marguerite strike with Chauvelin?
Chauvelin corners Lady Blakeney at the opera and reveals the letter he has found. If she does not help him, he will ensure that her brother is executed. He tells her that if she helps him at Lord Grenville's Ball to discover the identity of the Pimpernel, who is supposed to be meeting with his men in secret during the course of the party, then he will give her her brother's letter the next day, and she can destroy it.
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