Why is it significant that Quentin and Margo have a nighttime adventure together before Margo later runs away?

A Quentin is so impressed with the brilliance of Margo's acts of revenge that he has fallen deeply in love with her by the time she runs away.

B. Quentin enjoys the feeling of being pushed to go beyond his comfort zone and and hopes that by finding Margo, she can continue to play the role of the
adventurer in his life.

C. Quentin realizes that Margo is self-centered, focused only on how others have wronged her rather than how she may have wronged others.

D. This adventure solidifies Quentin's interest and admiration for Margo and cements his desire to find her once she runs away.