She consistently made decisions that prioritized the people around her over her own immediate safety.

Riding toward Pierre’s camp rather than away from danger.

Positioning herself and the children where they could be found rather than continuing to flee.

Waiting out the winter in a structured way rather than attempting a desperate run.

These decisions are consistent with a disposition that was not passive — she was clearly willing to take significant risks — but that evaluated risk in terms of relationships and obligations rather than in terms of individual survival alone.

This is speculative as a character analysis, because the sources do not give us access to her inner life.