In this passage, we find Esther making one of the later type of choices. She choose to enter the court of the King - uninvited. Under the laws of the day, such actions could bring swift death to the person acting so boldly. Esther faced possible execution for such a violation of rules. Before answering, consider the range of feelings involved in making tough decisions.
Some emotions seem to encourage evil decisions, such as greed, ambition and desire.
Feelings such as love and humility tend to form the drive for Godly decisions. Study the short book of Esther and you will find nothing but the motive of pure love underwriting Esther's actions. You see, Esther's Jewish heritage was unknown to the King. In the turn of events in the book, the Jews were about to be destroyed. Esther loved her people and proved her love by laying down her own royal life.