It's not that Peggy's unused to being known, given the news about her during the war, but it's still something that takes her off guard, adjusting the strap of the strange little garment to study the woman who apparently knows her. She's got Peggy at a disadvantage, because Peggy doesn't recognise her in the least, which leaves her rather frustrated.

She never has liked catching up when it comes to information. "I'm sorry, you've an advantage over me," she confesses. "I don't know who you are, but you seem to know me."