She doesn't blame him for protesting how he was being treated, but two things stood out for Peggy amidst his tirade: 'scheduled' and 'Babylonian'. The former indicates to her that people were put into this situation on a regular basis; the latter may be the language the guard used.
Whatever the case may be, Peggy was keen to find out. She hopes that he was the right person to ask.
Peggy looks confused at his reaction, very interested in what exactly brought it about in the first place. She thinks that she hears her name being said, but his words were hard to work out since he was speaking so fast and to himself.
The confusion soon turns to suspicion not long after he speaks again. There was something missing here.
"We haven't met before, no." She replies carefully, remaining where she was. "However, that doesn't explain your very visceral reaction to my presence."
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Whatever the case may be, Peggy was keen to find out. She hopes that he was the right person to ask.
Peggy looks confused at his reaction, very interested in what exactly brought it about in the first place. She thinks that she hears her name being said, but his words were hard to work out since he was speaking so fast and to himself.
The confusion soon turns to suspicion not long after he speaks again. There was something missing here.
"We haven't met before, no." She replies carefully, remaining where she was. "However, that doesn't explain your very visceral reaction to my presence."
A brow raise.
"Care to explain?"