"I don't want to have to come back to this," she admits, which is the closest she'll come to saying out loud how hard this is going to be. If she has to return in order to bury Berg yet again, she knows that she's going to be faced with another crossroads in which she's torn apart. "I just want to get it over with."

Then, maybe she can try to move on. She knows that she won't. Peggy knows that she'll only berate herself, be irritated and annoyed that she hadn't been strong enough to resist the allure of escaping, but then, perhaps hindsight really is the clearest vision.

She can feel the energy bleeding from her and she knows if they don't move soon, she won't move at all. "Let's just set our minds to it and get it over with," she asks, a touch curt and blunt, but she needs to keep moving, lest she have to pause and think about this whole disaster.