After they'd found the room, Peggy had taken herself out of the pack in order to drift into the newly discovered room with a fair share of wariness. She can't say that she's averse to experimentation given what she'd worked on during the war, but this isn't like anything she's seen before and more than that, it's been hidden away. It's just another example of this place thoroughly messing with their minds.

She sees the broken tube first, but her attention drifts to the others as she wanders to them, looking past the fluid to see ...

"Oh, god," Peggy exhales, the words pushed out of her chest. There are people in there and something is going terribly wrong. The control panel is talking about stasis failure and Peggy might not be a whiz in technology, but she knows enough to know that's not good. She looks around the room, intending to break open the pods, but she has a feeling that it might be better to try and work the system. The only trouble is, she can't do that alone.

"I need help!" she shouts, trying to get anyone's attention who might have come down in search of the signals. "Anyone, please!"