"Quite a lot of palm trees, yes," she replies, thinking of Howard's mansion and all that she can say about it. "It's very warm there, like you're presented with a wall of heat that keeps coming at you. The beaches are lovely, so I've heard, but haven't had much of an opportunity to see. There is one place, though, up above it all at the Observatory. You can see the whole city below twinkling and glimmering, just like you've got stars above and below," she shares, thinking of that night with Jason that had been fraught with a spark along with all the danger inherent.

"Honestly, there is so much to see. Polo grounds, grasses, and quite a lot of glitz and glamour from the stars, if that's the sort of thing you like." Peggy's Los Angeles had been offices and plants, investigations in lakes and morgues, but she had been hoping to see some of the actual city, at some point.