"My life got quite busy," Peggy says softly, because she doesn't think that she can talk about why it got so busy, but between saving the world from the Russians and then saving the world from Whitney Frost, Peggy hardly had the time to do anything, really. Even her personal life had barely squeaked in, her feelings forced forward thanks to the constant investigations.

"I wish that I could give you that, here," she says. "Come," she says. "We can't take you to the movies, but perhaps I can give you a bit of a show. The snow is very pretty from the woods."