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[assays]

Hello.

[The voice that comes over the feed is distinctly English, and despite her mood, Peggy is polite. She wasn't going to reveal her status as an agent or indeed the SSR because Peggy didn't know who was listening.]

My name is Margaret Carter and like some of you, I am a recent arrival. It hasn't been easy, trying to adjust to my new circumstances and- [there's a pause.] - abilities. After reading the file I was given and speaking to others, I'm no closer to getting to the truth of this place and whom or what is behind it; if anyone has any more information or even a theory, please share. The more I know the better prepared I am for what's to come.

[Bringing people from different universes, both good and bad, and bestowing incredible powers upon them is a recipe for disaster in her mind. Already, Peggy has heard worrying details about the Swear in ceremonies.]

But I do know one thing for certain. I have no desire to stay here and I am determined to try to get everyone who wants to go home back to where they belong.

[There's a fire in her tone, like something has awoken inside of her and came rushing to the surface.]

You have my word.

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[puppydoctor]

George O'Malley.

[It's true, his endearingness is one of his most endearing qualities.]

It's a pleasure to meet you, Ms. Carter.

[assays]

A pleasure to meet you, Mr. O'Malley.

[Since they were going with formalities.]

Where do you come from?

[puppydoctor]

Seattle, born and raised.

[He gives a proud little smile.]

And you'd be from England, I'm guessing?

[assays]

You would guess correctly. It has been some time since I've visited though.

[Which saddened her. But she had been extremely busy.]

Seattle is a city I haven't had the chance to visit. I blame work.

[puppydoctor]

Well, it's great if you like rain, and coffee, and ferries. Lots of ferries.

[assays]

Being from London, I'm used to rain and ferries. As for coffee, I do like it but I prefer tea.

[puppydoctor]

I used to, but when you're getting up at 4:30 in the morning to run to work it's basically black coffee or nothing.

[assays]

I know all about early shifts. You would love the coffee they serve at the place I go to practically everyday. The food is amazing as well.

[puppydoctor]

You'll have to tell me all about where to find it all here. I can manage, but I'm no home cook.

[assays]

I will. I can even send you a list with their locations as well.

[puppydoctor]

That would be fantastic. I'd feel like a real native.

[assays]

You are most welcome.