Peggy isn't the sort of person who looks at something like rejection or even a pushback as something to make her stop, especially not when she doesn't see what Daniel is saying. "You are the man I kissed," Peggy says calmly. "Perhaps I should have been quicker to the point in New York, but I don't care about what happened between the time you came from and the one I did," she says.

"You used earplugs to defeat Ivchenko, you were clever and creative and you believed me, after a bit of time," she says, searching his face. "I don't want you to be that man, I want you to be you. I want Daniel Sousa, the man you are at dinner, this very minute." She gives him a calm look as she chides him with a single look.

"You're the same person," she says. "I know how to look past the differences on the surface."