"I'm sure. But you are very much your own person, however much you look like your father." Howard was quite the larger-than-life personality, and she's well aware that his son has inherited that same trait. It wouldn't surprise her in the least to know that he's tried to carve out his own place in the world and has most likely succeeded.

"Yes, so he did." And that impression was not always favorable; still, Peggy considered Howard a friend, and that was how she preferred to speak of him. Work is infinitely better than talking about the past; Peggy is in complete agreement with Tony on that particular subject. So, with that in mind, she grabs hold of the nearest chair and drags it over next to his so that she can get a better look. "Right, then. What have you tried already?"