Peggy has never had much time for movies. When she's not playing the dutiful yet sometimes opinionated secretary for the SSR, she's off trying to stop bombs from blowing up and trying to find out who exactly is framing old friends of hers. It's a rather busy life, all things considered.

It's by virtue of the fact that she doesn't wish to leave any stones unturned that she finds herself inside the movie theater. However, she finds herself second-guessing her decision when the doors close resolutely behind her, and no amount of tugging and pulling gets them to open.

And now the room is dark and a film is beginning to play, so Peggy has no choice but to take a seat. And no sooner has she done that then someone flops into the seat to her right.

"I agree, this is absurd. Locking us in here like this. What even is the point?"