[Military intelligence would explain a lot about why Peggy seems so competent and skilled honestly. She doesn't need to know more than that. She can sense that Peggy doesn't usually talk about it. She can't talk about it if it's such a private and important position. It's more than enough, and it is why she nods in acceptance of it even as concern filters in through her expression.]

That is a rather specific example. [Elizabeth's expression quiets, darkens even as she accepts it for what it is. They've only just met. She won't push even if she wonders and worries.] I'm glad to have someone with the experience and training you must have at my side.

[Elizabeth means that genuinely. She's so far removed from the kind of training and experience spoken of here.]

...I've had to learn how to handle myself. I wasn't trained or taught, not for... this.

[She glances at the wrench with a grimace.]