[ SECRET POST #2972 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2972 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

In Agent Carter, Peggy's pretty well known as "Cap's girl" and agents harass her by implying that she's only there because she meant something to Cap.

Sharon, being her niece, also probably heard about Steve from Peggy. At least, in The Winter Soldier, she mentions to Steve that she was on the phone with her aunt who is a bit of an insomniac. So even if the world at large didn't know how deeply they loved each other, I imagine Sharon is aware.

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DA

But doesn't Peggy also wind up marrying someone else? One of the Howling Commandos, in fact? Like, I would figure that most of her stories would be about her husband, not the guy she had a brief thing with during the War, especially since Sharon is a *lot* younger than Peggy is.

[(Anonymous)]

True, but don't forget that Steve was famous. Dude gets his own exhibit at the Smithsonian and they don't try to hide how much he and Peggy cared about each other even in that very public setting (showing the picture of Peggy in Steve's compass and then later Peggy's interview where she discusses Steve).

There's no way that Sharon wouldn't have known about it. And Sharon seems to be close to her aunt, especially given that in the very first scene we meet her, she's on the phone with her aunt who she describes as a bit of an insomniac.

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This. At some point, I would think Peggy's relationship with Steve becomes a fond memory that she she might speak of fondly to her much younger niece not the loin-quivering memory of undying passion that supersedes that of the man she married.