I love this! I love how the dance metaphor applies to the fight choreography, of Peggy punching people, but also just taking so much delight in punching people, and I also like how the metaphor seems to be talking about how often Peggy has to make the choice to be the hero, because nobody is yelling at her about how it's her responsibility to be a hero, nobody is forcing her to insert herself into these fights, except her own internal voice telling her she has to dance.
I also love how you make use of all the different disguises, all the different versions of Peggy we see.
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Date: 2015-06-14 02:40 (UTC)I also love how you make use of all the different disguises, all the different versions of Peggy we see.