Introduction
Peggy is used to being ignored. Her sisters like to drag her to parties and the like, but she prefers staying home and reading or knitting or something of the like. She's the one you see in the corner petting the host’s dog. She's the quiet girl who rarely answers questions, yet always gets wonderful test scores. She's the sweet compliments given to strangers and the muttered insults given to authority. She's the last flower to bloom and the first to die out. She's the newest product on the shelf hidden behind the name brands. She's an afterthought.
Not that she minds. She doesn't get in trouble, she has the best siblings one could ask for, and she doesn't have to waste her time on frivolous things with people she has no real connection with. As long as her name is known, she doesn't mind being left behind.
Of course, this means she typically is left behind. Yes, Angelica and Eliza do like to take her out from time to time, and sometimes Alexander will invite her along to their little trips, but even then, she is simply an ‘and Peggy.’
Maybe she does mind.