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1. It all started so well. Peggy arrived in the Square with a rugby team, and magnanimously invited them to the Vic for a drink later. Her first port of call was the Mitchell house, where she encountered her first unwelcome sight - the wife of a Mitchell family nemesis. Who was this?
2. Ian Beale was the next to feel the edge of Peggy's tongue; she was horrified to see that the cafe had changed its name back to 'Kathy's' and marched in, verbally attacking Ian with accusations of his swooping down on the inexperienced Sam in order to con her out of one of the Mitchell businesses. What reason did she give for Ian's supposed double-dealing?
3. Peggy's next attack consisted of the immortal line 'Call yourself a Mitchell!', but to which member of her family over the sale of the cafe to Ian Beale?
4. Peggy's day was not all confrontational - she was able to bring forth some Mitchell humour in warning a bride of her husband's philandering ways. Which bride was the object of Peggy's fun?
5. Peggy's next confrontation was with someone she did not know at all. She went into the Queen Vic and saw a stranger behind the bar - her dukes came up instantly and she demanded an explanation as to her presence. Rosie, who had moved into the Square with her family just a couple of weeks before, was saved the humiliation of losing a verbal battle by whose arrival in the bar?
6. Outside once again, Peggy noticed that the Snooker Club was a burnt-out wreck and rushed to see Sam to find out what had been going on. Mother and daughter had a long chat, touching on various different things which had been happening. Which of the following was NOT mentioned?
7. Billy tried to speak to Peggy after the groom met his prospective mother-in-law, but she would not listen to him at all. Unable to warn his relative, Billy looked to Minty to speak up as he travelled to the church with the mother of the bride. What went wrong?
8. Even in the church itself Peggy could not help being Peggy. Her next encounter was brief, and sarcastic - what did she say to Pat?
9. Newlyweds Martin and Sonia Fowler were the next to be verbally abused by the visiting mother of the bride. Again, her words, taken out of context, could appear innocent enough - 'I'm sure Jamie would be very pleased for you', but they were intended to hurt, and the barb went home. Martin was the cause of Jamie's death, and now he was married to his fiancée. How much time had elapsed between the death and the wedding, in round figures?
10. When Peggy saw Kate outside the Queen Vic on their return from the church she went immediately into Mitchell mode and confronted her ex-daughter-in-law. What did she do to the younger woman?
11. When Peggy gave Sharon a cruel earful, she did not give her ex-mother-in-law tit-for-tat as she had done many times in the past. Why was Sharon unwilling, or unable, to retaliate?
12. Another ex-in-law was the next to receive the harsh end of Peggy's tongue, even though this person was not around. Peggy was speaking to Minty, and described her daughter's past love interests as 'wallies and plonkers'. Who did she single out by name?
13. Minty finally got to speak to Peggy and he told her what Andy was planning for her little girl. After confirming it with Billy, Peggy was all set to phone Phil to revoke Sam's power of attorney, but first she demanded to see Sam herself. What were her first words to her beloved child when the bride came into the room?
14. After Peggy had been left alone with Andy, he proceeded, in his own unique fashion, to blend truth and lies together to come across as a loveable rogue, and Minty and Billy as frustrated men jealous of his success and his relationship with Sam.
15. Who did Peggy verbally accuse of being a two-faced liar in front of Marcus (the Mitchell family solicitor)?
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