History Heartwarming / AgentCarter

* Peggy's relationship with her roommate Colleen. They tease each other, worry for the other's well-being and seem to be very close overall. [[spoiler: Which makes it so much more heartbreaking when the latter is killed.]]

** In the same conversation, he gently reminds Peggy that Steve may have been Captain America, but that she was his support and his guidance through it all. Even better, ''Howard'' told him that- it was apparently commonly acknowledged that she was crucial to everything Cap and his team did.

* The look on Peggy's face whe she and Howard discover that Jason Wilkes is alive. After losing so much in the war and Colleen being murdered in season 1 you can tell how grateful Peggy is in that moment to get someone whom she thought she lost back.

* Peggy as little girl in the flashback is really ''really'' cute, pretending to slay a dragon.

* A very young Agnes Scully/Whitney Frost repaired a broken radio because she believed it upset her mom who complained about how it's broken for weeks. Sadly, her mom apparently doesn't really care as Agnes initially believed. Nevertheless, Agnes/Whitney still keeps the radio as she grows into adulthood.

* Peggy as little girl in the flashback is really ''really'' cute.

* A brief moment in Depression-era Hollywood (1934), when a kind ticket agent gives a broke Whitney Frost a movie ticket so she can take her mind off her troubles for a couple of hours.

* In a flashback, Agnes/Whitney is standing outside the movie theater wanting to go see a picture. The ticket manager offers her a free ticket, as she walks in she meets a talent agent who helps her become a star.
* Peggy's relationship with her brother Michael. He's actually the one that volunteers her to join the War effort and encourages her to be who she is inspite of everyone tryin to make her "a lady". After his death, Peggy is convinced to leave her misogynistic fiance and join the War in his honor. If it wasn't for Michael, she probably would've never became the woman she is known for. She also would've probably never met Steve Rogers, a man who loves her for who she is and wouldn't change anything about her, as well.

** Violet, despite catching on to Sousa's feelings for Peggy, shows no ill will towards her personally and instead gets right to work at treating her wounds. [[spoiler:She does break up with Sousa offscreen, but that's entirely understandable; "he's in love with someone else" is a perfectly reasonable explanation for breaking off an engagement. Even after she does, she is clearly angry with Daniel for lying to himself, and by extension her, as opposed to being angry at Peggy for coming between them.]]

* He may have wrong motive and may be on the wrong side, but Thompson is nevertheless uncomfortable with the idea of killing Peggy or destroying her reputation, so he makes one final push to convince Peggy to drop her crusade against Whitney and go back to New York.

* This is more HeartwarmingInHindsight due to this show taking place before the first Iron Man film. [[spoiler: It is revealed Ana and Jarvis cannot have any children due to Ana's gunshot injuries. Devestating as this is, it could also be a deeper explanation for Jarvis's relationship with his employer's son, Tony. Tony implies multiple times he had a close bond with Jarvis before his death, even names his AI after him. A son without a father (at least one that's hardly around for him) and a father that cannot have a child form a father/son bond all their own.]]

* Peggy seeing her brother again. Peggy says she still misses him and he states he would be there every step of the way if he could, showing he's still supportive of her doing what she wants and was meant to do.

* Kind of a fast one, but when Howard sees how hard it is for Daniel to walk, he makes a sincere offer to do something to help him.

** When Peggy realizes that "[Anna] was Jewish", Jarvis answers "Still is, I'm happy to say." He doesn't just tolerate his wife's ethnoreligious identity, he ''embraces'' it. [[http://phosphorescent-naidheachd.tumblr.com/post/108138827216/she-was-jewish-still-is-im-happy-to-say This post]] goes into detail.

* Peggy and Sousa ''finally'' [[spoiler:sharing a kiss - a very passionate one at that -]] after two seasons of WillTheyWontThey.

* This is more HeartwarmingInHindsight due to this show taking place before the first Iron Man film. [[spoiler: It is revealed Ana and Jarvis cannot have any children due to Ana's gunshot injuries. Devestating as this is, it could also be a deeper explination for Jarvis's relationship with his employer's son, Tony. Tony implies multiple times he had a close bond with Jarvis before his death, even names his AI after him. A son without a father (at least one that's hardly around for him) and a father that cannot have a child form a father/son bond all their own.]]