She takes her hard knocks, but she's definitely not one to make the same mistake twice." It's important for her to play Peggy as she is, not what she represents, says Moss, who played the president's daughter on "The West Wing" and has appeared in several independent films, including "Virgin." "One of the great things about the show and the characters, why people love them and identify with them, is that they're just people, like you and me, in specific situations and in this time period." Peggy, written to be 20 in 1960, was "in an extreme state of denial for seven or eight episodes last season," Moss says
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