Fig. presents similar data as Fig. , but now for the case of N = 2. In this system, at perfect resonance between the two molecular excitations and the cavity photon excitation and at zero molecular disorder, there is one UP, one LP, and one dark state (i.e., a polaritonic state with no photonic character). At finite molecular disorder, we can immediately recognize the emergence of intermediate/middle polaritonic states within the spectra, hereafter denoted the middle polariton (MP) spectral feature. This is seen most clearly for the Gaussian (Fig. ) and rectangular (Fig. ) cases which emerges at ∼ 2 σ / Ã0 and 3 , σ / Ã0 respectively. This is more evident in the log-scale analogues shown in Fig. . The Lorentzian case shows little-to-no MP formation since the collapse of the UP and LP peaks occurs rapidly due to the long-tailed distribution.