OK, in that scene when Wanda is a child and dad comes home. She sees him, she says "Papa?" and then Agatha has a very subtle smirk.
Am I reading too much into it, or should it be understood "yeah right, he's your dad..."?
What do you think?
Posted Feb 26, 2021, 12:21 PM UTC
Agatha is watching what happens with Wanda to learn about her powers. How/why would she need to do this is she has all this extra insight into her life, enough so that she knows that’s not actually Wanda’s father? Makes no sense.
True.
I think we’d all love it if magneto showed up in the last episode. Now that there’s a second Vision who I assume will be Ultron, just imagine he’s about to kill Wanda or the kids and bam, frozen in place, confused looks, camera pans over and Magneto is stopping him
Fuck
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I figured it was nothing, at most just a reaction to seeing Wanda had the strongest bond with her farther. After all he brought the American sitcoms home.