WandaVision Episode 6
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+ Favourite scene was Vision's attempt to escape the Hex. That was sad and it got to me more than his actual death scene did. Poor Vision. I loved that his only words were a plea to save the people trapped.
+ Tommy and Billy are very cute. I enjoyed them. I'm pretty sure they're actually real, I hope so.
+ The Wanda/Pietro scenes were nice. I liked Pietro as the one questioning Wanda and bringing up the truth of Westview to her. He's pretty matter-of-fact about his knowledge and unrelenting about pushing the truth into Wanda's face and I'm a little curious as to why. Is it because he was brought from outside Westview/this universe and thus has more autonomy than any of the others? Him being her twin? Is he there because someone sent him in?
+ Pietro totally deserved to be shot like that.
+ On the one hand, Agnes seemed as affected and upset as we've seen other residents be, but on the other, how did she even manage to drive that far when we've seen everyone at the very edge are frozen? I have no idea what to think about her place in this but maybe the answer isn't either 'innocent caught by Wanda' or 'potential villain behind it all' and instead she's a magical/superpowered/alien person caught unexpectedly by the Hex and because she isn't baseline human she has more autonomy? That's where I'm at right now. Whichever way it goes I am enjoying her as a character. Her conversation with Vision was great.
+ We got a look at the potential limits of Wanda's power when Vision moves into the outskirts of Westview and first finds people stuck in 5 second loops of doing the same thing over and over (creepy, especially with that tear indicating they are all aware) before running into people statues apparently unable to move. And now Wanda has expanded the size of the Hex - does this mean a strengthening of her powers or does it mean she's overstretching her abilities and things might start falling apart?
+ That was a super disturbing commercial! So creepy. I have no idea how that fits in with the other ones. Is it supposed to represent Vision who can't survive without Wanda's magic? Is the shark having been hungry until it ate 'yomagic' a hint that something is feeding on Wanda's magic ('your magic')?
+ Monica's cells are changing - is she going to end up with superpowers? Does that mean everyone who passes through the Hex (like Darcy!) will get powers?
+ I love that Wanda turned SWORD into a circus.
+ I loved the show managing to get in Wanda and Vision's classic uniforms.
+ I'm curious about whether we're supposed to take Pietro as X-Men!Peter with Pietro's memories overlaid or as Pietro with a new face for whatever reason because I still can't tell. I'm hoping for the multiverse explanation.
+ Favourite scene was Vision's attempt to escape the Hex. That was sad and it got to me more than his actual death scene did. Poor Vision. I loved that his only words were a plea to save the people trapped.
+ Tommy and Billy are very cute. I enjoyed them. I'm pretty sure they're actually real, I hope so.
+ The Wanda/Pietro scenes were nice. I liked Pietro as the one questioning Wanda and bringing up the truth of Westview to her. He's pretty matter-of-fact about his knowledge and unrelenting about pushing the truth into Wanda's face and I'm a little curious as to why. Is it because he was brought from outside Westview/this universe and thus has more autonomy than any of the others? Him being her twin? Is he there because someone sent him in?
+ Pietro totally deserved to be shot like that.
+ On the one hand, Agnes seemed as affected and upset as we've seen other residents be, but on the other, how did she even manage to drive that far when we've seen everyone at the very edge are frozen? I have no idea what to think about her place in this but maybe the answer isn't either 'innocent caught by Wanda' or 'potential villain behind it all' and instead she's a magical/superpowered/alien person caught unexpectedly by the Hex and because she isn't baseline human she has more autonomy? That's where I'm at right now. Whichever way it goes I am enjoying her as a character. Her conversation with Vision was great.
+ We got a look at the potential limits of Wanda's power when Vision moves into the outskirts of Westview and first finds people stuck in 5 second loops of doing the same thing over and over (creepy, especially with that tear indicating they are all aware) before running into people statues apparently unable to move. And now Wanda has expanded the size of the Hex - does this mean a strengthening of her powers or does it mean she's overstretching her abilities and things might start falling apart?
+ That was a super disturbing commercial! So creepy. I have no idea how that fits in with the other ones. Is it supposed to represent Vision who can't survive without Wanda's magic? Is the shark having been hungry until it ate 'yomagic' a hint that something is feeding on Wanda's magic ('your magic')?
+ Monica's cells are changing - is she going to end up with superpowers? Does that mean everyone who passes through the Hex (like Darcy!) will get powers?
+ I love that Wanda turned SWORD into a circus.
+ I loved the show managing to get in Wanda and Vision's classic uniforms.
+ I'm curious about whether we're supposed to take Pietro as X-Men!Peter with Pietro's memories overlaid or as Pietro with a new face for whatever reason because I still can't tell. I'm hoping for the multiverse explanation.
