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Originally Posted by Fish

Regarding the Agnes/Vision scene...

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WTF? So, we've previously seen Agnes being aware of Wanda's powers. Asking if they should redo a scene(Take it from the top). But now we see that she's actually also being held against her will, and what appeared to be the real her actually has no clue what's happening. I really thought she had some sort of part in it...

Does that mean that the baddie is just randomly "Possessing" the towns people? Hopping from one to the next inside the alternate dimension construct that Wanda created?

I'm getting the feeling that Wanda subconsciously created this whole thing, but she's not really powerful enough to hold it all together at the same time.
Including creating the boys and reanimating Vision. Wanda in the comics was basically treated like shit. She was always emotionally unstable because of it, which caused lots of huge problems for the world. Her powers were so great that she could get angry or emotional and accidentally change reality. Which I think is what's happening here, and even she isn't really aware of the extent of it. But yet something/someone is inside her construct, apparently unaffected by her powers, and it's toying with her emotions.

I love it.

Great point, hadn't caught that. That's certainly possible.

It's also possible that

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Agnes is in on it and ****ing with Vision. Remember Wanda's magic didn't work on her kids (and since Wanda's magic reanimated Vision, that's what he's using too). If she is a similar ...whatever the kids are... could be that the magic can't influence Agnes.

Whether or not the endgame is what she was after, but if her objective was to grow the hex, and she heard/knew what they were arguing about last episode, it's reasonable to assume that she could prod his curiosity and get him to go outside, causing Wanda to expand the hex.

I have no ****ing clue. And that's a good thing.

It should be noted that they've outran the sitcoms I watched as a kid (nick at nite and then the stuff that was on). I never watched Malcom in the Middle But all that stuff was light and funny and worked for me.

Also one aspect they're doing a great job of (the whole crew) is making the sadness that Wanda is feeling palpable. The series pretty much doesn't work without that aspect, and they're doing a great job, all while there are jokes and ridiculous costumes. Its really a fascinating watch.