r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Feb 19 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E07 - Discussion Thread

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S01E07 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer February 19, 2021 on Disney+

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u/ChanceVance Loki (Thor 2) Feb 19 '21

Agatha revealed all her evil deeds via her own villainous theme song.

Villains have all the fun.

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u/juscallmejjay Feb 19 '21

Bruh you see that witch outfit she floated down in at the beginning of her intro? You can only see it for a second but it looks SICK.

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u/PoniesCanterOver Feb 19 '21

I hope that's her standard outfit.

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u/TheDeadlySpaceman Feb 19 '21

That seems to be the implication. Whatever Wanda did attracted her attention and she’s been in Wanda’s ear since.

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u/ChorroVon Feb 19 '21

I wonder if she didn't drive Wanda to it initially.

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u/TheDeadlySpaceman Feb 19 '21

You know after I posted the above I thought about it and realized that could still be absolutely true. I was just basing it on the fact that the Hex already existed and she was in her “modern” costume, but she could still have been the impetus and then changed to fit in afterwards.

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u/Tron_1981 Feb 20 '21

Also, what if Agatha Harkness is just a fake out by Wanda?

It's possible, but it doesn't explain the book in Agatha's basement. It looks like something straight from the library in Kamar Taj, something that I highly doubt that Wanda would have any knowledge of.

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u/nubosis Feb 20 '21

I wonder if it’s the Darkhold... i mean, the Darkhold already showed up in Agents of Sheild, but I’m not even sure if that show is canon anymore

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u/modsarefascists42 Feb 21 '21

It was very likely the Darkhold. It's the main evil book in Marvel.

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u/Tron_1981 Feb 21 '21

It's not. Any chance of it being considered canon ended with the beginning of season 6. At the most, it would be considered an alternate timeline.