1. I did not find the finale "memorable", it was underwhelming to me & the majority of its viewers. It had the opportunity to do something much better. You enjoyed it completely as did many others. Thats the great thing. We all have an opinion.
Yeah but this opinion doesn't really mean anything.
I could say Infinity War and Endgame "had the opportunity to do something much better."
Also saying the finale was underwhelming to the majority of its viewers is not an opinion. Its something you just made up and are trying to pass off as fact
2. Yeah I just worded it wrong, I was curious who he ended up being in the Hex or what happened to him after Wanda saw him initially...
He was a nobody that wasn't important like all of the other faceless soldiers. He probably got his mind ****** with like the rest of the residents and assigned a role in town.... as a beekeeper.
3. Most of the MCU villains all had a defined purpose for their deeds. (Thanos, Ultron, Ghost, etc) She ends up being the main villain, but by the end of the episode she is essentially going back to her comic book origins of trying to be a mentor? Im good on all that. Should have just had her be that from the beginning then.
What are you talking about? Agatha drained her coven's power and killed them. She most likely spent her life preying on dumb witches and stealing their power. She came across Wanda, realized she's a super powerful witch and wanted to steal her power in her emotionally unstable state. She failed.failed.
Then she started copping pleas. She was begging for her life to be spared.
Why does Agatha have to explain why she wanted the power like some old school villain?
I don't see where you think she's going to her comic book origins as a mentor. Old *** Agatha in the comics was actually on the side of the good guys. She wasn't forced against her will or some murderous witch out for power. Its not really the same.
4. We can agree to disagree about Wanda. In the episode, they made Agatha educate her on a lot of stuff. She didn't know about the Darkhold at all, but somehow she retrieved and is reading it at the end. Agatha kept telling her you are this witch, she emphatically denies it in the street, but then is able to showcase "those" powers at will through her awesome reveal & even during the Rune segment. Personally, just felt a little rushed to me.
Still don't know what you're talking about.
What powers? What are "those" powers?
What power did Wanda display in the finale that she hasn't in Age of Ultron or Civil War or Infinity War? She displayed new powers to start the show and that had nothing to do with Agatha. She showed a clear ability to control the dome and everyone in it. That had nothing to do with Agatha either.
Only thing new Wanda did was create a new costume that was basically what she saw when Agatha took her on that little memory trip. All she did was deny she's a witch which she had no knowledge of. Then she just copied what Agatha did with the runes after Agatha stupidly explained how they work.
She stole the darkhold from Agatha. That should be obvious.
5. There is NO reason to cast
Evan as "Ralph" (such a waste) & then have Agatha give him the same exact powers as Quicksilver. Its a troll by Feige & I respect it.
That's all it ever was.
A meta reference to Evan playing Quicksilver in FoX-Men.
Y'all turned it in to the multiverse.
or the fact that she was stuck with Ralph for hours and then all of a sudden she body slams him like it wasn’t nothing and takes his necklace. Just like that.
Ralph knocked her out at the end of episode 8 in the mid credits scene.
That's the only reason she was with him for "hours".
Should of left her off the show. Worthless in every way. Brought the show down
Trash opinions coming out tonight.
This show basically set up DS2
she probably brings her kids to life, messing the reality Dr Strange is protecting. When he tries to intervene she fights him. Battle begins.
You're doing it AGAIN
