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Good point. Makes it even more sick.

If this were novelized I'm sure there would be some inner monologue going something like "Well if she's right about me, and I am a witch, then this will work. But I won't know until I try." I had the same realization you did about that but I took it to be a turning point that she started accepting who she is. I rewatched that moment and she repeats back what Agatha told her about runes and witches, again, could be interpreted as acceptance that she may be a witch. But the very next line is "but I don't need you to tell me who I am," also suggesting she doesn't want to be defined by others.

He'll find Wanda and they'll have some sort of discussion and she'll give him her piece of the mind stone which has Vision's "soul", would be my guess.

Could be chemicals/lack of exercise. Sure. Sure. Could also be a natural equilibrium mechanism rising up to regulate and maintain the longterm survival of the species. Or still just the chemicals thing.

I thought Wanda's rune trick was pretty fun. I liked it. Her costume is definitely badass. Definitely the fan theories didn't happen. We didn't see the Visions merge (yet), Dr. Strange didn't show up, Wanda (or Harkness) didn't unleash the mutants, and Ralph never made his demonic appearance. What was there was pretty good though. To really complete her arc it needed to be Wanda that brought down the hex and freed everyone. And really, to face her truth and stop living in her disconnected reality. It was cool to see her "become" the Scarlet Witch. As these things go, a lot was set up for future movies and series, as the MCU is just a perpetual stream of baton passing to the next thing and the next thing.

I actually needed something to watch.

Man, anyone that finds that line to be controversial, I want nothing to do with them.

She's 48? She's doing pretty good for herself!

*mutters to himself* at least he's not trump... at least he's not trump... at least he's not trump...

That was Agatha, not Wanda. Regarding the creation of Hex Vision, and literally everything else within, Wanda doesn't actually know how she did it, because it was one immense explosion of emotion emanating from her subconscious. She didn't even deliberately create Vision, that's just what her emotions wanted in that moment. And some of her magic springing out of that acts 'autonomously'. It's quite a complex situation.

lol, but also I checked the caption, and she says "THE scarlet witch". So it's probably some prophecy or something.

If Vision can't exist outside the hex because he's Wanda's creation, wouldn't that mean her kids couldn't either?

My understanding of Scarlet Witch is that throughout the multiverse she is the only constant. The only person who is always the same in every dimension. She may have seen a twin of herself from another reality.

Nope this was the first time.

And here I always thought Wanda was given her powers entirely by the stone. What a hell of an episode. The emotions were SO intense.

Wasn't there also an Iron Soldier on 32x? *looks it up* Nope it was Metal Head.

It would be so easy for them to screw this up but I'm crossing my fingers.

You're missing some critical stuff here. Here's a link to the product page. And if you're like me and have no idea what this game is, here's some footage:

This is fine, but I'm really looking forward to the one that comes after this. Spider-man: Home on the Range

I don't think having a brain is her problem.

It's hard to understate their influence. There would be no deadmau5 without Daft Punk, and thus I feel a lot of modern electronica just wouldn't exist in the same way. This is getting a lot of attention though and part of me hopes this isn't all a publicity stunt.

I'm OK with this as long as at some point Arnold makes a gratuitous and overly obvious cameo.

She's gonna be the President some day.

Wow, but imagine being that big of an asshole customer.