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Mr Lasastryke posted...

i don't think that was necessarily intended to be a big reveal, i thought that was just part of the story they were telling. i'd say the big reveal of this episode was the introduction of white vision. and yeah, wanda finally being called "scarlet witch," i guess.

I meant the reveal of how the anomaly came to be, I liked the motivation but she just... pulled it off because she was extra sad? IDK.

HeroDelTiempo17 posted...

After the last two episodes I think the most likely outcome is that the Hex version of Vision will live (probably taking over White Vision) but split up with Wanda. He's clearly starting to question his identity and purpose and we now know that he's a projection of Wanda given form. Plus this show has gone a long way to convincing me Vision deserves a second chance as a character after basically being wasted. Hopefully the twins stick around too to complicate things.

That's fair, I haven't seen any of the movies with Vision so I didn't know he'd been wasted already. Wanda definitely needs to pay some kind of price here, but also not end up alone again.

And I agree that Falcon and Winter Soldier are both boring as heck and I have zero interest in watching a series about them doing... what exactly? Though someone mentioned Daniel Bruhl and I am a fan of his. If it gets super good reviews I might try it but otherwise nah.

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