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Agnes, who already had a gourmet meal for four, prepared, brings it over, complaining that her husband would rather eat baked beans. She accidentally drops a few pans on the floor, prompting Mr. and Mrs. Hart's attention, so Wanda quickly thanks her, and turns her to the exit. Agnes asks Wanda if she's sure, and before she leaves, she briefly gives instructions on how to prepare all the food.
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Señor Scratchy makes a comment on how shocked Wanda looks, to meet them, to which Agatha, agrees. Wanda tries tries reading Agatha's thoughts, but the witch reveals they were never available to Wanda, and chuckles. Wanda questions where her children are, and Agatha repeats her question, in a mocking tone, and observes the fluctuation between Wanda's Sokovian and American accent. Wanda attempts to use her powers against Agatha, but she is defenseless, and Agatha magically binds Wanda, and lifting her of the ground and towards her. She points out the protection spell, and explains that the runes, prevent any other magic users, from accessing their powers.
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From the living room, Wanda asks where the twins are, and Agnes responds that they're likely playing in the basement. They go through a passage with walls covered in vines, into a larger room. Agnes makes herself known, while petting Señor Scratchy, and reveals herself to also be a magic user. She flicks her hands, causing the doors to shut, and introduces herself by her true name; Agatha Harkness.
Agatha Harkness
Kathryn Hahn's hilarious and slightly villainous Agatha Harkness was an absolute scene-stealer throughout WandaVision earlier this, becoming an immediate favorite amongst MCU fans around the world. It should come as no surprise that Marvel Studios is giving the beloved witch her own TV show. News of Agatha's WandaVision spinoff series was first reported last month, but Marvel has finally made things official.
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Agatha's magic pollutes their beams, as they turn into a violet color, and the witches firing at her, begin to rapidly age. Evanora joins in the attack, but Agatha's powers are stronger, than the collective, and she magically frees herself from her constraints. Agatha holds out her hands, and spreads out her arms, releasing a burst of magic, that kills all the witches, besides Evanora. She pleads with Evanora, claiming she can be good, but her mother refuses, and sends a stream of blue magic into Agatha's chest. Violet light, emanating from her chest, reaches the blue beam, until in moves onto her mother, causing her to rapidly age, until it kills her. Agatha walks to her mothers corpse, and yanks off the pendant, attached to her robe, and flies off the ground.
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As the Hex weakens, Vision and her children begin fading, and Agatha elucidates how her family are tied to the Wanda's reality. Wanda restores the Hex, and runs to her family, before Agatha fires at her, and begins absorbing Wanda's magic. During the short period of time when the barrier was lowered, S.W.O.R.D. were able to infiltrate the town. They drive in, and aim their guns at Agatha, but she telekinetically lifts the personnel in the air, and expresses how women such as her and Wanda will always be hunted, and drops them to the ground. Agatha throws a ball of energy towards Wanda, while heading in her direction, but misses, and Wanda suddenly disappears, to her confusion. Agatha settles on the roof of a building, observing Wanda's family, when the young witch creeps upon her, from behind, and uses her power to induce a nightmare.
When Agnes finds Herb, trimming his hedge, she uses her powers of mental manipulation on him, briefly unearthing his true persona. The pair discuss Geraldine entering the Vision Residence, and Monica's possible pregnancy. Vision arrives and greets the pair, and asks whether they also lost electricity. Agnes comments that they did, but her husband looks better in the dark, so she's not complaining. Before Vision heads back inside, Agnes asks if Geraldine is inside with Wanda.
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Before Agatha Harkness returns to enchant us all with her campy black magic, perhaps you should go back and see how she got into this mess in the first place. To see how the fabulous baddie ended up in Westview in the first place and how she wound up trapped there, be sure to check out "WandaVision" on Disney+. Not only does it highlight an amazing actor giving a career-best performance, it also just happens to be one of the very best series that Marvel has ever made. Though Agatha’s reveal in “WandaVision” appears to set her up as the show’s villain, in the comic books she’s a character who has generally had a more friendly, if complicated, relationship with the Scarlet Witch. Her reality-controlling powers seem to be on the fritz, she has a run-in with a newly super-powered Monica Rambeau and she learns that her chatty neighbor Agnes, played by Kathryn Hahn, has been keeping a pretty major secret. On Halloween, Agnes dresses up as a witch, and drives, until she reaches the intersection of Rolling Hill and Ellis Avenue.
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Wanda orders her sons to go to their room, and they insist on staying with her, until Agatha tells them to listen to their mother, and the pair run away. An energy blast is thrown at her, but this time, Agatha catches and harnesses it for herself, while also causing Wanda's left hand to rapidly age. She redirects it at Wanda, blasting her back, and requests she surrender her magic. Agatha levitates in the air, and adds onto her offer that she'll allow Wanda to keep Westview to herself, when suddenly, Wanda throws a car from behind her, crashing Agatha, into a house.
He tells her no, and questions why she would even think that, and Agnes reveals he is dead. Vision informs her of his intentions, to reach those outside Westview, and make sense of their situation, but Agnes asks how, as no one leaves, and Wanda won't even let them think about it. She chortles, and remarks that all is lost, before manically laughing, while Vision tells her to calm down. He promises he'll fix this, and she looks at him, tells him okay, in a happy manner, before driving back into town, with a smile on her face.
Wanda is a key player in Agatha’s life, so if the series ventures into their longstanding relationship, Olsen will likely come back. According to the Disney+ press release, the new show “will reveal more about the character first introduced in Marvel Studios’ WandaVision.” It’s vague, yes, but it’s also full of potential. The seventh episode of the Disney+ series, titled “Breaking the Fourth Wall,” sees both Wanda and Vision learning a little bit more of the truth about their lives in Westview. 330 years later, Agatha Harkness senses a high usage of magic, and arrives to Westview, New Jersey.
Wanda explains to them she cant, and Agnes watches on, as Vision arrives, and consoles the boys. That evening, she has Ralph, to take the part of Wanda's deceased brother, Pietro Maximoff, while sitting with a picnic on her front lawn. In the opening sequence of the third episode, Agnes is seen passing Wanda, and giving her a wave.
Agatha expresses the amazement, at what Wanda has achieved, from the little details, to the illusions running, miles away from the edge of town, a feat she describes as magic on autopilot. She squeezes her palm, out of anger, and questions what Wanda's secret is. She waves her hand, over the bird, once again, and throws it in Señor Scratchy's direction. As the birds heads to the rabbit, it returns into a bug state, and he eats it. She demands Wanda tell her, how she achieved the transformation of Westview, and when Wanda denies her involvement, Agatha magically throws her against the walls, back and forth.
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