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With Wanda’s examination of sorrow following the death of her son, WandaVision was one of the most poignant programs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). However, Agatha All Along has further strengthened that storyline with Billy Maximoff’s comeback. Having lost her parents, sibling, homeland, Avengers position, and her beloved Vision, Wanda is among the most melancholy characters in the MCU. She has already experienced a great deal of loss by the time she makes an appearance in WandaVision, and the series just makes her misery worse. Nevertheless, after going through unimaginable agony in WandaVision, Wanda’s boyfriend, Vision, managed to offer some advice that stands out as some of the MCU’s greatest dialogue. Even though those statements were quite obvious in that series, Agatha All Along has lately expanded on their meaning and offered a fresh viewpoint that somehow takes it above the original context in which it was said. And it’s all because Billy Maximoff is back.

Wanda is confronted with the consequences of her actions in Westview in the eighth and penultimate episode of WandaVision. She intentionally held an entire community prisoner and exploited people to live out a dream existence, even if she wasn’t always aware of the boundaries between reality and her own made-up fiction. This resulted from her deep sorrow about losing Vision, the most recent in a string of losses she had experienced throughout her life. She revived her beloved Vision at Westview, and even gave birth to two boys, Billy and Tommy, as a result. But it is her own re-created vision that enables her to recognize the wrongness of her deeds as well as how they represent her deep love. Vision gives Wanda this fresh viewpoint when he asks, “What is grief, if not love persevering?” in one of the most provocative and perceptive lines in the MCU. Although that emotion does not absolve Wanda of her wrongdoing, it does offer a more profound understanding of her motivations. Given that she had the ability to bring her loved ones back, she naturally chose to do so at any costs. However, the revelation that Teen was, in fact, Billy Maximoff in Agatha All Along gives Vision’s comment even more nuance and complexity. The fact that her son, Billy, was able to break out of the Westview bubble and take up residence in the body of a young, recently deceased teen is an example of how Wanda’s power manifested more strongly than WandaVision even demonstrated. Yes, she did dubious things, and her path after WandaVision ends became even darker. Even if Billy and Tommy weren’t actual kids, they somehow came to be because of her deep love for Vision and her need to start a family.

She revived her beloved Vision at Westview, and even gave birth to two boys, Billy and Tommy, as a result.

This is how Wanda’s unwavering love for Vision came to be in a way that cannot be removed or vanish when the bubble surrounding Westview shrinks. Her love gave birth to her kid and helped him find a way to continue his journey. What then become of her deep sorrow? In order to genuinely sustain her love and support her during this awful period of her life, she needs literal new life—not just grief, death, or turmoil. Billy and Tommy are born in the comics as a result of a crossroads bargain with Mephisto, the demon of the Marvel world, and they continue to exist as actual, physical components of reality. Because of this agreement, Wanda was bound to this awful creature, and Wiccan and Speed—also known as Billy and Tommy—had a demonic ancestry. Even if this narrative might have been made into the MCU, it’s better that it wasn’t; instead, something more suited to the optimistic and intelligent superheroic MCU was used in its place. Wanda’s extraordinary abilities and her unwavering love for her kids came together to generate new life. And in spite of all, Wanda’s kids managed to endure when the bubble burst. She found a means to make her love come to life. It would have been inconceivable in any other situation, but Wanda’s ability to deliver strong, one-of-a-kind, and lasting children into the world must have been infused with some incredible luck. This evolution was greatly aided by Agatha All Along, and it is unclear if Wanda will be able to see her cherished children again in spite of her seeming passing.