Whose hair has been in Agatha's locket in Agatha All Along?

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Now that Agatha Harkness is back in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Agatha’s locket is the subject of an interesting mystery that may or may not relate to any number of different individuals in the first episodes of Agatha All Along. In WandaVision, Kathryn Hahn made her debut in the MCU as the nosy neighbor Agnes back in 2021. WandaVision, one of the finest MCU TV series, had numerous interesting twists for the franchise, such as Agnes’ villain reveal—Hahn’s character is actually the wicked witch Agatha Harkness—and the inclusion of Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch as a prominent character in the MCU. Wanda Maximoff conquered Agatha, taking the Darkhold, a book of strong evil magic, from her, and imprisoning Agnes in the little village of Westview. The conclusion of WandaVision was not good for Agatha. Three years after Wanda rendered Agatha helpless, the new MCU series begins up with Agatha, bringing back a number of WandaVision cast members. By doing this, Agatha All Along explores the details of Agatha’s biography and teases fresh mysteries and historical connections for the character that will be revealed for the first time by the MCU.

The witch is still under Wanda’s sway and thinks she is a police investigator when the episode starts up with Agatha. While examining the location where the body was discovered, Agnes finds a broach while looking into the death of a Jane Doe, who would eventually be identified as the Scarlet Witch. The broach turns out to be a locket later on in the first episode of the show; it is believed to have been made sometime in the 1700s. There are a few hairs from an unknown individual within.

“Keeping a chunk of hair from a loved one inside a locket is not uncommon, and the show has already teased that it could be what is going on in Agatha’s situation.”

Agatha All Along has not yet disclosed the identity of the hair contained within the locket. It’s not unusual to keep a locket with a portion of a loved one’s hair, and the program has hinted that Agatha may be doing just that. When Agatha got home, she was still convinced that she was Agnes. She unlocked the door to Nicholas Scratch’s vacant room. The scene’s gloomy tone gave the impression that Nicholas had passed away. As the comic book version of Agatha’s son, he emerges as the most plausible contender for the locket mystery.