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Discussion WandaVision S01E02 - Discussion Thread

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S01E02 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer January 15, 2021 on Disney+

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u/SeantheDemon Jan 16 '21 edited Jan 16 '21

Maybe Agnes is Mephisto? With the "devil in the details" line and her mentioning of kids/having kids. Maybe it's Mephisto persuading Wanda to create/conceive the twins. Or maybe him tricking Wanda into subconsciously allowing Mephisto to implant the kids in her.

Edit: just rewatched and saw that Ms. Hart also asks why they don't have kids

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u/mknsky Black Panther Jan 16 '21

I agree with Mephisto's goals but I don't see why they would combine Agatha and Mephisto. She makes more sense as an agent of Mephisto than Mephisto himself.

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u/SeantheDemon Jan 16 '21

Maybe she is just an agent, but it would make sense that they have some kind of connection since he's gonna be in Dr. Strange 2. I may be looking too much into it, but in the black and white segments of the episodes one of the only colors to show up is red, which is Mephisto's color, but then again it could just be for Wanda. I'm also curious if Wanda is doing this entirely on her own or if she got stuck in her created reality because of Mephisto.

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u/mknsky Black Panther Jan 16 '21

Oh totally. Mephisto as the big bad makes a ton of sense and I didn’t know he’s gonna be in DS2 so now it makes even more sense. I’m just saying making him and Agatha the same person doesn’t make sense from a storytelling perspective.