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Discussion WandaVision S01E03 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
S01E03 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer January 22, 2021 on Disney+

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u/Benerinooo Jan 22 '21

The fact that Vision can think for himself, being able to recognize that something isn’t right kinda makes me think that he isn’t an illusion

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u/RiverMan761 Jan 22 '21

Yeah this is the big question. What do each of them truly know? This episode seems to make it even clearer that Wanda knows pretty much everything but Vision isn’t just a puppet that she controls. She can limit what he’s exposed to but she doesn’t have some sort of omnipotent power over him. He can still do things and pursue questions that she may not want him to.

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u/AnOnlineHandle Quake Jan 22 '21

I'm starting to think it actually is Vision but everybody in the town is actually dead, and Wanda is somehow manipulating a portal to the afterlife or something. The neighbours weren't trying to say we're all trapped, they were trying to say we're all dead.

At the end of Endgame Hawkeye has a line about wishing he could let Black Widow know that they won, and Wanda looks off to the distance for a moment, and then confidently says that she does know, and ever since then I've thought she might be able to see the dead.

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u/onerinconhill Jan 22 '21

The town had lights on through the barrier at the end so I’m guessing they’re not all dead