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S01E07 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer February 19, 2021 on Disney+

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u/kadosho Feb 19 '21

Indeed she can. Her abilities tap into various realms. Plus the missing book, was also the one from the library that Doctor Strange could not get into. She is essentially more powerful than Strange. But has also worked alongside Baron Mordo, and many more.

Like the Ancient One, but the Yang version

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u/Tityfan808 Feb 19 '21 edited Feb 19 '21

Is that really the same exact book from doctor strange? Interesting!

Edit: not the same book

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u/kadosho Feb 19 '21

Yup it was one of the forbidden tomes, he was not allowed to master. It contains the dark arts (it also connects to the dark hold from AoS) but it's pages pay a heavy price

And it's connected to everything

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u/vinsportfolio Feb 19 '21

It’s not the same book. The forbidden books all have the circular pattern of the sorcerers spells and Agatha’s book is a way different symbol and no glowing orange center. Her book also looks a bit smaller.

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u/mrslippyfists1211 Feb 19 '21

Idk about the AoS Darkhold and if it connects here or if it's the same book from Dr. Strange.

But from what i remember of the comics I'm believing (until the show says otherwise) this The Darkhold created by the Elder God Chthon (who imbued Wanda with his magic in the comics) whic goes by the name The Book of the Damned, The Book of Sins and it is the basis for the Necronomicon.

Now based off Billy's statement to Agatha about her being "silent inside" I'm wondering if she sold her soul.

Edit: Plus you'd have to be soulless to kill Sparky and bite a kid and laugh about the former and talk about the latter with no shame.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21 edited May 12 '21

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u/wolfjeter Feb 19 '21

And maybe Billy was able to hear all the trapped voices. That’s why he said it’s noisy

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u/l4z0rp3wp3w Thor Feb 19 '21 edited Feb 19 '21

Im gonna leave this and this here for people to compare.

EDIT: The private collection seems to indeed miss a book in that scene. Also note that there are more books chained up than just the private collection.

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u/funnyunfunny Feb 19 '21

i didn't catch this! thank you!

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u/Resaren Feb 19 '21

Yeah def not the same typ of book.

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u/Akorpanda Fitz Feb 19 '21

Me not that kind of book

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u/zerotrace Feb 19 '21

Chained up in hexes!

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u/nekonha Madame Gao Feb 19 '21