WandaVision (Disney+)

Nah. She’s just the town looney now.

Or she's that person in Albertson's who holds up thd line because they won't stop talking to the cashier.

The dog house!

I liked it.

Good question.

I think we can do away with spoiler tags. No one should be coming in here and reading freely if they're not caught up. I'm pretty sure that's how we handle most shows except Netflix-esque shows that drop all the episodes at once (and even then?).

Anyway, I would figure that she could possibly be a sort of bad guy, in the sense that the book could be warping her point of view. Assuming this is possibly a book that was stolen from Doctor Strange's library, and one of those 'it-should-probably-be-off-limits' books, thus this part of the movie could be Doctor Strange trying to figure out how to snap her out of it. This is very similar to early theories on the Avengers, which was that the Hulk was going to be a semi-bad guy that the Avengers would be brought together to try and figure out how to take him down. Obviously that never happened, but the same type of story path.

If I had to go out on a pretty far off theory on how Doctor Strange is handled, it's that Mordo may have been the one who stole the book and perhaps provided it to Agatha, in hopes she could take down Wanda in aiding in his attempt at ridding the world of sorcerers. He would have had to plan to backstab Agatha at some point, though, if that were true.

And then obviously I'm assuming while Endgame opened up the creation of a multiverse spinning off alternate realities, Wanda could be the one who ends up opening 'our' world to those alternate realities, allowing them to leak in. If she is the cause, that could also be a direction that would lead to Doctor Strange needing to try and stop her from doing so.

But having said all that, maybe it would be too much of a retread. She was already kinda positioned in such a way in WandaVision. Being a villain unknowingly.

I'm not saying that new Vision has original Vision's personality, or that he ever will.  Wanda's Vision told new Vision that he could grant him access to the memories that were inaccessible at that time, presumably due to SWORD not being up to the task.  I suspect the only people on Earth who could have done so are Banner and Shuri.  Those memories will no doubt have a massive impact upon his personality, but that doesn't mean he'll ever be the same again.  While Wanda's Vision didn't say so, it's clear that he also freed new Vision of his SWORD programming that requires him to obey their orders.  Being born with those programming directives in place will no doubt have an affect.

She already found them. They were crying for help in the end credit scene. I think it’s less “I want to find my children” and more “I need to rescue them.” And it causes a ripple in the Multiverse. Kinda like having two Gamora’s and how that’ll affect GotG.