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Her intentions is to be seen by Vision, and plant the idea that Wanda is responsible, for going-ons, in the town. Her car stops, with the headlights on, and she stares mindlessly, at the road ahead. He replies that he expects that it's in Town Sure, and chuckles, and Agnes does so too, while her facial expressions remain unemotional, and she continues looking forward. Vision asks if she's referring to the town she grew up in, but she remains unresponsive. She asks if he's there's to help them, and he confirms he is, but questions what an Avengers is. She appears in shock, places her hand over her heart, and asks if she's dead.
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Wanda orders her sons to go to their room, and they insist on staying with her, until Agatha tells them to listen to their mother, and the pair run away. An energy blast is thrown at her, but this time, Agatha catches and harnesses it for herself, while also causing Wanda's left hand to rapidly age. She redirects it at Wanda, blasting her back, and requests she surrender her magic. Agatha levitates in the air, and adds onto her offer that she'll allow Wanda to keep Westview to herself, when suddenly, Wanda throws a car from behind her, crashing Agatha, into a house.
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Agnes then remembers to give Wanda a pineapple, for her upside-down cake, and finds no response to her knocks on the backdoor, so knocks at the front. She hands Wanda the pineapple, and greets Mr. and Mrs. Hart, before she quickly has the door, shut in her face. She is power-hungry, as demonstrated by her performing dark magic from a younger age, despite it violating the rules of her own coven, and by her fixation with Wanda, curious to understand the nature of her powers. Her slow manipulation also demonstrates the intelligence that Agatha holds.
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The pair go through another door, which leads to Wanda, arriving at the S.W.O.R.D. Headquarters, following the Blip, and five years after Vision passed. Agatha witnesses Wanda look at Vision's broken body, while experimented on, by S.W.O.R.D. faculty, and being denied the opportunity to bury him. When Wanda, returns to her car, she finds an envelope, that leads her to Westview, where Vision planned a life for the pair together.
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From the living room, Wanda asks where the twins are, and Agnes responds that they're likely playing in the basement. They go through a passage with walls covered in vines, into a larger room. Agnes makes herself known, while petting Señor Scratchy, and reveals herself to also be a magic user. She flicks her hands, causing the doors to shut, and introduces herself by her true name; Agatha Harkness.
Agatha's magic pollutes their beams, as they turn into a violet color, and the witches firing at her, begin to rapidly age. Evanora joins in the attack, but Agatha's powers are stronger, than the collective, and she magically frees herself from her constraints. Agatha holds out her hands, and spreads out her arms, releasing a burst of magic, that kills all the witches, besides Evanora. She pleads with Evanora, claiming she can be good, but her mother refuses, and sends a stream of blue magic into Agatha's chest. Violet light, emanating from her chest, reaches the blue beam, until in moves onto her mother, causing her to rapidly age, until it kills her. Agatha walks to her mothers corpse, and yanks off the pendant, attached to her robe, and flies off the ground.
Before Agatha Harkness returns to enchant us all with her campy black magic, perhaps you should go back and see how she got into this mess in the first place. To see how the fabulous baddie ended up in Westview in the first place and how she wound up trapped there, be sure to check out "WandaVision" on Disney+. Not only does it highlight an amazing actor giving a career-best performance, it also just happens to be one of the very best series that Marvel has ever made. Though Agatha’s reveal in “WandaVision” appears to set her up as the show’s villain, in the comic books she’s a character who has generally had a more friendly, if complicated, relationship with the Scarlet Witch. Her reality-controlling powers seem to be on the fritz, she has a run-in with a newly super-powered Monica Rambeau and she learns that her chatty neighbor Agnes, played by Kathryn Hahn, has been keeping a pretty major secret. On Halloween, Agnes dresses up as a witch, and drives, until she reaches the intersection of Rolling Hill and Ellis Avenue.
Though they seem to enjoy watching their mom bring the Marvel magician to life every Friday night on Disney+. Everyone’s favorite theme song from the popular Disney+ series “WandaVision” has landed on both Billboard and iTunes charts upon its release. On Wednesday, Billboard reported the villainous jingle — written by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez for Kathryn Hahn’s character — has debuted at No. 36 on its digital song sales survey with 3,000 downloads sold as of Feb. 25. Agatha’s comic book origins date back to the late 1960s, when she was first introduced in the “Fantastic Four” series. Depicted as an older woman, Agatha originally worked as the governess for Franklin Richards, the son of Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic) and Sue Storm (the Invisible Woman). The Fantastic Four are a superhero team whose screen rights, along with the X-Men’s, were tied up at a different company until Disney’s acquisition of Fox.
As the Hex weakens, Vision and her children begin fading, and Agatha elucidates how her family are tied to the Wanda's reality. Wanda restores the Hex, and runs to her family, before Agatha fires at her, and begins absorbing Wanda's magic. During the short period of time when the barrier was lowered, S.W.O.R.D. were able to infiltrate the town. They drive in, and aim their guns at Agatha, but she telekinetically lifts the personnel in the air, and expresses how women such as her and Wanda will always be hunted, and drops them to the ground. Agatha throws a ball of energy towards Wanda, while heading in her direction, but misses, and Wanda suddenly disappears, to her confusion. Agatha settles on the roof of a building, observing Wanda's family, when the young witch creeps upon her, from behind, and uses her power to induce a nightmare.
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Señor Scratchy makes a comment on how shocked Wanda looks, to meet them, to which Agatha, agrees. Wanda tries tries reading Agatha's thoughts, but the witch reveals they were never available to Wanda, and chuckles. Wanda questions where her children are, and Agatha repeats her question, in a mocking tone, and observes the fluctuation between Wanda's Sokovian and American accent. Wanda attempts to use her powers against Agatha, but she is defenseless, and Agatha magically binds Wanda, and lifting her of the ground and towards her. She points out the protection spell, and explains that the runes, prevent any other magic users, from accessing their powers.
Wanda fires a beam of energy knocking back the witches that held her back, and runs into Agnes, removing the two, from the nightmare. Wanda fires at Agatha, telling her she doesn't want her powers, and Agatha continues to provoke her. The two move in the sky, and Wanda hits Agatha, various times, but also misses, and hits the barrier. With each blast, Agatha's powers strengthen, and she begins absorbing Wanda's magic, leaving Wanda aged, and seemingly defenseless. Agatha discloses that the deal the pair made has been rescinded, as once cast, a spell can never be changed, leaving her world broken.
She'll be joined by Broadway icon Patti LuPone, who's been more than happy to talk about her character. Speaking with "The View," LuPone revealed she was playing Lilia Calderu, who in the comics is a witch who protects the Book of Cagliostro and becomes an ally of Dr. Strange. Will the Scarlet Witch's death in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" somehow release her from the Agnes persona? As the series will revolve around a coven of witches, that seems like a very real possibility. Kathryn Hahn reprises her role as Agatha Harkness from WandaVision, with Aubrey Plaza, Joe Locke, Patti LuPone, Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ahn, Debra Jo Rupp, and Miles Gutierrez-Riley also starring.
When Agnes finds Herb, trimming his hedge, she uses her powers of mental manipulation on him, briefly unearthing his true persona. The pair discuss Geraldine entering the Vision Residence, and Monica's possible pregnancy. Vision arrives and greets the pair, and asks whether they also lost electricity. Agnes comments that they did, but her husband looks better in the dark, so she's not complaining. Before Vision heads back inside, Agnes asks if Geraldine is inside with Wanda.
Additionally, "Darkhold Diaries" will star Sasheer Zamata ("Home Economics"), Miles Gutierrez-Riley ("The Wilds"), artist Okwui Okpokwasili, and Maria Dizzia ("Funny Pages"). Obviously, Kathryn Hahn will be cackling and conniving as Agatha Harkness, and she'll be joined by the likes of Emma Caulfield, Debra Jo Rupp, David Payton, David Lengel, Asif Ali, Amos Glick, Brian Brightman, and Kate Forbes. In "WandaVision," these actors all played dual roles — hilarious sitcom characters and terrified victims of Wanda Maximoff's curse.
He tells her no, and questions why she would even think that, and Agnes reveals he is dead. Vision informs her of his intentions, to reach those outside Westview, and make sense of their situation, but Agnes asks how, as no one leaves, and Wanda won't even let them think about it. She chortles, and remarks that all is lost, before manically laughing, while Vision tells her to calm down. He promises he'll fix this, and she looks at him, tells him okay, in a happy manner, before driving back into town, with a smile on her face.
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