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Follow-up post: I attempted to break down the timeline of  the Hex in its entirety, but I probably messed up somewhere
I already knew the part from the second half, as shown in my last post, but I had to rewatch most of Episode 4 to get the rest of this:
Day 1: Wanda arrives in Westview and accidentally creates the Hex
Night 1: N/A
Day 2: the missing person’s case is reported, Jimmy and Monica to go the Hex, and Monica gets sucked in
Night 2: N/A
Day 3: SWORD shows up
Night 3: SWORD discovers the broadcast and tries to crack it
Day 4: Monica is thrown out at first light, and then recovers
Night 4: Wanda comes out to confront SWORD, Fake Pietro shows up, the entirety of episode 6 happens, and Wanda expands the Hex
Day 5: episodes 7-9 happen
That still leaves 5 days between Wanda’s visit to SWORD and her arrival at Westview. Unless a little more time passed between the Hex going up and Jimmy taking notice, which I suppose is possible. But if that’s the case… what was everyone inside the Hex doing at the time. Was there more 50s stuff we didn’t see?
Now I’m suddenly realizing this does contradict one thing: Darcy says she has been watching the broadcast for “the past week”, and if this timeline I’ve gathered is right, that’s not true at all. So either the writers are being inconsistent, or there were timeskips we weren’t made aware of.
Either that or we can say she was generalizing since it was still almost 5 days, and I might say “the last week” if I was doing something that long.
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marvelburner · 6 months
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List of people I want dead in the same way as Thanos:
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Bonus: (and they have done nothing to annoy me but exist)
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tobiasdrake · 1 year
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You know, I hate to be the one to say this, but Pepper's doing a terrible job of managing Tony's estate.
First there was E.D.I.T.H. being taken away and checked out by Fury's operation. That wasn't too big of a deal; Talos's heart was in the right place. And Tony's decision to give the glasses to Peter in the first place was super questionable. But it's still a bit of a red flag that Pepper was turning over Stark weapons to quasi-government dudes.
Hayward is the fulfillment of that red flag. If Tony was alive, this never would have happened. Absolutely not. Tony would have been like, "Uh, no, Vision is proprietary Stark Industries technology. You can have my android when you pry it from the cold dead hands of these fifty autonomous Iron Man suits. Don't let the door hit you on the way out."
Like. Vision's been dead for five years and they're just now, in the days immediately following the Snapback, taking his corpse apart for study. It's not hard to guess what was stopping them from accessing it before.
But I guess Pepper doesn't have the same dedication to keeping Stark weapons out of the hands of government spooks that Tony did. She's not going to pick a fight with S.W.O.R.D. over a dead android full of super-advanced weaponizable technology. That makes sense; She was never really onboard with his change in life trajectory anyway.
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Monica: Mansplaining is-
Hayward: Mansplaining is when a man explains something to a woman that she already knows but he acts like he's teaching her. Does that make sense to you?
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On this day in the MCU
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Wanda Maximoff: Is this yours?! 😡😡😡 Tyler Hayward: The missile was just a precaution. You can hardly blame us, Wanda.
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Wanda Maximoff: Oh, I think I can. This will be your only warning: Stay out of my home. 😡 You don't bother me, I won't bother you. Tyler Hayward: I wish it could be that simple. You've taken an entire town hostage! Wanda Maximoff: Well, I'm not the one with the guns, Director! 😡 Monica Rambeau: But you are the one in control.
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Wanda Maximoff: You're still here. 🤨
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Monica Rambeau: Wanda, I didn't know the drones were armed. But you know that, don't you? A town full of civilians, and you—a telepath—brought a S.W.O.R.D. agent into your home. 🤨
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Monica Rambeau: You trusted me to help deliver your babies. On some level, Wanda, you know I am an ally! I want to help you. 😢
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Wanda Maximoff: How? 🤨 What could you possibly have to offer me? 🤨 Monica Rambeau: What do you want? Wanda Maximoff: I have what I want. And no one will ever take it from me, again. 😡😡
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lornaria-lore · 2 years
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[WandaVision E5] On a Very Special Episode
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thena0315 · 2 years
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Agent Deever is just like Hayward
They both act first and shoot children
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headcanonthings · 2 years
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Hayward: Do you live in your own little world?
Wanda: Yes, unfortunately I have to share it with all of you.
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hitchell-mope · 2 years
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My honest opinions on the phase four villains I’ve watched so far
For this I’ll be including villains, antagonists and people who were just plain against the heroes. So yes. Yelena IS on this list because of the Hawkeye show. If you don’t like what I have to say. Then for your own comfort, don’t fucking read it. It’ll save you and me a lot of time.
Agatha. Wanda should’ve killed her. Once she threatened the twins she should’ve been killed.
Tyler. He’s a prick. I don’t like him. We should’ve seen him get locked up
John. Too easily led. I don’t like him. He doesn’t get what the shield’s about. And I want him incarcerated
Karli. I got her motivation. But she lost my sympathy when she threatened Sarah’s children. And I don’t care that she died
Val. I don’t care that she’s played by Elaine Benes. I want her dead. Purely because she put a target on Clint’s back.
Sharon. Not gonna lie. I’m excited for how this might play out.
Ravona. I don’t know if she’s in season two or not. But if she is. I want her to beat Loki to a pulp. And gloat about it.
Dreykov. They took the easy way out by making the black widow villain a man. He should’ve been a woman. If he was. Maybe Yelena wouldn’t have been so easily led by Val.
Xu Wenwu. He benefits from fandom hypocrisy. Further detail will be in a future post.
Maya. I don’t hate her. And I think she deserves peace
Wilson. He a moron. A scary moron. But a moron nonetheless
Yelena. Not gonna lie. She did not endear me to her in Hawkeye. It felt like she was just there to pay lip service to Clint haters in his own damn show. Not needed whatsoever.
Deviants. Cool design. Not very interesting otherwise though
Ikaris. They finally, finally made a MCU villain with an understandable motivation. And they kill him off. Needless to say my feelings on him are complicated to say the least. Like Wenwu I’ll list them in a future post.
I’ll probably make another post when I watch Ms Marvel, multiverse, the second Waititi sacrilege etc etc. But for now. Tell me what you think?
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fuesch · 2 years
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Hey, remember when we found out that the reason Wanda had gone to SWORD HG was that she simply wanted a funeral for Vision? But Director Tyler Hayward was being himself about it?
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kiragirl17 · 2 years
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Thoughts after watching Dr Strange: MOM
1) They nerfed Strange. Such an astronomical difference between Infinity war Strange and current Strange. Strange literally took on Thanos, who was welding several infinity stones. No, I don’t expect him to win against a superpower like Wanda, but man, he was over shadowed in his own movie. I probably wouldn’t have been so disappointed if this wasn’t a Doctor Strange Movie. They should have just made it into a Wanda movie.
2) Tyler Hayward was right about Wanda, and Maria Rambeau/ Darcy Lewis were wrong about Wanda. No, he isn’t completely right as what he did with Vision was wrong. However, Maria and Darcy were like “Oh, poor Wanda. She gave up so much. She is the good guy...” as she enslaved an entire town. She was just ‘forgiven’ and let ago. “They will never understand what you have Sacrificed.” Then she goes on to kill a ton of people. Listen, i can love her as an villain, but i hate the whole let’s write all her sins off they did in Wandavision. Trauma doesn’t release you from your sins.
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Keeping my promise to share some more wholesome MCU fanfics to cancel out all the toxicity I dumped on here two days ago. Starting off with an author, as he has written quite a few really good fics. Here are the cliffnotes of some of my favorites:
Wanda’s Elegy - a meta commentary on WandaVision with POVs from both Agatha and Hayward about Wanda.
Being Kinder to Myself - Wanda, absolutely crushed by the insurmountable guilt she feels after what she did to Westview, is approached by a physical manifestation of her powers that helps her get her head on straight
A Real Chance - Kang rants about how many timelines the TVA had to prune in order to get to the one where Wanda was completely abandoned so WandaVision could happen
Because I Knew You - at the end of No Way Home, Wanda senses Strange’s mindwiping spell and uses the Darkhold to fight it off. She then looks into why it was cast and ends up befriending Peter and beginning to heal
What If... Multiverse of Madness: The Clea Cut - a sequel to the one right above. Instead of Wanda, the people hunting America Chavez are Clea and Mordo. Also, instead of Earth-838, the main parallel universe is one that actually riffs on the MCU rather than using legacy characters who weren’t in it before
What If... Wanda Cast the No Way Home Spell? - Wanda and Peter get to know one another at Tony’s funeral. Unfortunately, WandaVision still happens, but after Wanda hears about Peter’s identity being exposed she comes out of hiding and ends up being the one to perform the mindwiping spell.
To offer some praise to the last one, I think it solves a really big issue with No Way Home. That being, if the mindwiping spell came from the Darkhold, as it does in this fic, then that a) explains why it has never been used before, and b) eliminates the icky ethical questions of why good sorcerers have such a spell.
So yeah, clearly this author really likes the idea of Wanda and Peter Parker becoming friends. I have to say, I really love it too, so if you’re a fan of either character, I’d recommend reading his stuff.
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icalledhimpietro · 2 years
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Lets not forget who is REALLY to blame for all this
This CRUNCHY CUM SOCK!
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tobiasdrake · 1 year
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Villain Breakdown - Tyler Hayward
Like other villains that came before him, Director Hayward has great symbolic meaning to the story. He represents an idea that is bigger than one man, and that the hero is challenged to confront.
That idea is fascism.
Hayward represents fascism.
Because he's a fascist.
Okay, no, there is more to it than that. But I couldn't resist the urge to do it again. Yes, Like Pierce and the Red Skull, Hayward is a fascist. However, unlike those movies, this show isn't about fascism. As such, he's not here solely to rep for that.
WandaVision is an emotional narrative, not a political one. Everything that happens in the film in some way connects back to grief and loss. Hayward is no exception. As he explains right off the bat in his character introduction, he was radicalized by the events of the last five years.
The show never dwells much on Hayward's loss, but it's clearly established as his driving force. The Blip was a horrifying event that destroyed countless lives. Two of those lives are Wanda and Monica, central figures in this story whose grief opens the door for them to connect with one another despite being on opposite sides of the situation.
And the third is Hayward, who went through those same events, suffered those same losses, and was changed by them for the worse.
I'm sorry to do this but I need to talk about 9/11 for a moment. The aftermath of 9/11 brought out a lot of various sentiments from those of us old enough to truly experience it. Some good, such as an outpouring of caring and coming together, and some terrible such as anti-Muslim hate crimes.
But there's one in particular that's relevant here. One response, particularly common among adult white men, was this: "If me and my gun were on one of those planes, it never would have happened."
That's Tyler. Tragedy on a large scale such as the Blip brings out a variety of reactions from people. People who are used to feeling powerful do not react well to being made to feel powerless.
Tyler is a man accustomed to being in control. A man who sees military violence as the solution to whatever the universe throws at him. Who thinks he can shoot his way out of any situation, and reacts to obstacles by unloading bullets even when he doesn't fully understand what's going on.
He is a man reacting to grief by trying to make a bigger gun, unwilling to confront the reality that the gun he's trying to build couldn't have stopped it. It was already there. Vision was there. His gun was in Wakanda fighting Thanos already. But to accept that Thanos couldn't have been stopped is to accept being powerless.
And that's a bridge that a man accustomed to being powerful cannot cross.
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Woo: What do rainbows mean to you?
Monica: Gay rights.
Hayward: [having overheard the question] There's money at the end.
Darcy: They're an optical phenomenon that separates sunlight into its continuous spectrum when the sun shines on raindrops.
Monica:
Woo:
Darcy: And, you know, gay rights.
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crsentfairy · 6 months
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"Dude, I'm telling you, she's so weird."
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