#Agatha Knight

[batcavescolony]

I see a lot of people upset about William Kaplan being dead and no one mourning him cus Billy stole his body and I just don't see it that way. The kid in Wanda Vision is Billy Maximoff, The teenager at the Bar Mitzvah is William Kaplan, the Teen that got taken to the hospital after the wreck is neither and both Billy Maximoff and William Kaplan. That Teen went home with the abilities of Billy Maximoff, to the home of William Kaplan, with memories of neither and lived there for three years. He cares about Rebecca and Jeff, he lied to the to protect them from pain, they are his parents. He wants to find Tommy, he has magical powers, he wants to know who he is. All of these things are true. I wouldn't say William Kaplan is dead he just doesn't remember, like Agatha wasn't dead when he was Agnes, she just didn't remember.

[marvelmutantmagic616]

Agatha All Along S1 Ep. 7

[henreyettah]

Im doing AUgust again this year! Here’s the first part of last weeks AU, which was a continuation of the Prince x knight AU from 2021! ⚔️

[wherewisteriaends]

"The Traveler

The Queen of Cups Empathetic, intuitive, inner voice to be trusted.

What's Missing

Three of Pentacles Collaboration, community, singular voices waiting to harmonize. My coven.

The Path Behind

The Knight of Wands Full of fire. Fights bravely.

The Path Ahead

The High Priestess Immense spiritual powers, unable or unwilling to use it. Obstacles Three of Swords Heartbreak, sorrow, grief.

The Windfall The Tower Reversed Disaster, destruction, sudden upheaval, but reversed miraculous transformation The Destination Death In the end, all roads lead to me."

[aubreyathame]

i got too silly again!!!!! the tags are a nightmare. favorite character bingo TWO baby!!! check part one here

anyways as im writing all this i realized i misspelled 'lamby' lamb. its lammy. i hate myself

text below cut because this one is harder to read even though i resorted to just typing for 4 of them

(Kisuke) Urahara: "I'm sure it's just some pretty girl talking about me somewhere"

David (Leatherhoff): "I really need to take these pills" (Jacket says E A 4 5)

(Jill) Lammy (Lamb): "Leave it to...Lamby!!!" (misspelling but i dont want to fix because this took 2 days)

Roronoa Zoro: "I'll become stronger for her!"

Plague Knight: "Hee hee hee!"

Leshy: "Sacrifices must be made"

Z(hen) ((Feat. Abby)): "if we ever actually slept together id fucking annihilate your bisexuality. youd become a permanent lesbian." (real ass quote from psycholonials)

Spectre Knight: The Reaper cometh

Isaac: Who am I?

Nika Allen: "I, Nika Allen, 7 years old, am sick to death of this world"

Agatha (Knife): "I love animals!!" (i THINK this is an exact quote but she gets really close if its not)

Mari: "All it costs is your love"

(Vinsmoke) Sanji: "Defying a cook in the seas is suicidal, you know?"

The Observer: "Fuck Adam Rosner" (real quote from tribetwelve, trust)

Anzu (Kinashi): "If you don't think, you don't have to be afraid"

(The Siren)

Benrey: "Can I see your passport?" (Passport says 'Benrey' 3x)

HABIT: "I AM MANKIND'S BAD HABIT"

Lonely Wizard: "STIMULATION."

Zoe: "Eldritch cutie, reporting for duty!"

(Sōsuke) Aizen: "Adoration is the furthest state from understanding"

whiteface: "Look at you...how sad. Your body is all closed up."

[velvet4510]

I’m not even including Secret Invasion because I trust that we all have good taste.

[sweethomesokovia]

Though it's in the afterlife, now these two are together forever.

[victor-the-vampire]

So I saw this cute little trend and decided to do it! It was hard deciding each of these but ultimately I think this sums up my taste in characters pretty well!

In order we have

Agatha Harkness [Marvel Comics]

Travis Phelps [Sally Face]

Jubilee [Marvel Comics]

Jack Krauser [resident evil 4]

Kaname Kuran [Vampire Knight]

Harley Quinn [DC Comics]

[faeruy]

Agatha All Along Tarot Reads

Episode 5 - Darkest Hour, Wake thy Power

Back again, with Lilia's tarot reads from Episode 5. There's a LOT to talk about with this episode, but other people are going to do that to death, so I'll focus on the tarot. As always, I'm an amateur, and I may get things wrong - see the edit on my post on episode 4. I've also done analysis on the cards mentioned in Episode 2 as well.

Knight Of Wands - This one is triggered when Alice goes to save Agatha by blasting her with power - and thereby triggering Agatha's magic suck power. It's a card that's absolutely referencing Alice in that moment.

At it's bare minimum, this could just be a basic, literal-ass read. Face cards tend to refer to people in your life as much as energy, and Wands are the fire suit, ergo the Protection/Fire Witch is a heroic knight.

Alice is definitely those things in the moment, but why stop there, when overanalyzing stuff is so much fun?

Knight of Wands is a lot about energy and motivation. It talks about someone who has found their passion, energy, and drive, and has the enthusiasm to move forward towards their goals. Given the events of the previous episode, I think that gives us a good idea of where Alice's head is at now. She battled the curse, came out triumphant, and now has the motivation that she'd been lacking most of her life, and the energy to finish the Road for her mother. She started to really be the Protection Witch for her Coven. It's interesting to note that of the four real Coven witches (still not sure about Sharon, Rio is something else entirely, and Teen is... ), Alice was the only one who started on the Road with all of her of her powers reliably intact. (Agatha's lost her purple, Jen's bound, Lilia's is a bit wonky) Because of the curse, and her mother's death, though, she didn't really embrace her power. Her trial changed that, and she definitely now has that Knight of Wands energy.

But the Knight of Wands is an impulsive card; in the "new project energy" vibe, it's easy to get in way too deep to quickly. Those it represents tend to be more "act first, think later". It's very much Alice's downfall; in a rush to do what is right, she makes herself vulnerable and gets hurt for it. I firmly believe that the ill-advised impulsiveness are probably what triggered the read from Lilia in the first place, even if Alice fits other aspects of the card as well.

The difference between Upright and Reversed readings on this one is.. odd, and I'm not sure how applicable it is to Alice. Both axis of the card reference impulsive thoughts and behavior, but the Reversed implies there's frustration and anger tied to an inability to properly express creative/motivated energy. And I don't think that's something we saw in Alice at that moment. It may be possible to read it as her 'misdirected energy' being the magic she blasted Agatha with, but it feels a little like a stretch. It might be more of a reference to Alice's past; a witch working dead end security jobs, blocked from doing any real good, any real craft because of a curse that made everything she touch go bad. Another possibility is that it could come into play later; despite what we saw, I don't think we're done with Alice Wu. I really hope not.

Anyway, that's my read the Knight of Wands; hope you all enjoyed it, and if you want to see my analysis for the previous episodes they are, Episodes 1-3 Episode 4 Episode 6 Episode 7 part 1 Episode 7 part 2

[batvilletv]

[ragnarockz]

During the first time watching this, I didn't really think much of Alice jumping in to try and save Agatha instead of let her be punished, but much like the last episode/last trial - Alice had to defeat her curse.

And maybe here, when Agatha is pleading not to be left alone with her Mother and promising she can be good, this is where Alice genuinely FEELS for Agatha.

Generational curses, grandmothers/mothers/daughters, wanting and needing to be good and not wanting to be the burden again and again. Alice feels for Agatha because she wants all that, too. She wants to be better by breaking the curse and the ties between past women who couldn't end it, couldn't be 'good', couldn't be 'saved'.

Alice is the Knight of Wands. Fearless, brave. And she is labelled the Knight of Wands by Lilia AFTER her own trial in THIS trial.

The Knight of Wands (reversed) can also be interpreted as a card of cancelled or delayed travel or sudden unexpected departures. And that, at the end of this episode, we do get Alice's fate. Death. Was it unexpected? The Knight of Wands reversed is also hasty and reckless and that leads into Alice's demise.

Her curse was broken (and like Rio says in a later episode when she escorts Alice to the afterlife), she died protecting someone. She fulfilled her full fate front to back.

[pretzel-purist]

if i had a nickel for every marvel series protagonist who.. well,

-originally just a jewish guy, but, at a certain point (in fact, right after a very jewish gathering) he was replaced in his own head by a new and separate consciousness

-specifically, it was a new manifestation of a consciousness born out of trauma, and at a much younger age

-he came close to death, or even properly died, but was brought back/saved from the brink supernaturally, and more than once

-has a story with a lot of relation to old legend, several immortals, and moon imagery

-towards the end of his journey, finds himself in a space full of nonmagical items that seem to be counterparts to the magical things he’s been dealing with, leading him to question whether all of this came from his own head

… i’d have two nickels. which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?

[holyblanchett]

Finding out that Marvel announced Moonknight will not be getting a season two the same day it's rumored AAA might be renewed.

[turbomnstr]

[theknightlywolfe]

Given that Valhalla is canon (Love and Thunder), and the Egyptian afterlife is canon, and that explicitly multiple afterlife planes exist in the MCU (Moon Knight), and that you get a faith/orientation based escort/transportation to your specific plane of death ... Rio isn't handling every soul. She's one of like a workplace of Deaths.

[hersterical]

Generally speaking I feel like all of the mcu tv shows and specials have been better than the movies

Almost like if you give the creative teams more space and freedom to make stories they actually care about and aren’t as concerned about appealing to as large of an audience as possible or prioritizing the connecting it to a larger story over the story itself, then that makes the stories better