#do ya think agatha actually came to see how wanda cast the hex because she somehow succeeded in a way agatha had failed with nicky

[appropriatelystupid]

thinking about

teenage agatha, trying to learn her power but left unaided by her own mother who tries to kill her instead, and about

teenage agatha, now alone in the world, all the people closest to her dead by her own uncontrollable power, crossing paths with death when the bodies keep piling up, and about

decades of agatha and death falling so inconceivably in love with each other while agatha does whatever she needs to survive in a world where she will always become the villain of any coven she joins, and about

agatha wishing for nicky so intensely that she creates him through the sheer force of her love and longing for a connection that can stay, and about

death coming to break her love’s heart in a way she never wanted to, and about

death being so in love that she risks the balance of the universe to give her love as much time as she can with her heart made manifest, and about

agatha not knowing how much time she has with her son and taking more and more lives just hoping it’s buying her more time, and about

time running out

about agatha burying her heart and vowing to reject the love of her life for the rest of hers, and about

decades of death coming back to agatha desperate for her to understand that there was no time left to give and that she never wanted to do her job less than in that moment, and about

agatha being so unable to accept that it was the way it had to be that she gets the darkhold and hides herself away, and about

death spending centuries looking for agatha because she will always love her and she knows she’s not dead but she also knows she’s not okay and she’s so desperate to at least be able to watch out for her if nothing else, and about

agatha still being haunted by death even though she’s hidden herself away, knowing every time she kills, the woman she loves will be coming and surely know it was her but still won’t be able to get to her, and about

after centuries, death finding her love again, unveiled but fractured, and about

death knowing it’s likely futile but determined to take one more chance to get agatha to understand their mutual pain in what happened, and about

agatha being so tired from running and so lost about what’s happening that she almost almost gives in, and about

death knowing it’s not genuine or bound to last and having to break her heart all over again, and about

death being shocked and heartbroken that her love finally comes back to her only to use her own power to end her mortal life, and about

death preparing to bring agatha back to her son finally, likely to never see her again, only to lose her again when agatha refuses to go with her, and about

death having to live in this new reality where she truly may never see the love of her life ever again