#dtm: don't go giving yourself a migraine

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Someone's gotta tell Agatha to quit waking up powers in these Maximoffs. She's just creating her own damn problems. lol.

[ijustreallylikecaptainamericaok]

The cruel irony of Agatha trying to use Wanda as weapon against Billy is that, if he is fully aware of who he is (and anything like his comic counterpart*), it's possible that his unconditional love for his mother played a role in how much benefit of the doubt he gave Agatha.

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There'll always be torches and pitchforks for ladies like us, Wanda. / You're so much like your mother.

One of the things that grabs me the most about AAA is the overlaps between Agatha, Wanda, and Billy. Agatha and Wanda, both granted immense power that they don't fully understand and struggle to control. Power that caused many to dismiss them as nothing more than monsters, serial killers, and weapons of mass destruction when what they desperately needed was the proper guidance. Not to mention their connections to the Darkhold and how that ties to their longing for their children (though we don't have the full picture on Agatha's situation just yet.)

And then there's Billy. The Demiurge. A being of immense power prophesied along with his mother. Powers newly awoken in the midst of his grief and anger. A kid searching, searching for something so important that he's willing to journey the treacherous Witches' Road in order to get it back.

It all circles back and repeats and I think back to how Agatha could've mentored Wanda, wonder how differently things could've turned out if she had, and hope the cycle can break with Billy.