It has long been theorized that WandaVision is heavily inspired by the M. Comic book plot in which a grief-stricken Scarlet Witch changed reality. Given that the MCU version of the superhero has the same lifelike abilities, the obvious conclusion is that Wanda created the fake construct we see in the Disney + series to deal with Vision’s death. But there is another, much darker possibility that the events of the past episodes represent – which Wanda did not willingly Create the artificial bubble in the very real city of Westview, but someone else is using their powers to control it and the makeshift city, and is constantly reprogramming the people inside.
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We are still all in favor of the theory that Wanda created an illusion of vision as both are connected through the Mind Stone. And yes, she seems to have some control over what happens (when she reverses time). But for the rest of the city of Westview and its weirdly dazed townspeople jumping through the decades with the “unusual couple”, it is becoming increasingly evident that someone else is pulling the strings.
Yes, Wanda may have “created” vision, but the sitcom reality and people (who seem to have a somewhat flawed awareness of what is happening) were shaped by a second person who wants Wanda to have children. Even Wanda has forgotten her past and seems to partially remember it. Because if our prints are correct, the third episode is from WandaVision Perhaps she hinted that Wanda can create living things but did so tilt Control them or use their magic in some way.
But before we explain that last sentence, let’s review the events in the three episodes that prove Wanda isn’t the one controlling her warped sitcom reality. There is a second entity that relies on Wanda’s powers to keep the illusion going, as the moments when she is distracted the facade falls off and things and people “fail”.
Mr. Hart and Mrs. Hart
In the first episode, Vision’s boss, Mr. Hart and his wife come to their house for dinner. Had it been a really wrong world with Mrs. Hart, she wouldn’t have grilled Wanda with questions like the time she got married and what she didn’t have children. This proves that while the sitcom reality is made up, people are very real, are at some level aware that they are trapped, and know that Wanda is the anomaly.
Mrs. Hart’s question put Wanda off, who realizes that something is wrong with the place and the life she lives. She is distracted which is manipulating her powers which are used to keep the illusion going – they start to glitter and therefore Mr. Hart begins to choke. His wife goes on to say “Stop it” first in a light tone to her husband and then in a pleading tone to Wanda, as if she knows that her questioning of the false reality is suffocating her husband.
What happens next? Well, Wanda breaks out of her stupor and asks Vision to help Mr. Hart. We now know that Wanda is more than capable of conjuring things up from the air and making them disappear in this strange world. This raises two possible facts: a) She got Vision to help Mr. Hart, which means the synthetoid is under her command. B) But other people are not under her control, or she could have simply magically removed what Mr. Hart is choking on like she did for Vision in the second episode. Again she created him so that she could control him and use her powers on him. But the pseudo-reality is not her creation and she cannot use her powers on her people who are moved like puppets by someone else.
The Harts instantly break out of his near death experience and are instantly funny – it’s not like they were forced to act like this, they looked like they instantly forgot what happened and instead remembered them differently last seconds. Here’s another weird point to focus on – the couple immediately left like someone was at that point programmed they should go early in case their presence made Wanda linger over the strange event.
When you watched WandaVision Diligently you will find that the strange way in which the above events played out occurs again.
Wanda’s interaction with Dottie
Many theories suggest that Dottie, Westview’s standard queen bee, started asking Wanda questions after the outside world managed to break through this fake reality for a few seconds via a radio broadcast. If you think so, watch the episode again because Dottie is starting to act weird In front She claims she “heard things” about the couple and when Wanda tries to reassure her that she will not mean harm, Dottie insists that she does not believe her. Again, Dottie shows some level of awareness, as if she knew something was wrong with Wanda and Vision.
Her aggressive behavior acts as a trigger to confuse Wanda again and, as before, the malfunctions of false reality. The outside world, most likely S.W.O.R.D., comes through, Dottie breaks her glass, begins to bleed a bright red in the monochromatic world and is suddenly afraid of Wanda. Wanda, on the other hand, is too shocked to do damage control herself – it’s not the combination of furious fear she has later in the episode when she sees the beekeeper and rewinds time. So it may not be her who fries the radio and breaks the moment.
And as happened with the Harts, Dottie is being reprogrammed – not only has she forgotten that the last few strange seconds, her earlier concerns about Wanda, have gone, too. Did you notice how surprised Wanda is at the sudden change in Dottie’s behavior? Would that be the look on her face if she were the one cleaning the slate? No
The strange events in episode 3, “Now in Color”
There is a moment in the episode when the couple’s neighbor, Herb, also starts sawing the wall while he is cutting his bushes and doesn’t stop even when vision advises him to do so. We agree that no one is grilling Wanda with questions or allegations right now. But she’s going through an insanely accelerated pregnancy with all of the painful symptoms, all packed into less than 24 hours. In a way, she’s distracted.
When Geraldine visits Wanda, we see that the stork she painted in her soon-to-be-born nursery has come to life and is roaming her living room. Wanda tries to make it go away twice, but each time it shakes off her magic. Not only does this allude to the fact that Wanda’s magic can create living beings (like her twins), it again states it Their powers do not affect living beings.
The next time fictional reality slips after Wanda spontaneously gave birth to her twins with the help of Geraldine. As a vision from Dr. Saying goodbye to Nielson, who was supposed to be leaving Westview for a vacation but was taken away to help Wanda, the doctor claims he cannot go on his trip because he doesn’t think of “us.” living in a small town that is “so difficult to escape.” ominous?
This interaction takes place while Wanda is inside with Geraldine and suddenly remembers her brother Pietro while looking at her twins. The memory is so strong that when you speak, even her Socovian accent is back. Again, anyone who has used their powers cannot properly use them to control the residents of Westview. Hence, the doctor is reminded that his car broke down because he wanted to leave Westview, which the creator of the construct does not allow.
While Wanda is otherwise busy, Agnes and Herb whisper about Wanda’s sudden pregnancy and Geraldine’s presence in town. They even warn Vision about her, telling him that Geraldine has no family, no husband and most importantly no home in Westview. It’s just … there.
The moment Wanda sings to her children and thinks about her brother, Geraldine / Monica looks like she’s suddenly torn out of a daydream. She asks if Ultron is killing her Pietro, which is a stupid question indeed, but makes sense when Monica is just starting to get clear.
Our theory, like Monica, who is obviously a S.W.O.R.D. The agent sent to rescue Wanda became Geraldine. The miniature red helicopter we saw in episode two was actually a real helicopter that got her into Westview, but the person controlling that fake bubble crashed her. And when Wanda’s powers swallowed the whole city, Monica fell victim to it too, becoming one of the characters on a sitcom. She could only remember part of why she came in before Wanda sent her back to the real world.
But how could Wanda use her powers on Monica?
So far we’ve only seen Wanda use her magic on two people – Vision and Monica Rambeau. While we’ve explained the former, the reason she might expel Monica is because she’s a fair game to Wanda because she doesn’t belong to that reality. But others in reality, other than vision, are used as puppets by someone else and therefore Wanda cannot control them.
In summary, Wanda can control what Vision remembers because she created it through their mutual connection through the Mind Stone. But she can’t control the people at Westview because someone uses her powers to run the show well. While people are reasonably aware of what is happening and experiencing some moments of clarity, this “someone” is constantly reprogramming people to make sure that no one reminds Wanda of their past and breaks out of this false dreamland. You can watch the latest episode of the series on the official Disney + app.
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