warn! This article contains spoilers for Episode 6 of Agatha’s Journey.
Agatha has always Episode six reveals Billy Maximoff’s origins in the MCU, tying the show to Wanda Vision, It also solves several mysteries and previews what will happen in the final three episodes. ending Agatha has always In episode five, the teen is identified as Billy Maximoff, son of the Scarlet Witch. It’s a theory held by many since the show’s marketing began, Joe Locke said in Agatha has always‘s cast provides plenty of evidence that the Young Avengers known as Wiccan will be formed later Wanda Vision.
Wanda VisionIn the finale, Wanda breaks the spell surrounding Westview and her twins, Billy and Tommy, disappear along with Vision. exist Agatha has always In Episode 6, the final moments of Wanda’s story in the 2021 Marvel TV series become integral to William Caplan’s (aka Billy Maximoff) story. with other witches Agatha has alwaysEpisode six delves deeper into Billy’s story, from his MCU origins, his relationship with the Scarlet Witch, to what exactly he’s looking for on his journey to become a witch.
How William Kaplan Became Billy Maximoff Explained
Agatha has always Episode six begins with William Kaplan turning 13 and the young boy celebrating his bar mitzvah. However, the festivities quickly turn mysterious when William visits an entertainment stall run by Lilia Calderu. After being told that his lifeline would be split in half, William hurried away and dismissed the seemingly false witch’s claims. That is, William’s coming-of-age ceremony ends abruptly when those in attendance (the other citizens of Eastview) are told that they must return home as soon as possible due to unusual events in Westview.
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As William is being driven home by his parents, they are distracted by the anomaly, Wanda’s Hex Wanda Visionshrinking rapidly. This resulted in a car accident, with William bearing the brunt of the accident. Unfortunately, William died, taking his last breath, and Wanda’s spell was gone forever. William miraculously woke up and shouted: “Tommy!” Just as he did. From then on, William Kaplan became Billy Maximoff, Agatha has always The end of episode six provides more details on how this ties into the latter’s Marvel Comics origins.
Once Agatha recovers from her unknowing mud bath, Agatha has always In the final scene of episode six, she tells Billy his story. Agatha reveals that Billy’s soul created by Wanda simply found another host after Hex was destroyed. This soul found what Agatha said Inside the empty container was the body of the recently deceased William Kaplan. This echoes the Marvel comics, with the source material explaining that Billy Maximoff’s soul was reincarnated into the body of another man, William Kaplan.
Why does Billy have no memory of his or William’s life?
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interestingly, Agatha has always Episode six reveals that Billy Maximoff has no memory of his life as William Kaplan or the events that occurred Wanda Vision. The car accident and Billy’s soul inhabiting William’s body essentially caused a reset, the end of one life and the beginning of another. This explains why Billy doesn’t remember his life as William, as the latter’s death was for the former’s rebirth. The two are completely different people, living in the same body, but Billy’s memory Wanda Vision Also lost.
Inhabiting William’s body likely caused a complete reset of Billy’s mind, explaining why he had to learn more about who he was…
There’s an interesting subplot in it Agatha has always Episode six brings back Evan Peters as Ralph Bohner, who serves as a vehicle for retrospectives Wanda Vision For Billy. The character needs to be reminded of what happened in Westview, but it’s unclear why he has no memory of these events. Inhabiting William’s body will likely cause a complete reset of Billy’s mind, explaining why he must learn more about who he is, from the events taking place within Hex to his family members such as Wanda, Phantom Vision and Tommy.
Why Billy became a witch revealed: Where is Tommy Maximoff?
Another important reveal Agatha has always Episode six tells the story of why Billy embarked on the path of being a witch. Mid-season trailer Agatha has always This was also teased, and the answer was revealed sooner or later in episode six. Billy tells Agatha that power is not something he wants, and that the original reason for wanting to travel to the Witch’s Path was a lie. Instead, Billy is searching for his twin brother, Tommy. Wanda Vision Although the former was resurrected in Billy Caplan’s body, his fate remains unclear.
This motivation makes sense since the twins are often described as being in WandaVision. Given this motivation, the question of where Tommy Maximoff is remains the biggest mystery. Agatha has always Episode six. Considering what was revealed about Billy in the show, it’s a safe bet that Tommy’s soul also reincarnated into another owner after the Hex disappeared. WandaVisionending. Who or where that body is remains to be seen, but the original Marvel comic could provide some indication.
Tommy Maximoff’s Comic Origins Explained
In Marvel comics, Tommy Maximoff is reborn as Tommy Shepard. Tommy Shepherd was a troubled kid who frequently spent time in juvenile hall, where he eventually settled before his superspeed powers awakened. Tommy accidentally uses his powers to vaporize his school, causing him to be contained in a high-security facility so that he can be turned into a living weapon. Eventually, Tommy was freed by the Young Avengers, whose two most recent members were Billy Maximoff and Teddy Altman, aka the Hulk.
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Interestingly, Tommy Maximoff’s comic book backstory could explain his position Agatha has always Episode 6. It’s revealed that Tommy has been imprisoned by the U.S. government or one of its many agencies across the Marvel Universe. One possibility is Damage Control, a group that has opposed other members of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Young Avengers in the past. This would explain why Tommy didn’t show up Agatha has always Once Billy discovered where he was, he arranged for him and Billy to reunite in the Marvel Universe.
Why Lilia put her mark on William Kaplan
A big mystery surrounding Billy’s character Agatha has always Episode 6 is the mark that was put on him. The mark prevents him from revealing his name or backstory to anyone associated with witchcraft, and the coven of Witches on the Path are unsure who cast the spell on Billy. Agatha has always Episode six reveals that the witch is none other than Lilia Kaldru herself, though, as previously revealed, she has no memory of doing so, as the mark also applies to the witch who cast it.
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Apparently Lilia felt something while reading William Kaplan’s palm during his bar mitzvah, likely causing her to cast the mark. Exactly what Lilia was feeling is unclear, but she may have thought William would eventually become Wanda Maximoff’s son. This fact alone could put him in danger from the many enemies Wanda has made across the Marvel Universe since her debut, with Lilia forging the mark to protect Billy from exploitation by other witches or the consequences of his mother’s actions .
What does it mean when William’s lifeline is split into two parts?
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In an early scene with William and Lilia Agatha has always In episode 6, the latter told the former that his lifeline was broken in half. While there are many real-world interpretations of palmistry, for Billy the real meaning lies in Agatha has always End of episode 6. Lilia saw that William would eventually die and his body would be taken over by another host, thus explaining the two lifelines. This also explains why Lilia told William to live in the present, as she foresaw that his days were numbered.
Are Lilia and Jane really dead?
In this series of articles filled with answers and revelations, one of the lingering mysteries Agatha has always Episode six tells the story of what happened to Jen and Lilia. Billy used his powers to mind-control them and subdued Agatha at the end of episode five, but the two did not reemerge from the sinking mud. Agatha has always Episode six plays like the titular witch. This begs the question: are they really dead, or if they will come back Agatha has alwaysThe last three episodes with potential Lady Death/Leo Vidal.
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The answer to this mystery is that Jane and Lilia are probably still alive. There are several scenes, two of which are from Agatha has always‘s trailers, including a mid-season trailer that showed the pair covered in mud, have yet to be seen on the show. so, Agatha has always Episode 7 may confirm the survival of Lilia and Jane, who will continue the dangerous trials of the witch path with Billy, Agatha and the mysterious Leo Vidal.
After the events of WandaVision, Agatha Harkness attempts to regain her magic. She joins forces with unexpected allies, including the son of an old rival, to fight a mysterious new threat while uncovering the secrets hidden within the magical realm.
Actors Kathryn Hahn, Joe Rourke, Sahir Zamata, Ari Ahn, Okwui Okpowasili, Deborah Jo Rupp, Patti LuPone, Aubrey Pugh Raza, David Peyton, Emma Caulfield Ford, David Lundgren, Asif Ali, Amos Glick, Elaine Valdez, Pariya Aker Barshahi, Chau Naumova, Bethenny Curry, Athena Perrample, Alicia Bella-Bailey, Britta Grant, Marina Mazeppa
Release date September 18, 2024
Screenwriter Jacques Schaeffer
Director Jac Schaeffer, Gandja Monteiro, Rachel Goldberg
Showrunner Jacques Schaeffer
Created by: Jac Schaeffer
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