The Problem With How Marvel Is Handling The Maximoff Twins Is That They Shot Themselfs In The Foot.

This was the moment where i fell in love with them btw

this was their second episode btw bonus:

Thinking about Billy, whose first experience of death was with his mother resurrecting the memory of his father.

Billy, who has known all his life that death is fixable if you just have enough power.

Who begs Wanda to resurrect Sparky the Dog because of course she can do that right??

Who begs Alice to just wake up, for someone to fix her, because these are supposed to be the most powerful witches around so of course they can fix Alice right??

Who is on the road to gain more power, for some reason, while his brother is nowhere to be seen…

I think I'm gonna hold on for the hope up until the finale, bc I still think the timing is off, but if Bobby is really dead idk if I will keep watching this show even if they do it buddie canon

This is super shitty, this was supposed to be my comfort show

Can I also point out how incredibly stressful it must be to work in an industry where a man can become obsessed with you and dedicate his time, energy, and resources to constantly bribing the media to publish negative stories about you? (whether through a third party like a PR team or directly) And often, it’s simply because you stood up for yourself or just bc you exist.

On top of that, imagine having to constantly read and hear hateful comments from people 24/7. And keep in mind, these are rich white women dealing with rich, privileged white men… but at the end of the day, they are still women navigating a misogynistic system and society that’s quick to believe anything without doing proper investigation or even waiting to hear what a judge or court has to say.

Idk, just some thoughts.

I know its kinda of weird but i love when Jack acts and rebember us he was a rich kid

Ok, but I’ve seen no one talk about the representation of Bob’s manic episode as Sentry. Hear me out.

He describes himself in the movie as having really high highs and really low lows. They never use the word but that’s clearly bipolar he’s describing. A manic episode followed by a depressive one.

The Void is clearly the representation of his depressive episode. Obviously. But I really think that fight as blonde boy Sentry was his mania.

It’s not the typical manic depiction we’re used to seeing, he’s very very calm during that scene. But a lot of times when experiencing mania people describe themselves as feeling indestructible, unstoppable. Bob literally calls himself a god. That’s, that’s mania, babes.

His mental health manifests in his powers. He literally becomes indestructible. He literally becomes nothing, a void.

In addition: In the end credit scene he says he can’t be Sentry without also being The Void. They go hand in hand, just like bipolar. Now, I know nothing about this guy’s comic counterpart, but going off of what the movie has shown us, I’m assuming that if he gets his mental health managed, he’s going to have both power sets. He’s going to have the Superman like powers and the shadow like powers. They’re intermingled.

TV Shows that i love but have terrible finales:

How I Met Your Mother

Scorpion

Supernatural

Before i started watching 911 i thought Buddie was already 100% canon because my first interaction with the series was a edit on my Tiktok that started with the elf scene from season 2 that made it look like they were together.

I know now that it was probably one of those AU's edits of what if they were raising Chris together, but at the time it looked to me like just a normal edit of the show.

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