Ramblings of a Chronic Fangirl

I was an Avenger. But I'm not a hero anymore. I have his face, but not his virtue. All I have is his name.

TOMMY REMEMBERS!!!

HE’S LOOKING FOR HIS DAD!!!!

How incredible that after the heartbreak of Billy not remembering Westview, and only regaining fragments of it so far, now it’s Tommy - who is not a witch, not a Chaos Magic wielder like his more obviously magical brother, but still the son of the Scarlet Witch and still powerful in his own way (and thank heaven the MCU remembers this) - who remembers everything and wants his family back!

It’s looking like while Billy only wants Tommy at this point, Tommy is looking for his parents as well as his brother - and thus he will be the catalyst for the family reunion, reminding Vision and Billy of what they all lost and just might regain. Such an important and beautiful role to give to Tommy, who’s been so overshadowed by Billy up until now, I am so unbelievably happy to see him get the spotlight.

And Vision needs to save him from something bad? Ultron probably? Maybe also the authorities who think he’s some dangerous deluded madman for claiming to be Wanda and Vision’s son?

And all this can only mean Wanda will be back. She lost her family - and now her family has returned and will be looking for her.

And my prediction is, it’s Wanda’s discovery that she has not lost everything forever - and her family is alive - that will turn the tide of the great conflict against Dr. Doom.

That’s an interesting contrast, and it makes sense. Wanda’s show is wildly different each episode since it’s based on her memories. And memories change and can be wildly different from each other. Vision’s show feels more clean and straightforward since it’s about a literal AI trying to make sense of memories it no longer recognizes. It really feels like the companion piece to WandaVision. Like the second piece that makes WandaVision whole.

Came across this art installation, Liza Lou's Kitchen, at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC. It's a kitchen made of tiny glass beads, that artist Liza Lou did, taking 5 yrs. to complete, from 1991 - 1996.

My favorite part is the sink.