#maximov

I have a hc that Maximov actually has an excellent student syndrome. And he was an excellent one everywhere. That's why the fact he ended up working on the edge of the country, nameless, more like loader than a policeman, hits him a lot, it's so unfair for someone like him. He continues wearing full uniform as the single sign of that he's still in police

B u s t

For all you Wandavision theorists out there, I'd like to posit my thoughts on the S.W.O.R.D is evil boat. Most people are going with the through line that Heyward was quick to label Wanda a terrorist, but I'd like to go down a different Avenue. The internet says that in the comics, the S.W.O.R.D acronym stood for 'Sentient World Observation and Response Division', but this has specifically been changed to "Sentient Weapon Observation and Research Division," for its depiction in the MCU. In his first appearance in episode four, Director Hayward talks with Rambeau about the changes implemented into the agency since the snap, specifically a larger focus on "Robotics, nanotech, A.I. Sentient Weapons." Later in in episode five, we see 'supposed' footage of Wanda breaking into a sword base to take back Visions body. When we do see his body, or what we assume to be it, it's been heavily disassembled to point where he isn't even recognizable, obviously doing something far more invasive than just storing his body.For better or worse, Vision was the pinnacle of sentient weapons, demonstrating immense scientific breakthroughs in both the weapon and sentient elements. Of course his body would be something that S.W.O.R.D would be more than eager to get their mittens on. In summary, the groundwork has been laid for S..W.O.R.D having a deep interest in creating their own sentient weapons, and it could be inferred that they wish to do so with knowledge gleamed from the Vision's corpse.

(I’m bitches)

Wanda forever!