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Oh my GOSH, yes. How Stark and Banner didn't end up in front of an international court I have no idea. #Zemowasright

"Enforce?" It's not even mentioned. No one even says "Wanda, you clearly need help." Nothing. It's not even on the table. This is why we hated the ending of Wandavision in our house*: It's all about the trauma, and no mention of a possible way to deal with it; it ends up just being a thing...

But...is 2 weeks not long enough to make the point?

Why...does this matter?

Please. Strange made sure people got back with their families. Cap has NO knowledge on how to deal with things of this nature...but if you want to say they'd write it so that he somehow did, fine. Of course, that also means there's no point in talking about whether or not Strange is a good...

I don't know...I never got the impression that she considered things and concluded that it's ok because they're asleep in their bodies... ...mind you, even if that's the case, it's still really messed up.

Ok, so...what does she think is happening to the townsfolk? Because there's a moral imperative to ask the question.

If that's true, then the universe would be in the same position, except, you know, not having all the blipped people restored. Thank goodness Cap isn't in charge of that call.

Tony asked how many versions they won in, and Strange said "one." So no, according the established narrative, Strange had no other option.

I...did not see that at all. I mean, I may have just missed it; the closest I saw was when he was trying to explain SWORD's perspective as a law-enforcement agency.

Yeah, we disagree about her level of understanding after she confronts SWORD midway through the season...I think she knows full well* nothing good is happening to the citizens in the town but she just doesn't care...not compared to her own issues. *Even if she doesn't know, for sure, she's...

I don't think anyone has used the word 'contemptible'...or insinuated anything close to it, really. I also don't think anyone wants to 'burn the witch.' @Hussar can speak for himself, but I don't think anyone thinks this writing of Wanda in Wandavision (and certainly not MoM) is a good...

It's already there for us in our house...to the point that you-know-who showed up in the mid-credits scene and (despite liking the character) we just didn't care. The Illuminati showing up only to leave just as quickly was also underwhelming. It's like the writers believed that the cameo...

Yeah...I don't understand the writing decision to make the fall that egregious only for it to have no real effect on her. If it isn't going to do anything, why not just write that Nat used her acrobatics to save herself?

So, is Joker not a villain, then?

Does this kind of thinking apply to the Joker?

Wanda is not a hero in Wandavision. She's not even heroic; merely stopping the torture that one has begun is not heroic (or else, the bar is pretty low). Talk of her sacrifice seems silly, since her kids weren't real. She sacrificed a delusion. Agatha might be helping people, but she's not...

And that's a game night?

And everyone else at the table does...what, exactly? Just wait for two stubborn people to get over themselves and realize they are all playing a game together?

His preferences don't have to be universal...just in the majority. You seem to use "MCUification" as a pejorative (if so, I agree), but WotC would love for their game to have proportionate success as the MCU. That's actually what they are going for; it's present in the design goals and so now...