Rune
Once A Fool
The ticking in the Strücker watch commercial also speeds up ominously. Make of that what you will.Woa, nice catch! That also explains the long pause.
The ticking in the Strücker watch commercial also speeds up ominously. Make of that what you will.Woa, nice catch! That also explains the long pause.
Otherwise, it seems a bit strange that they'd regard one of their own agents as a threat. (Unless of course the soldiers aren't affiliated with SWORD.)
Plus they're dealing with Wanda, who has mind-affecting abilities as part of her suite of powers. Anyone who's been around her for an extended time would have to be considered potentially hostile, or at least compromised.SWORD likely has thousands of personnel. They probably don't all know each other on sight. At night. From a distance. In clothes that they probably didn't start out in.
Possibility that time is running out for Wanda before her entire fiction breaks and shatters her mind.The ticking in the Strücker watch commercial also speeds up ominously. Make of that what you will.
You know, if she has reality-altering powers, she could just want a US accent sometimes and have it, and switch back to her native accent whenever she wanted.Accents are, of course, a function of language. Just as anyone, with effort, can learn a new language . . . anyone can learn a new dialect or accent. Some immigrants, of course, struggle with "losing" their native accent . . . . others speak English so flawlessly that they have less of an "accent" than some native speakers. How long can this learning process take? That also varies by individual, it can be as short as months!
Wanda, adapting a flawless standard American accent is also something that isn't weird or strange. They didn't show (to my memory) any "transition" scenes in the movies . . . but also something not really necessary.
Things that happen all the time in real life, don't need complicated world-building explanations in genre TV and film. IMO, of course.
Well, sure, but . . . it hardly takes magic or superpowers to do so, it's well within the range of human skill.You know, if she has reality-altering powers, she could just want a US accent sometimes and have it, and switch back to her native accent whenever she wanted.
Possibility that time is running out for Wanda before her entire fiction breaks and shatters her mind.
I submit that her mind is already broken. It does not seem to me that she is in a normal mental state and just "pretending". This is a traumatized woman1 who has retreated into a fantasy world to protect herself - which would entail that most of the time she's not really aware of the full situation. She is mostly immersed in her role, and the oddness of events is as strange to her as anyone else, because she is not consciously supporting it.
1. Let us recall - she grew up in war-torn Sokovia, where a building collapsed with her in it. She was taken in by Strucker, who experimented on her - which was probably torturous. She became a terrorist, was shown the error of her ways, and saw a large part of her home city lifted into the air, her brother killed and the city destroyed. She was then made a criminal, escaped, fought a war against aliens, was snapped out of existence... and back, and saw the one person remaining in the world that she loved die. She has a right to be broken.
But based on how she closed out that movie, speaking to Hawkeye after the funeral at the end, she seemed at least to have some sense of peace about it.
This is why I think something else will be shown to have happened to serve as a last straw. Something like this: