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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 8213732" data-attributes="member: 907">Agatha's mother tried to murder her. For learning magic "above her age and station." After Agatha begged the coven and her mother to help teach her how to control the magic. There's no indication that Agatha had done anything other than learning magic she wasn't supposed to — the coven didn't accuse her of killing people, or mind-controlling them, or doing anything concrete. Agatha killing her, if it was at all under her control, was a clear case of self-defense.Look at Agatha's face in the prologue, as the coven's attack reverses itself back on her assailants:[ATTACH=full]133606[/ATTACH]That is not the face of an evil mastermind who goes "Ha-ha, you fell for my trap!" That's the face of a young woman who thought she was about to die at the hands of those she considered friends and mentors, has no idea what is going on with her would-be murderers' attack being turned against them. This is a very different situation from stopping Thanos who's bent on conquest and destruction.Edit: Here's another thought: do you also think the Kree were justified in attempting to brainwash and control Carol Danvers, who after all came into possession of a power that would be a threat to them? If not, why is Agatha's situation different?</blockquote>