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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 8214896" data-attributes="member: 907">At this point, I see her more as an investigator than a judge. She has found a witch exhibiting terrible power, and she wants to know what's up with that. She has spent an unknown amount of subjective time (we don't really know how fast time appears to move in the hex, but it's definitely longer than the few days it's been outside) trying to understand what's up with Wanda, and when all other methods have failed she holds Wanda's children hostage in order to force Wanda to allow her to access Wanda's memories, and in the process providing Wanda with context for her memories.I think she's doing what her coven didn't do for her: when faced with a potential threat, she evaluates it. She's certainly doing so in a harsh manner, but that's more than she got from her own coven. Where the coven went "You're using the forbidden stuff, so we're going to kill you", I think Agatha is being more nuanced. I would not be surprised at all if the end result is either Agatha taking Wanda under her own tutelage to teach her how to control her chaos magic, or refer her to Doctor Strange.</blockquote>