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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eric V" data-source="post: 8217686" data-attributes="member: 6779717">Nah, it doesn't make her heroic.  Simply stopping hurting others out of your own self-centredness is not heroic.  It's minimum decency.And no, that's not the thrust of my argument.  Sorry if it came off that way.  When the episode ended, my kids and I looked at each other like...that's it?  I mentioned before that it's that the issue isn't even brought up.  Monica just delivers her poor line and Wanda flies away...leaving behind all her victims with no recourse, no justice...nothing.  Now they all need therapy because Wanda (for whatever reason) decided not to get any.Do I think Disney will "grow heroes (in this case, Wanda) into villains?"  I am afraid I don't.  I think we're expected to just gloss over this...the "punt" Dire Bare mentioned before.  After all, Tony faced nothing for Ultron.As an aside, I am not sure the DCEU has unchanging heroes...Cavill's Kent goes through a lot of changes, and I appreciated his performance as a result.</blockquote>