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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eric V" data-source="post: 8218842" data-attributes="member: 6779717">Well, as early as episode 2, Wanda resets reality with the guy emerging from the sewer.  When Vision first questions what's going on, she resets that too.  That involves people.  But more importantly, if Wanda doesn't seem to think she's controlling people...shouldn't she wonder why they are acting like they are in the 50s?It doesn't make sense to think that "I can control the period, style, colour, but the people are all just going along with it out of their free will."Not asking the question is a problem. I know why she doesn't: nothing matters to her but her own grief. But if she doesn't know it's because she doesn't want to know.I am certainly not saying the show is unrealistic or unbelievable in terms of magic, etc.  I am hardly the only one giving side-eye to the ending being her just going off with Monica delivering that ludicrous line, and everyone else is left with "Eh, I guess that's it then.  Hope she doesn't **** anyone else up."  I know people are saying she's incarcerated herself away to learn more about her power, but 1) If you can be "not incarcerated" whenever you just decide it, you're not really incarcerated; and 2) The Scarlet Witch power comes at the end, but her initial problem, the one that caused all this trouble is her grief...and she's not getting help with that at all.</blockquote>