WandaVision spoilers follow – including episode 8. “What is grief, if not love persevering?” With those words, Vision was able to comfort a devastated Wanda as she mourned the painful loss of her twin brother Pietro. But this wasn’t happening in the comfort of their Westview dream home; the ‘safe space’ in which we’ve seen Wanda taking refuge for much of WandaVision. Instead, we were treated to a flashback of one of the pair’s earliest interactions, back in the Avengers’ compound. This conversation would have taken place after the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron, which saw Quicksilver and Wanda joining forces with the superhero ensemble to fight Ultron, only for Pietro to die in the battle. While her grief (further compounded by the later loss of Vision) is undoubtedly palpable in Marvel’s new Disney+ series, Wanda was never afforded much opportunity to process any of her deep-rooted trauma on screen in the movies. Disney+Marvel Studios Some might attempt to explain this away by the fact that Vision’s brut… Click below to read the full story from Men’s Health
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