Agatha’s explanation at the end

(Warning: This article contains spoilers for Agatha all together episodes 8 and 9.) Ding dong – the witch is dead. Two-part Agatha all together The finale ended with the centuries-old witch Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) receiving her prize for end of the witch road: Getting back her powers that were stolen from her by Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) in WandaVision final. Wanda Maximoff’s son, Billy (Joe Locke), reincarnated as a Wiccanreturned “purple” to Agatha so they could fight Rio/Death (Aubrey Plaza) and stop her from taking away Billy, who has stolen a second life and upsets the sacred balance inhabiting the body of William Kaplan.

Instead of forcing Billy to surrender to Death as they had agreed, Agatha died by sacrificing herself save the Scarlet Witch’s son. Her corporeal form then rapidly aged and decayed, and the series ended with Agatha returning from the grave – as a ghost. Billy initially tried to cast a spell to banish Agatha’s ghost into the afterlife, but when she tearfully admitted that she couldn’t meet her son Nicholas Scratch (who was taken by Death in the 1700s), Billy allowed her to remain in this world .

Guided by the spirit, Billy and Agatha set off find his twin brother Tommy like the Second Coven. Although Agatha all together ends with Agatha in her ghostly form, Agatha died and came back to life in the comics.

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Death of Agatha Harkness

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In the 1977s Fantastic Four No. 186, Agatha’s adult son, the sorcerer Nicholas Scratch, ordered his children to return their grandmother to New Salem, Colorado: a secret society of witches that Agatha left to live among mortals in the 17th century. Challenge yourself Salem Sevena supernatural squadron of Vertigo, Brutacus, Gazelle, Hydron, Reptilla, Thorn and Vakume attempted to execute Agatha for allegedly revealing the existence of New Salem to the mortal world. But the Fantastic Four saved Agatha, and Scratch was banished to the Dark Kingdom by the witches and wizards of New Salem. Following the return of Salem’s Seven in 1979. Fantastic Four Annual No. 14, Agata deprived them of their powers and sent them back to New Salem.

The Salem Seven returned once again, this time in 1985. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch No. 3 and burned Agatha at the stake. Agatha cursed the coven, now led by Priestess Vertigo, who then attempted to sacrifice the Scarlet Witch to the winter god after she and Vision met in New Salem while talking about starting a family.

The Ghost of Agatha Harkness

The ghost of Agatha Harkness first appeared from beyond the grave when she helped Wanda channel her magical powers to defeat the Seven. After Wanda used her probability-altering spells to get pregnant, Agatha’s ghost reappeared in The Vision and the Scarlet Witch #4, to warn Wanda about the threat coming on Halloween, when the veil between the mortal world and the spirit world is thinnest.

On Halloween night, a pregnant Wanda used a spell to summon Agatha’s spirit. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch No. 5. Salem’s seven undead captured Wanda and in the dead realm of the demon Samhain, who sought life through Wanda’s magic and the life she created: her child. It was in this realm that Agatha, in her human form, sent the dark forces of Samhain into the corpses of the Salem Seven to prevent the demon from passing into the body of Wanda’s unborn child. Agatha then went to her “long-awaited rest in peace.”

The Resurrection of Agatha Harkness

After the events of Vision Quest – where Wanda’s synthezoid husband had his memory erased, when he was dismantled and reassembled, how emotionless, all-white Vision — Agatha returned in the flesh in the 1989s Avengers West Coast No. 50 to help manage Vision and Wanda’s twin sons, Tommy and Billy Maximoff (born in 1986). The Vision and the Scarlet Witch No. 12).

IN Avengers West Coast #51, the resurrected Agatha told Wanda that death was a “terrible inconvenience” for a true witch like herself. Agatha explained that she returned because she was worried about the twins, and it was revealed that the children disappeared whenever they were not in Wanda’s thoughts. Since Wanda’s powers couldn’t create real life, she unknowingly captured souls for the twins… fragments of the demon Mephisto. When Mephisto reassembled the missing parts, effectively destroying the twins, Agatha defeated Mephisto and erased the twins from Wanda’s memory to spare her the grief of losing her children.

Wanda eventually remembered her children, causing her to have a mental breakdown that tore apart Earth’s Mightiest Heroes in 2004. Avengers No. 500. IN Avengers #503, it was revealed that Wanda killed Agatha for destroying her children. Wanda attacked the Avengers when her former teammates told her about the fantasy she had conjured up to bring Billy and Tommy back, and Doctor Strange used the Eye of Agamotto to show Wanda the truth.

After the amnesiac Wanda atoned for her crimes and reunited with Billy and Tommy, who had reincarnated as the Young Avengers, Wiccan and Speed, for Avengers: Children’s CrusadeAgatha’s ghost returned as Wanda’s spirit guide in 2015. Scarlet Witch No. 1.

The trial of Agatha Harkness

When Wanda discovered that the Spell had been broken, the Scarlet Witch and her ghostly mentor set off. on the witches roada plane of existence that only witches can tread. There they met a spirit Wanda’s biological mother: Natalia Maximoff, Scarlet Witch before her.

Natalya later revealed that Chaos, the cosmic entity whose being underlies her chaos magic, the oldest form of witchcraft, was the cause of Witchcraft’s disease.

As the Maiden (Wanda), Mother (Natalia), and Crone (Agatha), the trio healed the witch goddess when Natalia sacrificed her soul to save Witchcraft. She then resurrected Agatha once again, bringing her back to life in her younger form. Scarlet Witch No. 14.

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