The worst line on television ever.

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[Dimmary]

They were trapped for a week yeah I get it.

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[margarethmichelina]

This is like you steal someone's car and then you give it back a month later and then you said: "You'll never know what I've sacrificed"

[RedRaner]

Daily reminder that there is nothing wrong with liking an evil character BUT denying the evil things theyve done is wrong and cringe

[nosome]

Got a better line:
"You did the right thing, Wanda... but they'll never forgive you for what you've done..."
Kinda corny and bad, but it's a better message than "OH DON'T WORRY, SWEETIE, YOU'RE JUST DIFFERENT THAN ALL OF THEM"

[jalex.musica]

"When you break the rules, you're the hero. When I do it, I'm the villain. That doesn't seem fair." Well YEAH! What Dr. Strange did was for the greater good but Wanda's motivations in Wandavision and Multiverse of Madness were 100% SELFISH.

[agidokiyt]

"They never know what you sacrifice for them"
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So true -Norman osborn

[theconqueror]

Brainwashed for months, while their children were stuck in their rooms with no food and water.

[bluetheunbeatable]

Monica: They'll never know what you sacrificed for them

Wanda: *Proceeds to smash her mom with a statue*

[Casey_The_Editor]

I was shocked to discover that people actually saw Wanda as the hero. The whole time I thought she was flat out evil.

[kokowoch]

if only She said this to Norman during NWH, then everyone would be happy

[rnseth]

Wanda: *enslaves an entire town*

Every character that supported/defender her: I’m gonna pretend I didn’t see that

[TaeSunWoo]

After Multiverse of Madness I’m starting to think that Wanda made Monica say that line subconsciously

[ChrisValera]

And then goes on a killing spree trying to find her fake kids.

[HUMAN-fqff]

Seriously, the messaging here is sooo messed up. I’m glad you called it out. Wanda legit enslaved and traumatised a town full of people, including little children(the writers went out of their way to show she was traumatising a little girl). For all we know she gave them major PTSD, even the kids. But according to the writers she’s supposed to be the victim. In fact, she’s portrayed as a hero. She doesn’t even suffer any consequences for her actions, she just flys away from it. Absolutely bonkers.

[tzuriknight]

Not Even that, Wanda responds: "That wouldnt change how they see me" when she could've really just say "That wouldnt change what i did" like, WHAT?!

[hyomin_live__heichou]

She didn’t ‘sacrifice’ anything. If anything she was the one who forced others to sacrifice themselves for her messed up sitcom or whatever it was. They obviously tried to make her seem like a broken misunderstood soul but honestly, this made me dislike her to no end.

[dr.robotnick]

Strange: So she's an idiot...

Hayward: Yeah...

[bowserfierykoopaking]

Wanda is more of a villain than Zemo, Loki ever was

[iriswatt]

Why can’t Wanda just be a villain or an anti-hero like Loki? We all love him for that because they never try to pretend like he’s anything other than what he is, but trying to sell this whole “Wanda’s a hero” narrative after what happened in Westview is seriously messed up and doesn’t make any logical sense.

[sonicsega]

More like "they'll never forget what you did to them"