Wanda (Scarlet Witch) creating The Hex and Vision

#WandaVision - Episode 8. I don't own this video, all rights go to Marvel.

[streamlipsdontliebyallybro]

Wanda (the most powerful avenger) has endured so much pain, grief and torment in her life. She only wanted some happiness, but everything falling apart is just so sad.

[leyselva]

“But what is grief, if not love persevering” - Vision

Wanda truly loved Vision with her whole mind, I mean heart.

[walkintheline]

The music in this scene is absolutely moving. Such amazing acting as well, 10/10 show

[jy]

1:47 is THE moment for me. It’s the moment where she completely gave up on the real world, surrender to her pain, let her grief consume her and step into her own fake utopia.
and then there’s that smile.... that damn smile... so pure and happy yet only we know how much pain it cost her in exchange for that one smile. it’s all she ever wanted, and now she’s got it, but at what cost?

[jacomananzan]

When Quicksilver died, she destroyed every single Ultron surrounding her.
When Vision died, she created her own reality.
If the rest of the Avengers (basically the only family she has left) besides her are killed?
I don’t even want to know.

[CT-pjpn]

Wanda... welcome... to the first stage, denial. Breaks my heart everytime.

[karlotty]

She lost everything yet her power is spontaneous CREATION.

[lorenzo]

With her power, she could've destroy the entire planet but all she wanted was a house and a family.

[megmur]

I feel like Wanda and Bucky should talk. So much pain and trauma in both of them they both need a friend.

[limdennis]

The saddest & most emotional scene in wandavision

[tearblxgamingentertainment]

Just imagine thanos in the hex... he will be a large man selling some of the collections of his stones

[karmajojosiwasversion]

1:47 This part is very symbolic to me, as she changes into the black and white version of Wanda we see in the first episode, because when she steps forward it kinda symbolises how she's quite literally stepping into her fantasy reality, into her very own utopia.

[avengerscaptain]

this scene is super powerful to me, living with depression and loneliness i wish i could create a new reality with friends and a lover.

[kieranable]

This scene hits fucking hard to the core of my heart. Living with depression has not been easy. Imagine if you could create your own world of happiness

[Allison-osyz]

I hate when people say this show is stupid because I think it’s so beautiful how it shows her stages of grief and I know unveiling her power is one of the main points but it’s just so amazing and sad at the same time

[basicsimp]

It's kinda ironic that Wanda, the person who lost everything has the ability to create spontaneously.

[tearblxgamingentertainment]

Guys she is a nominee for the Emmy awards, she’s in the nomination for the Emmys omg!!

[AdmiralColdhead]

So basically, to sum all this up. She lost her parents. She lost her brother. She killed Vision. She got a first class seat to watch Thanos kill Vision. She DIED. She was resurrected and saw her love's killer. She was rejected the right to give Vision the proper sendoff he deserves, and could not feel him anymore. And lastly, the house her and Vision wanted to settle in wasn't built.


I feel for Bucky, but no one is as depressed and lonely in the MCU world than Wanda.

Edit: If y’all don’t stop coming at me with fucking Thor bruh! Thor literally has the Guardians of the Galaxy as well as his buds in New Asgard. Do not even come at me with Loki because do you really think he’s depressed??

Edit #2: Welcome Peter

Edit #3: After watching MoM, my opinion for Wanda has not changed. She is still the most tragic character in the MCU.

[Josh-ldyo]

That moment when she steps into the black and white sitcom reality…wow. The music shifts from grief to hope, and there’s that big, genuine smile on her face. It’s all just so beautiful, yet devastating all the same because you know she knows deep down that it isn’t real…

[emilywandosen]

I can feel her pain. Being all alone is tough.