WandaVision 1x08 "Previously On" Reaction

[@carlx3358]

Let's be honest guys, she's one of the best reactors. I love every single reaction video she does.

[@AndrewDikens]

Pure facts! 💯

[@Arthezius]

She was the first reactor I ever subscribed to. She was on season 1 of Doctor Nu Who and I have watched her ever since. Some of her Who reactions are my favorite ones and just now, when Vision asked Wanda "what is love....." , her reaction is awesome. I could see her processing it, then the tears flowed.

[@darthken815]

I agree 100%!

[@whobp8]

Agreed 100%

[@luciusblackwood2640]

Well said!

[@bronlokis]

In Age of Ultron, it was terrible when Wanda and Pietro mentioned how their parents died. It was colossally more heartbreaking to actually see it.

[@andyseinfeld1954]

they also said they were eating dinner when it happened

[@J0J0155]

@@andyseinfeld1954 I mean, never know, the time between the jump cut to them watching TV, Wanda's mom may have made something quick.

[@bronlokis]

@@andyseinfeld1954 Paramount owns the rights to the dinner table so they couldn't use it in WandaVision.

[@pikarick8354]

A great example of "Show, don't tell". They should have had that scene as the opening for Age of Ultron.

[@whatiswhat8061]

@@andyseinfeld1954 she probably surpressed the trauma sometimes details get fuzzy like that edit: its a cheap way to say retcon, but its a reasonable explanation and definitely not as cheap as suggesting wanda's a mutant to tie in the xmen

[@EternalDensity]

"We're really emotionally injured." "How can you tell?" "It's that kind of show."

[@Jim_The_Fish]

Underrated comment.

[@chrisleneil]

They know their market. 🥺

[@elhopper3735]

I was wondering if someone was gonna point that out! They really know what they’re doing. How to tug at our heartstrings

[@padfoot4444]

I agree with your opinion of Paul Bettany in this show he delivers his lines so on point even just the short "Wanda, welcome home" it's like you can FEEL that line if that makes sense. He does a great job they all do!

[@DP-nl4uq]

I think he’s been THE star of the show. I think he’s gonna get more opportunities after this Bc he’s really shown his versatility

[@nellb7900]

He seriously did, he doesn’t get enough credit!

[@Torrmtrooper]

I love that line because it's like it solidifies the feeling that this is the Vision we know, and it does that by using a line we've heard him say before, you might all remember a certain AI butler greeting his master with "Welcome home Mister Stark"

[@jessicahall7370]

“What is grief but love persevering?” Oh my goodness I cried. It resonated too too much with how much we’ve lost this year, collectively and personally.

[@SpiritxEnigma]

Seeing Wanda’s backstory really gave me tears this episode. Her as a child, watching TV with her family, smiling despite their poor living conditions was a wholesome moment which made the following events that much more sad. The universe really did her dirty.

[@omlettheory7255]

I cried like you.

[@omlettheory7255]

It seems Wanda has always feared the complete change that facing her power will bring, gurls been dumbing it down, using the grief to suppress reaching her potential, I hope the last episode leaves us seeing Wanda just accept herself.

[@omlettheory7255]

Vision being the comfort zone and safe space for someone touches us all so much because FFS!! isnt that what we all need for just one day to gain some solid ground, recorperate and get on with it.

[@omlettheory7255]

I see other facets and layers to this genius writing such as, Wanda and Vision are part of our archetypal future, it was initially presented to us via the past, as we are now merging with the Age of Aquarius, and vision personifies Uranus and Aquarius, and Wanda our feminine Age of Pisces past, this last age was all delusion deception, silver screen projection, actor based reality all in an attempt to keep out true potential hidden. Slowly the collective is being woken, woken to face the trauma woken to let the shared fantasy we created go. I truly hope Marvel give us a glimmer of hope in the last episode.

[@omlettheory7255]

Because we now have 2 new Visions for the future both personifying the spectrum of uranus and Aquarius, one is the so called positives about our Aquarian future, the other is everything we dont want.

[@GG247g2g]

"What is grief if not love persevering" That line is shakespearean quality

[@MiqelDotCom]

It was beautiful how they tied in the red heart on the property deed to the opening of the first episode - with trying to remember what the red heart on the calendar represented!

[@anonymousgirl4605]

Nice catch👍

[@handyhandyman]

This episode is super sad, BUT when Wanda breakdown and creates Vision and then joins the 50s Hex and smile, I lost it. The most heartbreaking scene in the episode, really.

[@yodaguru]

Elizabeth Olsen deserves an award. Her emotions got me to become emotional. Agatha is poking the bear and the last poke will unleash The Scarlett Witch! Let's get ready to rummmmbbbllleee!!!!!)

[@Александр-к5и8з]

I am pretty sure she is going to get at least some nods. She got some attention for her Facebook show "I'm Sorry for Your Loss," it's easier for awards voters to give something to a person who got something earlier.

[@JRP02]

Seeing this comment after watching Agatha All Along is hilarious

[@yodaguru]

I was wrong. I admit it. Lol

[@Lafever1883]

Don't feel bad about being emotional . This whole episode is just Marvel walking up to each one of us and putting their fist through our chests taking out our hearts showing them to us and then squishing them.

[@djcowell91]

Someone must have mentioned how Pixar movies are made to make us cry somewhere near Kevin Feige, and he replied with "Hold my beer" and ordered up this show. :-)

[@bluesorcerer83]

@@djcowell91 Well, Endgame and other previous movies have been emotional to the point of tears too.

[@dan32321]

Probably the best part about these shows is that they're going to be able to dig into and flesh out characters who, because of how crowded the movies are, just don't have enough screen time. Vision has always been one of my favorite characters in the comics; the noble, kindhearted android fascinated with humanity and a deep longing to connect and belong. Marvel and Paul Bettany have done such a wonderful job translating him to the screen. As heartbreaking as it is, it's beautiful to watch him and Wanda interact.

[@cosmo8771]

My favorite part of this show is that it's showing that Marvel can be more than just bad guy vs good guy. Aside from letting actors do their acting, I hope this show is a sign of deeper stories with marvel.

[@heyitsmira17]

I feel the same way, but with Wanda! We can't really blame Marvel for not diving deeper in these characters earlier since they didnt have solo movies and Avengers movies always had way too many people to focus on just two. WandaVision is way more than I expected it would be and I'm so glad Marvel is using this new D+ show option well

[@theabruun1028]

The deed with the “to grow old in” was the part that totally broke my heart in this episode. It was a reminder of the life Wanda could have had, if everything hadn’t gone wrong. If the aftermath of the civil war hadn’t kept her and Vision apart, stuck on opposing sites (kinda like a Romeo and Juliet situation, two lovers forced to meet in secret because their “families” don’t approve of the other. And we all know how tragically that story ends), if Thanos hadn’t been a major threat to earth and to Vision in particular (in his hunt for the infinity stones), if he hadn’t killed Vision and then snapped Wanda, along with half of all life in the universe. This is the life that Wanda is now trying to create inside the hex, but she knows that it ultimately isn’t real, and that it likely won’t last.

[@ScionStorm1]

Go back to that scene in Infinity War just before they are attacked. Realize that Vision would have already gotten the deed to that land when they are having that conversation.

[@talgoren2246]

I wonder if Vision realized, that it would only be Wanda who would grow old? as a robot, he would have stayed young forever. maybe he was just as much in denial about reality as she was?

[@Rebelphoenix]

@@talgoren2246 He would have gotten old too, parts get worn, rusty, need replacement, he would have had to have specialized people to fix him, or else he could shutdown permanently.

[@talgoren2246]

@@Rebelphoenix I don't think so. He was Ultron master piece, I think he was built to last

[@heyitsmira17]

@@talgoren2246 he can alter his appearance anyways, so probably he'd try to age alongside her. And maybe just turn off once she died.

[@Aroreiel08]

The scene at the compound with Wanda and Vision just encapsulates everything about their relationship. It's so pure. And Vision is precious.

[@nightbreed16]

I would be so bummed if no one on this show wins any awards.

[@Usthereout]

It’s weird. Most Marvel movies NEVER get any awards

[@kavehteimory6413]

Comic book movies and TV shows barely get any awards!

[@nightbreed16]

@@kavehteimory6413 Most marvel movies and shows doesn't have this much good acting in it.

[@missstar5449]

Hollywood doesn't respect comic book movies and they're mad it makes more money than what they put out. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@richierich7229]

You lot must have not watched anything outside comic book movies. When they deserve it, they will get it. There is no bias.

[@hilzabub]

Paul Bettany was amazing. I loved the scene at the Avengers compound, and that little "Wanda" near the end. I can't wait to see your reaction to the finale.

[@cargo71]

Love his efforts to "be human", being more human than most people... And her smile at the end of that scene is incredible

[@magic713m]

It is interesting, the idea that someone in tough points in their life would use television or such to find an escape from their grief. And Wanda, with her powers literally used a sitcom to escape.

[@liamhumble3712]

When Sesska cries, the world cries with her.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

If that was the case then the World would be a constant tsunami! lol

[@Ghost8386]

This episode was dope, scary and sad. The ending holy shit it's White Vision.

[@johnsantos507]

Damn you, Hayward!😡💢

[@acereporter73]

I screamed in OG West Coast Avengers #45, which I have in my collection.

[@huntcd2012]

“I don’t want to speculate and say something stupid.” 99% of speculation is just that. Lol.

[@MegapixelsofFun]

Well sesskasays is wearing red, so she must be Mephisto!

[@Jeton6]

I bet that Viz has James Spader's voice.

[@kacektv9405]

Fun Fact: Im STILL heartbroken from this episode and a sobbing mess once again watching it with you. Oh and still kinda Stanning Agatha so thats a thing i have to deal with

[@Rebelphoenix]

Well if it makes you feel any better in the comics Agatha isn't a bad guy.

[@erikjohnson3859]

@@Rebelphoenix I keep telling people that if they made her a straight-up bad guy here, it would be probably the single greatest shift of personality for any character they've introduced maybe except for Groot, including Tony, Thor, etc.

[@moviecrush8624]

I think they'll pull a Loki with her. I haven't enjoyed a villain so much since him and I really hope they don't waste how much charisma she has on just one MCU property

[@Rebelphoenix]

@@moviecrush8624 She's already confirmed for Multiverse.

[@moviecrush8624]

@@Rebelphoenix She is??? I hadn’t heard that news, that’s wonderful!

[@harrygaskin6235]

Big fan of your accidental cosplay

[@Ovan61]

👍

[@DigitalHIFI09]

Remind me of X-3 Jean Grey (Phoenix)

[@uncookedfrog4715]

@@DigitalHIFI09 SAME WTF

[@legionkahn]

In the comics white Vision was not evil, but he didn't have any emotions either. He was very robotic and cold even though he had all of his previous memories.

[@imsexyroblox6838]

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[@Tey816]

We all cried in unison. That was my fav scene as well. Vision’s quote was 🤌🏽. Such a great display of the various stages of grief. I love how they wrote and directed this amazing piece of work.

[@dodofren]

Olsen (Lead Female), Hahn(Supporting) and Bettany(Lead Male) should get mad nods at the Emmys. Their performance is just brilliant. Hell, the whole show is brilliant. Starting out as pure sitcom gold and becoming a dark superhero drama towards the end.

[@caitlin329]

"It's not that kind of show" :( Wanda views the world of the sitcom as a safe one. She creates a world without any real threat.

[@owencooper7008]

Is anyone else getting major Missy (from doctor who) energy from Agatha Harkness?!

[@tragicdeyz2641]

Hadn't thought of that but now that you mention it, yes, in a couple ways, yes indeed.

[@ShawnLevasseur]

Sort of the “Evil Manic Pixie” vibe to both of them.

[@Jim_The_Fish]

I totally see it, plus they both wear purple and have a similar broach.

[@J0J0155]

@tconlon251 I didn't know that... and I miss Jack D:

[@sapfire2288]

There is no need to apologize about the tears, this is an emotional and beautiful episode. I do love vision's line "what is grief but love persevering."

[@WastedPo]

Absolutely loved how much this episode affected you. Definitely the most emotional and harrowing episode of the season.

[@ThomasCorp]

Just by seeing the thumbnail alone I'm saying to myself, "Damn it, I'm gonna cry a lot harder watching your reaction to this episode than I did when I watched the actual episode, I just know it"

[@oklahomie95]

I love your reactions! They’re genuine especially because you don’t deep dive and spoil things for yourself like other reactors, so the show is actually new to you. Definitely makes a huge difference!

[@bobblebardsley]

I'm so tired (although I'm not unhappy). February was a very short, very busy month and I'm still not technically finished with it. Last night I slept two hours and tonight I was lying awake in the dark when this video popped up. It's almost midnight here in the UK and this was the closure I needed on my day, I think I can sleep now, thank you.

[@TheWindwall]

There are some moments in shows that etch themselves in my mind, so that years later when I recall the show, my mind pictures that moment. "What is grief if not love persevering." is now a fixed moment in my mind.

[@HarveyKler]

It was grief. Grief comes out of love. The line that Vision said, what is grief if not love persevering ... So Good!

[@matthewdunham1689]

I just realized this but Wanda is a walking talking Infinity Gauntlet. No wonder Agatha is afraid.

[@mbpoblet]

Best case scenario, it's a blank slate Vision, that could somehow become the vehicle for the one in the hex to exit it, together bringing the _real_ Vision back; worst case scenario... they just brought Ultron back, in the perfect body he made for himself (let's see how Hayward enjoys his sentient weapon, if that's the case...).

[@cduone]

Dr. Strange must get involved now. Even he doesn't think Chaos Magic existed. He better head back to that library where he learned about Dormamu.

[@iKillerZombie]

I had a feeling there would be tears with this one

[@VenoRPG]

They warned us in age of ultron about that jumpscare 😂

[@wilbibe]

White Vision in comic is not necessarily evil, it just has no emotion

[@SaikaDeWinter]

Also. Vision's red skin was a choice. He picked out his coulours to reflect his personality hence why he went grey when he died. White vision is doing the same with his colour. Bland and emotionless

[@aidanrfleming]

Finale is supposed to be super emotional, so just a heads up :(

[@markleneker9923]

White Vision here is Operation: Cataract as referenced earlier in the show. It does come from the comic books when Vision was destroyed by the bad guys, and when they rebuilt him he was just an emotionless android. He eventually reverted back to his original self through convoluted and whacky ways they can only get away with in comics. Fun fact: the creators of Vision originally wanted him to be white, but printing technology back in the 1960s would have made it difficult for him to stand out on the comic book page.

[@robertmurrhee6016]

It seems old TV sitcoms were Wanda's escape, her happy place, when things were too hard to deal with. After losing everyone she ever loved, when it was just too much to bear anymore, Wanda, in her grief, used her powers to create her happy place, then retreated inside it. She only wants to not hurt anymore. Hers is a truly heartbreaking, tragic story. When she fell to her knees & broke down, unable to take any more, I openly wept for her. Elizabeth Olsen's acting in this is phenomenal. So are the acting of Paul Bettany & Kathryn Hahn. That line of Vision's, "What is grief, if not love, persevering?", was heartbreakingly beautiful. Loved your reaction. So sweet, so genuine. Thanks.

[@Quixotic1018]

My favorite Elizabeth Olsen performance so far!

[@scottmiles824]

6:27 “We wait for three days for Tony Stark to kill us”

[@nightbreed16]

You were not wrong. Spectral Vision is a version of Vision that has no feelings and doesn't care who he hurts or kills. He may be voiced by James Spader because technically he will be like an Ultron 2.0

[@0saintclark0]

James Spader was confirmed for this show so you may be right, unless we've had a cameo already where his voice is just in the background somewhere.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

where did you take that from. in the comics white Vision has no human emotions but he doesn't kill anybody, he's still a hero

[@Bako751]

"Genesis" is literally my favorite theme song in all of marvel. It's the theme that plays from the scene "I can't feel you" up to when vision says "Wanda"

[@eyaya123]

Well Wandavision taught us patience 😊

[@dsggoodbar]

This is truly a masterpiece. The most beautiful part is how this show is dealing with grief. It's what's driving most of the characters, and it's something that a lot of us viewers need in times like these.

[@tmarques8045]

I hold myself so hard to not cry watching the ep and now again, it hurts. This show did an amazing job with the casting, pure gold.

[@megageek8509]

Grown arse man here, cried half the episode. So well written, directed and acted.

[@chriskhaan]

nice color scheme there ;-) and the "I'm so tired" really in character lol

[@blueroninstudios]

"What is grief if not love persevering?" Me: Give that synthezoid an EMMY! NOW!

[@kurumais]

wanda feels for those kids even though she knows they came from all the magic wackiness. i got a buffy and dawn vibe .

[@cypher515]

"I just cried through that whole thing." Yeah, so did I. And it's hard to watch this and realize... she's got no one left. Well, maybe Banner and Barton. Everyone else is dead and/or gone.

[@pcwkid76]

In the comics, The Vision was destroyed and rebuilt. He was then all white and lost his emotions. ...he got better.

[@CroftCrazy31]

Ahh i love sesskas reactions ive watched her since her season 6 GOT reactions/ doctor who reactions. I'm absolutely loving wandavision and so happy you’re reacting to it!!

[@jonesnin]

Yeah, a line from a TV show, based on a superhero movie, based on a comic book series, is surprisingly profound and hits home so much as everyone experiences grief in so many ways but it boils down to 'What is grief, if not love persevering'. It's also crazy how we can become so emotionally invested in characters, but that comes down to the talent of Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany.

[@LABdk]

I’ve watched at least 20 reactions to ep 8, and I’ve been patiently waiting for yours! So emotionally filled! :)

[@kokaioh9942]

This was raw. Unbridled reactions like this are hard to come by. Very relatable too, lol. What a great show. 😭

[@lukeyread]

Agatha Harkness is ✨EVERYTHING✨

[@bronlokis]

we love you. when you love someone, patience is a given.

[@Yesnog05]

Girl, I tried so hard keeping it together and not crying, but seeing Wanda fall on her knees on her future home with Vision and sobbing literally broke me 😭😭😭

[@nicholasrizo6779]

I actually lost my dad last Sunday so when this episode aired it felt like a punch in the gut especially the entire scene in the avengers compound and Wanda's breakdown before she made the hex, because Wanda's emotions are so accurate it does feel like you're drowning over and over again

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

'what is grief but not love persevering' next tattoo.

[@jy1598]

i really love your breakdown to the emotional aspects of the show. coz a lot of the reactors out there seemed to miss it and only focused on their ‘shocking theories’ but to see someone getting a grasp on the grief and emotional journey of wanda makes me sad again but in a good way:)

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Paul did a great job of showing Vision at the various stages of awareness of the situation.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Elizabeth Olsen deserves ALL the awards for this episode alone.

[@daviddune7259]

One of the best reactors

[@seanberdo5380]

I cried during the entire episode, and I cried through your whole reaction too! Thank you for watching it with us

[@bengraven]

I’ve been waiting for this because I knew it would be worth it. As someone who cried through this episode I knew you’d be with us on this.

[@goldenstacker101]

Me every time I watch people's reaction to this episode: weather report it's going to rain

[@kyu2o337]

Just wanna say, I appreciate you and your emotional reactions. I'm an emotional guy, and I love watching shows/movies with my robot of a wife and enduring her poking fun at my tears. But it's also nice to just cry along with people.

[@alwaysbecrazy]

I came back here after agatha all along and I'm so pleased 😂❤ I love love , K. Hahn in this role ! She was just as great back in wanda vision ! ❤❤❤ love your chanel ! Watching from Québec Canada! ❤

[@melvyncollins7305]

You are the Bees Knees when it comes to emotional reactions. Keep up the good work. XX

[@godimbombed4342]

Was completely beautiful how the one to console Wanda was the emotionless Avenger that couldn't have done better...I fully expect this series to leave alot of questions open as tie-ins for upcoming projects and really don't need to explain the villian behind the villians presented here and will be satiated with what they give us.

[@dsggoodbar]

I just wanted to add that if anyone is feeling like they're world is falling down around them. Or if you're all by yourself in your grief, pain, etc. Please know that you are not alone. There are people in the world who will be there for you and who truly care. ✌🏻❤️

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

Best episode so far. Very emotional. Sesska, I can't wait for your S3 reaction for The Boys. I'm glad you and Imon Snow cover it. It's the best show post-Game of Thrones. I love the cast.

[@Captain_Kirk116]

I completely agree with you bout Elizabeth Olsen. If she doesn't win an Emmy for best actress for this performance, they need to get rid of the award.

[@vanessastaysnerdy9676]

Sesska, potential spoilers, gonna explain my understanding of white vision from the comics so feel free to ignore this. The white version of vision is just an AI without the human emotions of regular vision. So technically we now have a physical form that wandas vision could potentially merge with so he can exist outside the hex.

[@djcowell91]

Good summary given all the differences between the MCU and the Comics history. The only extra clarification I might add is that he wasn't an "Evil Vision" as mentioned in the video, he was still a hero, but... just not emotionally there. (Of course, who knows what they'll do here with him under Hayword's control...)

[@vanessastaysnerdy9676]

@@djcowell91 oh yea totally, I haven’t read the comics so yea my understanding was that he wasn’t evil, just emotionless

[@twan701]

One of the best reactions I've seen so far 👏🏾💙 this episode was very emotional.

[@bluemidnightblksky]

I'm doing a rewatch of all the episodes leading up to Friday and watching the first two knowing what we know now, it hurts. The heart on the calendar...I thought it was love of Marvel because it's on the 23rd and there are 23 movies but watching now? I had to pause. But this episode broke me so much. I cried like crazy. Love your reactions

[@Wreath83]

Thank you for reacting to this. It's interesting how it's showed about the esperiment Hydra do on Wanda. I love how Vision understand her, even if he is an Artificial Intelligence ❤ When she saw Vision's body at S.W.O.R.D and the "property deed" scene it's so sad

[@jamesmayes4351]

Was waiting to see your reaction to this episode, its a hard grief filled episode.

[@seantds619]

I don't know why I took so long to subscribe, considering I've been watching since The Boys season 1, and while seeing this episode breaks my heart, we have to remember to applaud everyone at the studio, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany, and any other people involved. They created a story that can have us laughing at one point, and sobbing uncontrollably at another. You are definitely my favorite upcoming reactor, with how emotional and into the show you get.

[@spiderfingers86]

This is the episode where we learn about Agatha's origin story

[@ScionStorm1]

More like we get a peak at it. In the comics she's old enough to remember when Atlantis wasn't underwater.

[@rocketpunchgo1]

"Delightfully maniacal." I'm definitely using that one!

[@hognatius_valentine9057]

Fairly newly subscribed to the channel- brilliant by the way. It’s great to see that a superhero show can illicit the amount of emotion I’m seeing in a large number of places. The show has been excellent.

[@bluntmischief7235]

You don’t do overhyped or overdramatic reactions, that’s what I like about your channel. It’s actually good.

[@yayazow]

The secret Vilain of the show is Chthon ! -he wrote the darkhold -he is the first master of dark magic (Agatha's power?) -he is the Chaos magic himself (Wanda's power -The first vampires were created using Chthon's power (quot of Billie effraid by Fietro) plus Blade serie -In medieval times "..they bound him to a single location on Earth, Mount Wundagore in what would become the Eastern European nation of Transia (SOKOVI) -"..Before he left this world, however, Chthon reached out and touched an infant girl being born on Wundagore that night, marking her as a potential vessel for the future. That girl would be called Wanda.." -He possessed Pietro too in the comic ! Fietro.. -the one who use the Darkhold can be manipulate by Chthon (here Agatha) I'm convinced that Chthon is one the big Vilain of this new MCU era

[@insomn3ak]

Having reactions come later in the week is great because then I don’t have to wait a whole 7 days for my WandaVision fix.

[@blackvelvet1268]

I really enjoy watching your reactions they seem more heartfelt... keep up the great work

[@13thDoctorJules]

With a friend, we call this blank / white vision "Anti-Vision" it could be his name? 🤔

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Hearing

[@ScionStorm1]

White Vision is a version of Vision from the comics. Just like in the show, he got destroyed and was then rebuilt. Wanda was already married to him and had the twins at this point. When he was rebuilt, Wonderman refused to allow a second scan of his brainwaves patterns to restore Vision's personality- Wonderman's brainwave patterns were used as scaffolding for Vision when he was first created. Without the full restoration he was not only blank in color but emotionally as well. It put an obvious strain on his and Wanda's marriage being able to remember the memory of a feeling but not being able to connect to that feeling anymore. In some ways this reflected a soldier recovering from a fatal injury coming home to his wife- all healed up physically but left emotionally hollow from the trauma on the inside.

[@nightbreed16]

More on The Vision topic. Paul may have trolled the fans on who the big cameo was. It could be him fighting himself.

[@RobertYoungDev-Historian]

Glad you had a safe trip. Oh and sleep deprivation requires you to restore over the same amount of time you went without sleep. So it is normal to have that feeling but you should feel right as rain in the morning! Thanks again for the reaction!

[@davidpalmer9014]

I'm still crying!

[@MeruOnYT]

Keep the good work up ⬆️

[@Jack-jk6pt]

In the comics, the first thing White Vision does is go to Wanda and his kids and tell them he doesn’t love them. Basically in the comics, they tried to resurrect and repair vision, however when he came back he was incapable of having and emotions.

[@s.l.thecoffeeaddict1657]

"I am *so* tired." Same.