Wandavision: Mental Health and the Scarlet Witch | Video Essay and Analysis

The concluding part to my Wandavision analysis trilogy. Just in time for Multiverse's release over a year later...
You don't need to watch Parts 1 and 2 to understand this video as it is standalone but it may be helpful to get the bigger picture.
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Music:
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Footage used:
Wandavision (2021)
Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
Dr Strange (2016)
Captain America: Civil War (2016)
Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Black Panther (2018)
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
Avengers: Endgame (2019)
Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)#
Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: Dreams Trailer (2022)
00:00 Introduction
02:54 Wanda after Endgame
04:52 Depiction of Mental Health and Grief
16:03 Origins of a Villian
26:49 Power and Emotion
32:54 Conclusion
34:46: We Don't Talk about Ralph Bohner!

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Great video!!

[@wishinStars]

I have a question,
Is this a way to empathize or villainize Wanda?
You have AMAZING points in the video, but you have to consider much more than who she is in Wandavision. Agatha knew the roots of Wanda would either prove good or evil, so she subjected her to a sort of therapy to help her grasp herself, Wanda does later become a villain, but in Wandavision it’s no yet determined (nor is is determined she is a hero either, she is simply a disconnected spectator in her mind) Wanda was born into a home where she was sheltered and kept from dangers, so when that shield was broken she had to meet reality which has always been shown as hard for her, so when that same danger shows itself she rebuilds the shield (the towns people are wrapped into it) Wanda does very sadisticaly deny the claims of control or of corruption the reason she does this is because she still sees her world as a safe place where everyone is happy and with free will much like people when they are children, they believe everyone is happy and is safe.
Conclusion : Wanda never got to grow up so when real danger showed up she acted as a child would and drew a perfect world with a sun in the corner and a perfect happy family with simplistic stick bodies, no depth nor background, just happy faces and contentment. She acted like a child because deep down she still has so much to learn and is still a child in a way.