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"Lilia got to relive her whole life" ❎️
Lilia got to live the gaps, moments she lost in her childhood, for the very first time ✅️

Patti deserves all the Emmy’s for this

Loki out there in the multiverse being like "What the hell happened here?" 😳

"I loved being a witch" was my last straw. Had me sobbing for an hour and heartbroken for days.

It still blows my mind that they weaved her story into the show so far and even though it seemed so random it was actually linear......we just didn't see it in the right order till now.  Really made you feel for her about how difficult her life must have been not experiencing in order

Fun fact: Jac Schaeffer originally was worried episode 7 had too much dialogue and wanted to cut it down drastically ... however she was convinced that the dialogue was neccesary so she kept the original strict intact.

teen lilia's smile at the end after "let us begin" makes me burst into rltears everytime. what a masterpiece of an episode.

Hearing "I loved being a witch" is always emotional

Do you ever think that the screenwriter for this episode just took the script, ripped it up into pieces, then taped the pieces back together in the wrong order, and NOBODY (not even Kevin Feige) ever told her that this might be an insane way to shoot the episode?

1:27 this lady always screaming, i love her 😂❤

This changed how I think about Divination magic completely...such a good episode

16:45 “I thought maybe she was Death, but I thought Mephisto was a bush on ‘Wandavision’”. 😜😂😂😂

The entire episode is an emotional masterpiece. Lilia came a long way from self-doubt ("I am bad at tea leaves") to self-discovery ("I am the Queen of Cups"). Her "What's Missing?" card is basically about having a coven which she didn't had for centuries after her original coven (Maestra's coven) died. She probably didn't form a coven after her original coven's death due to fear of witnessing deaths of future coven members through her visions.

See, this is why I keep saying that haters are ridiculous when it comes to the MCU. It's so fashionable to hate and despise everything that the brand puts out now, but it's still providing such excellent and rich entertainment. This episode is a ginormous example of the MCU's longevity and how it's able to create and put out worthwhile content that is enjoyed by those who actually give it a chance.

Thank you Patti, thanks for being in our MCU

"And I don't mean it metaphorically, or rhetorically, or poetically, or theoretically, or any other fancy way. I'm death. STRAIGHT UP.

Hands down one of the best things Marvel has produced recently

This is what happens when the writers care about the show, have time write and prepare the script, study the source material, and bring in extremely talented and amazingly powerful actors. WandaVision is one of my favorite marvel shows, but if Jac Shafer had studied the source material and had more time without the constraints of covid, it think WandaVision would have been Epic. I hope Jac Shafer gets to keep making the witchy and magical marvel shows. She knows what she is doing with the right preperations.  I would be ok with remaking multivers of madness if she got to create it. The people making MoM didn't even watch WandaVision.

Patti is such a phenomenal actress--she completely embodies the characters she plays until you can't see Patti Lupone, just Lillia.   The power of her voice matches the power of her performance.