How (Not) to Turn a Hero Into a Mass Murderer | Wanda Maximoff Character Analysis

Wanda Maximoff was the hero MCU fans were most excited to see developed following the conclusion of Phase Three. WandaVision did an excellent job exploring Wanda's grief and loneliness and left the door open to future Scarlett Witch adventures. In tragic fashion, Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness shattered Wanda's arc in a poor attempt to make her the movie's main antagonist. In this analysis, I explore Wanda's character development since her introduction and explain why her evil turn was rushed and incoherent.

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