As a die-hard fan of the WandaVision universe, I must say that Agatha All Along Episode 3 has left me utterly spellbound! The suspense and intrigue are as thick as a witch’s cauldron stew, and every episode just deepens the mystery further.
In Episode 3 of “Agatha All Along,” titled “Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials,” we find Agatha’s coven embarking on their initial trial. However, the other members continue to distrust Agatha, a feeling that seems justified given her questionable actions throughout this journey. This episode also sheds light on what may have happened to Agatha’s son and introduces the name of a much-anticipated character for the first time. The episode concludes with an exciting cliffhanger as Teen reveals that one of the coven members has met their untimely demise.
Here is everything that happens at the end of Agatha All Along Episode 3.
The ending of Agatha All Along Episode 3 explained
In this installment, it’s evident that the mark or enchantment cast upon Teen served a broader purpose than concealing him from Agatha; it also hid him from other witches. Additionally, the intrigue surrounding him deepens when he claims his parents are asleep while journeying along the road, despite mentioning his mother was deceased in the last episode.
In addition, the teenager converses briefly with Jennifer Kale, who offers him cautious guidance against trusting Agatha. Later, Kale confides that there are rumors about the main character exchanging her son for the Book of the Damned or the Darkhold. Furthermore, Kale mentions that there’s a belief that Agatha’s son could have turned into an Agent of Mephisto – a demonic being whose involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been suggested since WandaVision.
As they journey along the road, the group eventually arrives at a beachside house, where their first test begins. Unfortunately, they are all exposed to a substance that Jennifer identifies as Alewife’s Revenge. This concoction triggers intense memories of their past and the reasons behind their road trip for some members. Initially resistant, Agatha refrains from consuming the poison. However, after being informed that drinking it is necessary to pass the test, she complies and experiences a hallucination involving the search for the Darkhold in what seems like her son’s crib.
In the end, Jennifer concocts a potion that rescues the lives of everyone in the coven. As if by magic, an oven door swings open, and they exit the house through it, barely escaping the impending flood. But as they rejoice in their survival, Teen sadly informs them that Sharon has passed away and closes her eyes.
Did Mrs. Hart / Sharon Davis truly die?
Indeed, it seems like we’re witnessing the character of Mrs. Hart/Sharon (Debra Jo Rupp) meeting a tragic end. It’s suggested throughout this episode that she didn’t truly belong in the coven. The Green Witch is likely to be Rio Vidal, played by Aubrey Plaza, and it appears that Agatha never recruited her due to their tumultuous past. Mrs. Hart/Sharon Davis was initially introduced in WandaVision as one of Scarlet Witch’s hex victims. Her life became entwined with magic once more when Agatha enlisted her into the coven, ultimately leading to her untimely demise.
In the realm where sorcery and advanced tech coexist, demise isn’t as final as it is in our world. During a chat with TVLine, actress Jo Rupp hinted that her character might not meet her end in episode 3. “How much of this story have I been part of? Well, you’ll need to keep watching. But yes, I’m quite content with Sharon’s journey,” she shared. In other words, if you want to find out more about my character’s fate, keep tuning in!
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2024-09-26 07:10