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Why did Dumbledore let Lockhart teach at Hogwarts despite knowing that he was a fraud? Wasn't he concerned about the students’ education and safety? Could he have used other ways to expose Lockhart?
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Margaret literally could’ve helped Carrietta, and they could’ve grown together. Instead, she let her fear, brainwashing, controlling husband, and some random bitch who tried to kill her own daughter get in her head.
Just a dumb bitch.
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I think the key detail is that Billy and Tommy weren't just illusions Wanda projected into people's minds. They had physical bodies, personalities, and their own experiences inside the Hex. Agatha even confirms that Wanda's magic created them, which makes this more complicated than a normal illusion.
But I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that Wanda can create life from absolutely nothing. The Hex was built around an existing town, and Wanda used her powers to reshape reality within it. Vision himself was also created using a combination of Wanda's magic and the remnants of the Mind Stone's energy in his body. Her ability to create living beings doesn't automatically mean she can create souls independently of every other force in the universe.
The most interesting part is what happens when the Hex comes down. Billy and Tommy disappear with it, which suggests their existence was tied to the reality Wanda was maintaining. They were real within that reality, but Wanda couldn't sustain that reality without keeping the Hex alive.
And that's why I don't think this proves Wanda is more powerful than God or the ultimate creator. It shows that her chaos magic can rewrite reality on an extraordinary level, even creating people who can think and act independently. The MCU hasn't established that she can create an eternal soul, bring someone back from death without limits, or create an entire universe from nothing.
What makes Wanda's power so frightening is that she doesn't always need to overpower someone physically. She can change the rules of the reality they're living in. But the fact that her creations have limits is just as important as the fact that she can create them in the first place.
Can someone explain this to me? Wanda’s chaos magic is one of the most powerful forces in the MCU, but does it make sense that a soul she created inside the Hex could simply come into existence?
Does that mean Wanda can create life from nothing, and if so, does she somehow outscale God, the creator of all things?
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The biggest difference is that Ultron and Vision didn't really have the same mind.
Ultron was created from Tony and Bruce's AI work, then the Mind Stone helped give him consciousness. JARVIS was already an AI built to protect Tony and assist the Avengers, and when his programming was transferred into the new body, that became the foundation of Vision's personality. The Mind Stone and vibranium body were added on top of that.
So Tony's technology didn't determine whether they would be good or evil. The consciousness inside the technology mattered. Ultron developed his own warped idea of “peace,” while JARVIS already understood humanity as something worth protecting.
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Paul Bettany, the actor you are.
The switch from calm, composed Vision to a cold-blooded, evil maniac Ultron was insane.
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Which of these Pure Titans do you think got the most screen time in Attack on Titan?
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Pointing out that audiences would probably bully a book-accurate Carrie is a brutally honest reality check about how deeply superficial pop culture fandoms actually are.
Stephen King didn't write Carrie White as a standard Hollywood "nerd with glasses waiting for a makeover”; he described her as overweight, pimply, awkward, and profoundly unpolished, which is precisely why her isolation feels so visceral. But streaming audiences raised on glossy teen dramas can't handle a protagonist who isn't already conventionally attractive, so adaptations keep casting model-tier actors and calling them "outcasts."
Stop pretending Hollywood is honoring the character when they're just too cowardly to cast someone who actually looks like the book. Read the book. #Carrie
Hot take: If they cast Carrie to match her exact description in the book, I honestly think a lot of the audience would bully her too. Maybe that’s why every adaptation makes her conventionally attractive. #Carrie
The audience is just as bad as the people who bullied her, if not worse.
Hot take: If they cast Carrie to match her exact description in the book, I honestly think a lot of the audience would bully her too. Maybe that’s why every adaptation makes her conventionally attractive. #Carrie
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Why did the Super Soldier Serum enhance Steve’s physical abilities but not his intelligence?
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Season 2 Theory: What if Chris possesses Billy’s car and uses it to seek revenge on Carrie? Honestly, I don’t think this theory is much of a stretch.
In Stephen King’s Christine, the car is possessed and has the ability to rebuild itself. Given the nods to The Dark Tower trilogy and The Shining already present in Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, it’s clear that he isn’t afraid to connect these stories within the same universe.
With that in mind, Chris possessing Billy’s car and returning to torment Carrie in Season 2 would make perfect sense. Honestly, I’d be more shocked if this doesn’t happen 👀 #carrie
























