Wow, that writer is not pulling his punches, is he? I'm sad about the lack of investment in Wanda's character previously, because that makes it harder for me to give her the benefit of the doubt now. The little we knew about Sam and Bucky as people before their show was so much more than I could have told you about Wanda. I'm really glad her fans enjoyed the series, but it wasn't something for me. Sitcoms . . . *shudder* no thank you.
WandaVision is a show about a villain — a super-powered slave master who tortures thousands of people to preserve a way of life she’s never had, but which the universe nevertheless owes her — that can’t stop insisting that she is really the hero, that she doesn’t really understand what she’s done.
That interpretation is why I probably won't watch it again, though I do want good things for Monica.
I never actually gave much thought to the Kübler-Ross’s five stages of grief, but the bit of info here about how it has been misapplied is interesting.
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Date: 2021-03-30 04:25 pm (UTC)WandaVision is a show about a villain — a super-powered slave master who tortures thousands of people to preserve a way of life she’s never had, but which the universe nevertheless owes her — that can’t stop insisting that she is really the hero, that she doesn’t really understand what she’s done.
That interpretation is why I probably won't watch it again, though I do want good things for Monica.
I never actually gave much thought to the Kübler-Ross’s five stages of grief, but the bit of info here about how it has been misapplied is interesting.