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Spoilers for Agatha All Along Episode 7
As Agatha All Along approaches its finale episodes, the storyline gets more intriguing. It appears that the Kathryn Hahn-led series could just beat WandaVision, given the direction it took in episodes 6 and 7. Fans believe that one Billy Maximoff twist in the series is all it takes to make Elizabeth Olsen’s series look like a child’s play.
Agatha All Along is gaining back the confidence of Marvel fans as the latest episode saw 4.2 million viewers streaming it in the first 24 hours. The episode also gave Marvel fans another thing to be excited for. They were right in their predictions that Aubrey Plaza’s Rio is indeed Death.
One Billy Maximoff Twist You Won’t See Coming in Agatha All Along Finale
Fans believe that they just saw an Emmy-winning performance from Patti LuPone in the latest episode. The first six episodes did not give enough space for LuPone’s Lilia, and fans often wondered about her weird & loud remarks. The seventh episode explains her backstory and real powers, making a great impact on the viewers.
The good witch Lilia makes the sacrifice in this episode to let the others pass through a portal further down the Witches Road. Fans now expect that the eighth and ninth episodes will see another major sacrifice, this time from Joe Locke‘s Billy Maximoff. Fans learned that Billy had embarked on this journey in the hopes of reuniting with his family.
Wanda being dead or alive is a topic the series vaguely mentions here and there, so fans don’t expect to see her in the finale. However, they hoped from the beginning that they would see Tommy in the finale, marking the reunion between the brothers. However, it appears that the brothers’ reunion may happen only in other future Marvel projects.
At the end of the road, Billy is likely to ask to bring the coven back instead of Tommy. Fans even speculated that he might ask for his family and the coven will appear instead of the Maximoffs (via u/MrHeavySilence | Reddit). Billy gets all excited in this episode when Lilia says reunion after reading his cards. It may not be the reunion he hoped for, but it is the one he needs badly.
The series finale, bringing back the slain witches Mrs. Hart, Alice, and Lilia and making them all a part of the coven, is a much relevant conclusion to the series than Billy and Tommy’s reunion. It also helps Billy to identify who he really wants to be.
What Happened In Agatha All Along Episode 7?
There were two big reveals in the seventh episode. One was the ‘Rio is Death’ reveal, while the other was about Lilia’s powers. It was revealed in the episode that Patti LuPone’s character had set aside her powers as it was too much for her to handle. She could move through time, making her a Time Traveler, but she couldn’t control the time traveling.
Lilia and the other witches enter a tower on the Witches Road and they all get their own costumes, representing classic pop culture witches. Agatha’s appearance resembled that of the Wicked Witch of the West, Jen’s appearance resembled the Evil Queen from Snow White, and Billy looked gorgeous in a Maleficient attire. Lilia got to wear costumes resembling Glinda the Good Witch.
They soon find out that there are swords falling from the ceiling, ready to crush them. Lilia then goes back to her young self, learning the art of witchcraft from her maestra hundreds of years ago. She finally figures out how to play the Tarot cards. When her last card is played, she hurries Agatha, Jen, and Billy through a portal before facing the Salem Seven alone.
She plays her trump card, Reverse Tower, which moves the tower upside down. She along with the Salem Seven witches (at least the five viewers get to see on screen) fall to the sword-covered ceiling. As the episode ends, Lilia is seen back in her younger self, smiling at her mentor.
All seven episodes of Agatha All Along are now available for streaming on Disney+.
