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Thanks to a friend who's given me access, I was able to catch the first few episodes of WandaVision this weekend. It's...I don't know. Okay? I'm somewhat irritated with the pacing and I really hope that there will be ( Thoughts on the show )
But I think the real thing I'm wondering is--and I have to rewatch that second episode to see if I'm wildly off base or not--whether ( most curious )
Since I'm talking about Wanda, I thought I'd make today's rec about her.
Pour Back the Ocean by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
imperfectcircle (The Avengers, 10,907 words, T)
Summary: After the events of Age of Ultron, Wanda has to find a new place in the world. Contains team training exercises, expected grief and unexpected kindness.
This came out after Age of Ultron, and gives Wanda a believable journey toward integrating with the team and finding some peace after the loss of her brother. I really appreciated its accurate portrayal of what losing a twin feels like.
But I think the real thing I'm wondering is--and I have to rewatch that second episode to see if I'm wildly off base or not--whether ( most curious )
Since I'm talking about Wanda, I thought I'd make today's rec about her.
Pour Back the Ocean by
Summary: After the events of Age of Ultron, Wanda has to find a new place in the world. Contains team training exercises, expected grief and unexpected kindness.
This came out after Age of Ultron, and gives Wanda a believable journey toward integrating with the team and finding some peace after the loss of her brother. I really appreciated its accurate portrayal of what losing a twin feels like.
