What “that boy is not yours” means

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What “that boy is not yours” means

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Agatha All Along Episode 4.

Agatha all along The end of episode 4 involved Tin’s identity, how he connects to Agatha, and what role Rio Vidal plays in the show’s narrative, all while executing the newly formed coven. The many witches of Agatha all along Spent episode 4 getting to know each other a little better after the tragedies of last episode. The death of Sharon Davis in Agatha all along The end of episode 3 brought the coven closer together. However, each witch has their own secrets and backstory that will be slowly revealed over the coming weeks.

in Agatha all along Episode 4, each witch revealed more about what they experienced in the past; From the loss of Agatha’s son and her connection to Joe Locke’s mysterious unnamed Marvel character to the true nature of Rio Vidal and the hints of tragedy about Lilia and Jennifer, Agatha all alongs cast of characters dig deeper into the world of witchcraft. At the time of Agatha all along At the end of episode 4, the hints raised more questions about the show as a whole, while the most explored the family history of Alice Wu-Gulliver.

Undoubtedly, the biggest talking point in Agatha all along The end of episode 4 will be the final line. Another moment of intimacy that builds on the romance theories surrounding Aubrey Plaza’s Rio Vidal from Agatha all along Episode 1, The Green Witch says to the titular character – That boy is not yours. This is in reference to Tin, who was injured by a broken glass in Agatha all along Episode 4. Agatha’s previously masked protective tendencies over Tin came to the fore as this happened, leading her to become increasingly distressed as the possibility of Tin dying grew.

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This links to the other commonly held theory that Joe Locke’s teen is Agatha’s son, Nicholas Scratch. However, Rio seemingly debunks this theory by clearly telling Agatha that Tin is not the latter’s son Agatha all along Episode 4’s ending. How Rio knows this remains to be seen, but it links to another well-known theory about her character while raising other intriguing questions about the future of the show.

All Evidence Tin is not Nicholas Krats


Tin and Nicholas scratch in Agatha All Along and Marvel Comics
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First, Rio’s words in Agatha all along The end of episode 4 highlights the evidence from the show so far to suggest that Tin is not Nicholas Krats. For one, it is common knowledge that Agatha’s son met a fate darker than that of Joe Locke’s teen. It was explained in Agatha all along Episode 3 that Harkness trades her son for the Darkhold, leading many to believe that he is either dead, an agent of Mephisto, or some other kind of demon in the world of Marvel Witchcraft.

His status as a gay teenager with a boyfriend aligns with Billy Kaplan’s early Marvel Comics stories…

Second, the larger hints at Tin’s identity tease him as Scarlet Witch’s son, Billy Kaplan. His status as a gay teenager with a boyfriend aligns with Billy Kaplan’s early Marvel Comics stories, and The character insisted that bad things happened to him when he was 13, aligning with the timeline of WandaVision. In the end, it is the seal placed on Tin that stops him from revealing his identity. While Agatha all along Episode 4 reveals that this may have been set up by Agatha, it is more likely to be done to hide Tin’s connection to the Scarlet Witch.

Could Rio be lying?


Rio Vidal in the morgue in Agatha all along

Of course, there is the possibility that Rio is lying in Agatha all along Episode 4’s ending. What benefit this would bring Ryo is unclear, but she may be aware of Tin’s identity as Nicholas Scratch and hide it from Agatha. This may be due to their evidently complicated relationship; Ryo may be lying about Tin’s identity to spite Agatha whom she has openly admitted to hating, or to spare her the pain of Nicholas Scratch’s fate because she has also loved Agatha in the past.

What really happened to Agatha’s son


Kathryn Hahn as Agatha Harkness Next to the Darkhold

In light of Rio’s words, and the can of worms it opens about Tin, the burning question arises from Agatha all along The ending of episode 4 is what happened to Nicholas Scratch. If indeed Tin is not Agatha’s son, it still seems that Nicholas’ fate is left unanswered. Tin’s question to Agatha of what really happened to him in Agatha all along Episode 4 may indicate that the story of her trading Nicholas for the Darkhold is not entirely true. If so, Nicholas may be alive.

Agatha’s rabbit was named Nicholas Scratch in WandaVision, another reference to her son’s fate because she wanted to keep something similar to him close by.

however, A hint of Nicholas’ death links to a theory that Rio Vidal is actually the MCU version of Lady Death. Rio reveals in Agatha all along Episode 4 that she had to “do you work” In a way that hurt someone she loved, clearly meaning Agatha. If Nicholas died, Rio’s job would be to take him, so painful Agatha.

The clues to Rio Vidal’s true identity explained


Lady Dead in a Green Hood in Marvel Comics

The possibility that Rio is Lady Dead is hinted at Agatha all along Episode 4, providing more credence to the idea that she took Nicholas away from Agatha. Aside from exploring Rio’s backstory with Agatha, the other hints to her identity as Death come courtesy of Agatha all along Episode 4’s disco-inspired trial on the Witches’ Road. The first hint was when Agatha and Rio were talking in the health booth. Ryo said she was impatient, referring to her waiting for the time to kill Agatha.

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She then insisted that she was part of the coven to wait for Agatha to kill the other witches around her. Rio insisted that once Agatha does this, “I get my bodies.” The two comments about Rio’s seeming rule over dead people support the theory of her being dead. The final hint came as Tin was bleeding in Agatha all along Episode 4’s ending. Agatha looked at Rio pleading and said “Not.” This implies Rio is dead, with Agatha asking her not to take Tin away.

How the witches broke Alice’s curse explained


Alice Wu-Gulliver sings the ballad of the witches way between flames in Agatha All Along (2024)

The second trial of the MCU’s Witch Road in Agatha all along Episode 4 is admittedly less straightforward than the previous one. Rather than brewing a potion that would save the witches from poison, they had to break a curse that had been placed on Alice’s family for generations. The curse was broken in a more simple way when the witches sang the version of​​​​​​​The Ballad of the Witches’ Road recorded by Lorna Wu, Alice’s mother.

This song was revealed as a protection spell against the family curse that would never lose its power. The reason for this is that this song will forever be sung by someone, somewhere in the world, thus protecting Alice and all other surviving women in the Wu family. Although it is not immediately stated exactly why singing Lorna’s song breaks Alice’s curse, the witches manage to do so and pass the second trial of the Witches’ Road.

Why Rio Vidal Appears on the Witches’ Road


Agatha refers to the Daughters of Liberty in Agatha All Along Episode 4

The final question raised by Agatha all along Episode 4 is where Rio Vidal appeared on the Witches’ Road. After the death of Sharon, the coven assembles to find a new green witch, eventually revealed to be Rio herself. Later in the episode, Rio gives some insight into why it was she who appeared; The character says it’s not her choiceAnd that Magic took the path of least resistance and led the most appropriate candidate to join Agatha’s coven to the Witches’ Road.

The reason why Rio was the path of least resistance is also revealed in Agatha all along Episode 2. The list of names Lilia came up with her divination had the members of Agatha’s coven, one of which was simply a black heart. in Agatha all along Episode 1, Ryo insists she has a black heart that beats for Agatha. As such, she was originally meant to be part of the Coven Agatha all along Rather than Sharon Davis, with the ethereal force of magick course correcting to bring Rio to the witches’ road.

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