Warning! This article contains spoilers for Agatha All Along.
Agatha all along Episode 3 all but confirmed the identity of Scarlet Witch’s son thanks to one clever hidden detail. The identity of Joe Locke’s Marvel character in Agatha all along has been the biggest talking point of the show so far. Since the end of Agatha all along Episode 2, theories swirled about who he is, why he’s bewitched from revealing anything about himself, and how he connects to Agatha Harkness or other MCU characters.
The end of Agatha all along Episode 3 only added fuel to the theory fire, thanks to the many details that hint at the character’s identity. Not only is it confirmed that the other witches of Agatha all alongS Coven can’t hear details about Tin’s life, but there are also some other hints that he may be more directly linked to Agatha than first thought. That said, all of these aspects are overshadowed by one subtle detail that seemingly confirms Tin as Scarlet Witch’s son after all.
Agatha all along is still hiding who Tin really is
Tin’s identity remains as big a mystery as ever
as mentioned, Agatha all along is still content with keeping any outright confirmation of Tin’s identity absent. Although there are many hints, and it is undoubtedly depicted as a central mystery in the show, Tin’s real name or backstory has yet to be outlined. The show’s dedication to keeping the secret was especially evident early on Agatha all along Episode 3. In the first two episodes of the show, only Agatha was affected by the spell placed on the boy to stop him from revealing personal details.
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however, Agatha all along Episode 3 showed the same result when Tin tried to reveal his name to the likes of Lilia, Alice, Jen and Sharon. The same seal appeared across Tin’s mouth, with the other witches revealing that he had been bewitched not to reveal anything about himself. Interestingly, Alice mentions that the spell is only to keep Tin hidden from witchfolk, making his identity even more compelling, as Jen aptly states that “Agatha has brought a sparkling little mystery with her.”
Tin’s “when I was thirteen” line is a reference back to WandaVision
Tin provided a link to Scarlet Witch
All that said, one subtle Agatha all along Episode 3’s Easter Egg may have provided the biggest clue yet about Tin’s identity. At one point in the episode, Teen was shown bonding with Alice, who mentioned that she experienced some traumatic family events around the age of 13. Tin replies – There was a lot with me when I was thirteen. For many, this will simply be a reference to a backstory that has yet to be revealed to the flesh of Tin’s character. That said, Agatha all alongEaster eggs are rarely unintentional.
This line actually contains a link to WandaVision. in Agatha all alongs premiere, two facts were confirmed: Tin revealed that he was 16 years old in the show and Herb revealed to Agatha that three years had passed since the events of WandaVision. This may admittedly be a coincidence but shows how WandaVision And Agatha all along Do not tend to present information that is not necessary. With the overall tone, story and vibe of the latter closely linking to the former, Tin’s Bad Experiences happening at the same time as Wanda’s Hex could be connected.
Despite the red herring, Tin had just warned his billy all along
This Easter egg to WandaVision Hints that Tin is Billy Kaplan, the son of Scarlet Witch. Billy was the most common theory on the subject of Teen’s identity, with many believing Joe Locke was cast to bring the young avenger to life. In Marvel Comics, the figment of Wanda’s imagination – conjured by Mephisto – that she believed her children were reincarnated after Mephisto’s spell was broken. The soul of Billy Maximoff became Billy Kaplan, a young magician User who eventually became the superhero Wiccan.
Tin’s one subtle line may prove that he is Wanda’s son after all, and a future Young Avenger…
Many have theorized that the same happened in the MCU, with Tin being the reincarnation of Billy Vaughn WandaVision. Given that Tin remembers a lot happened to him as the events of WandaVision have occurred, that would certainly make sense. The show is happy to provide red herrings about Tin’s identity, including hints that he is the Marvel Comics character Nicholas Scratch, Agatha’s son. However, Tin’s one subtle line may prove that he is Wanda’s son after all, and a future Young Avenger after all. Agatha all along.