Agatha All Along premiered with two episodes on Wednesday, September 18, and it has already given the fans plenty of things to consider. The series begins with Agatha still stuck inside Wanda’s spell from WandaVision. She believes that she is a detective in Westview and investigates the mysterious death of a woman. It is implied that she had a son named Nicholas Scratch in this perceived reality. When she finally becomes free, she finds a locket in her home, with a lock of hair inside it. Needless to say, this “has “locket hair” has created a frenzy and the fans are speculating whether it belongs to a real-world version of Nicholas, Wanda, or Aubrey Plaza’s Blackheart / Rio Vidal.
Here is everything you might want to know about who the lock of hair belongs to in Agatha All Along.
Was it Wanda’s hair is in Agatha’s locket in Agatha All Along?
Agatha All Along is yet to reveal the identity of the person to whom the hair belongs. Thus there is no official confirmation as to whose the lock of hair is.
Given the limited number of episodes aired thus far, it’s unsurprising that certain plot points remain unresolved. One intriguing possibility involves Nicholas, Agatha’s son in Marvel Comics. Agatha and Nicholas relocated to New Salem, Colorado, a sanctuary for magic users. However, when Agatha abandoned Nicholas to become the nanny of Franklin Richards, he harbored resentment and ultimately transformed into a supervillain. As Agatha embarks on her journey along the Witches’ Road, Nicholas emerges as a potential antagonist she might encounter. (via ScreenRant)
Blackheart, also known as Rio Vidal, is a compelling candidate for the owner of the mysterious hair. The premiere episode strongly hints at a deep-rooted connection between Rio and Agatha, possibly romantic. While their relationship has soured, it’s not inconceivable that Agatha has held onto a tangible reminder of their earlier days together.
The possibility of Agatha possessing a memento from her past with Rio adds an intriguing layer to the narrative. It suggests that even amid their current antagonism, there may be lingering emotions or unresolved issues between them. This could potentially lead to dramatic plot developments in future episodes, as the hair becomes a symbol of their shared history and a catalyst for conflict or reconciliation.
The hair may also belong to Wanda, though this is less likely as Agatha wouldn’t have shown the emotions she did if it was from a person who was arguably her biggest enemy.
