why did they struggle when she opened the hex

@@ominousnebuleathey literally confirmed in the show that she was warping reality.

@@ominousnebulea Agatha to Wanda in Episode 9: "You TIED your Family to this twist World and now one can't exist without the other." This was the Flaw in Wanda's spell that Agatha pointed out. Chaos Magic, which is Wanda's source of power, allows her to not only rewrite reality, but also reconstruct the very fabric of existence as evident in the comic books: Avengers: Disassembled, House of M, X-Men: Endangered Species, & X-Men: Trial of Magneto. When Wanda cast her spell on Westview, she rewrote the whole town into a sitcom-like story and enslaving its citizens by making them characters in this pocket universe. Then she created a house, her kids, and her own version of Vision that completes this alternate reality. All this alterations and creations are spells that are tied to one collective spell - The Hex. By opening the Hex (the attempt to Undo the Spell), Westview is reverting back to what it was before the alterations. And since the House, Vision, and their kids that she created didn't exist before, they would eventually disappear if the Hex is taken down. Diving deep into Chaos Magic to understand what is real and not: Rewriting Reality - this involves altering existing conditions, events, or circumstances in the universe to create a new version of reality. This can include: *Changing physical laws (e.g. the Black and White colors of the sitcom), *Manipulating time (the switching of time period as the series progress through episodes; and the reason why objects, that didn't exist in a specific time period, gets changed into other objects which exist in that TP). In the comics she used this ability during one of her interactions with Jessica Jones. She can also use this ability to rapidly grow/age a living thing. *Altering the fundamental nature of beings and objects (e.g. The stork drawing and the hanging butterflies decorations coming to life, the entire town, the overall appearance, or basically the entire sitcom reality is an example of this ability). Comic Examples: Scarlet Witch's "House of M" storyline, where she creates an alternate reality where mutants are the dominant species and her family rules. In this new reality, existing characters have different histories and relationships, reflecting Wanda's desires and subconscious fears. ~ Reconstructing the Fabric of Existence - it implies a more profound level of change where the fundamental structures and laws governing the universe are rebuilt or redefined. This can involve altering the very building blocks of reality, such as space, time, matter, and energy. This type of power would allow Wanda to create entirely new dimensions, universes, or realities from scratch, not just modifying existing ones but generating new fundamental constants and laws of nature. MCU examples: We have yet to have one. Comic Examples: When Wanda rewrote reality in House of M, she actually created an entire new universe which is based from her own called "Earth-58163." And after putting back the world to what it was before, she uttered the the three-word spell that rid most of the mutant population of their powers. But it was revealed that this spell had caused to not only weave Wanda's magic into the landscape of magic and to All known reality, but also affected the whole multiverse of Marvel, repeatedly breaking and reconstructing itself in the process. Another example of this is when Wanda created a liminal space (a pocket dimension) called the Waiting Room that exist between the threshold of Life and Death and is said that transcends Time & Space. It's like a heaven for the souls of those mutants that died whether from their own or other universe and timelines that want to be resurrected. Even those mutants whose existence weren't recorded in the Cerebro, and those that died even before their mutant genes could fully manifest. Conclusion: Wanda's power allows her to tamper with the universe and its aspects (Reality, Time, Mind, etc.), bringing her Fantasy into REALity. And to further affirm this, the growing awareness of her family that she can't keep at bay. But what makes them "Not Real" is the fact that they were conceived through Magic, they were magical constructs that can disappear at any moment once Wanda removed the very magic that allows them to exist. They may not die or age in a natural way but their existence are bound by specific conditions. It was already pointed out by Doctor Strange in DSMoM: "Your children aren't real. You created them using magic."

@@ominousnebuleabecause they were tied to the hex. Agatha said it in the last episode

Sorry but no

@@BTSIPURPLEYOU-zi4mk lol yes

My guess is it's probably a hidden easter egg to Wanda's origin.

Maybe I’m a witch?! 😆😆😆😆

@@disneydatenite Hahahaha🐈‍⬛🧹

Nope it’s not!

I think they missed episode 7's as well

Maybe they forgot. Mistakes happen...

@AshLee92490 a lot of times nobody tells reactors about them. You think they have a friend that would have let them know. It's hard for us to let them know cuz usually they're purposely ahead of where they're posting to avoid spoilers so we never really know when to tell them. Some reactors even avoid the comments section when it comes to things like the MCU just because there are too many spoilers in the comment section

Just stop existing. Unwind the fabric of your existence and resume to become stillborn. Thank you😊