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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Wanda created the Hex by accident when her power went out of control. The final episode also reveals that when she starts to panic, her power acts on its own to choke the people around her, which retroactively explains why \
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Wanda created the Hex by accident when her power went out of control. The final episode also reveals that when she starts to panic, her power acts on its own to choke the people around her, which retroactively explains why \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking in the first episode when he insisted on asking questions Wanda and Vision couldn\\\'t answer.]]
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* PsychoactivePowers: As Wanda\\\'s power set expands, the control she has over them seem to be heavily tied to her emotional state. [[spoiler:She created the Hex without conscious intent during an emotional breakdown after a long day of dealing with her grief over Vision\\\'s death. The final episode shows that when the townspeople press on her to release them, her panicked cry to \\\"stop\\\" acts on its own to choke the people around her. This could also tie back to the first episode when \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking when he kept pressing Wanda and Vision with questions they couldn\\\'t answer.]]
They added a note \\\"Throughout the MCU, on the whole, Wanda always seemed to have pretty good control over her powers and they always fired up when she needed them. As such, Psychoactive Powers is a better fit for what we see in this series than Power Incontinence.\\\"
I do not want to start an edit war, but I don\\\'t agree with the last edit at all. I always had the impression that Wanda can\\\'t control her powers properly, making a mess unintentionally (Lagos, Westview). She outright states in the finale \\\"I don\\\'t understand this power,\\\" and Agatha says something simular. However, Wanda can use the same power \\\'\\\'both\\\'\\\' unintentionally (i.e. create the Hex) and intentionally (i.e. unmake the Hex). As far as I understand, PsychoactivePowers applies when a person can use their powers \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' when affected by certain emotions, so this is a wrong trope to use.
I would rather keep the PowerIncontinence example.
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* PsychoactivePowers: As Wanda\\\'s power set expands, the control she has over them seem to be heavily tied to her emotional state. [[spoiler:She created the Hex without conscious intent during an emotional breakdown after a long day of dealing with her grief over Vision\\\'s death. The final episode shows that when the townspeople press on her to release them, her panicked cry to \\\"stop\\\" acts on its own to choke the people around her. This could also tie back to the first episode when \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking when he kept pressing Wanda and Vision with questions they couldn\\\'t answer.]]
They added a note \\\"Throughout the MCU, on the whole, Wanda always seemed to have pretty good control over her powers and they always fired up when she needed them. As such, Psychoactive Powers is a better fit for what we see in this series than Power Incontinence.\\\"
I do not want to start an edit war, but I don\\\'t agree with the last edit at all. I always had the impression that Wanda can\\\'t control her powers properly, making a mess unintentionally (Lagos, Westview). She outright states in the finale \\\"I don\\\'t understand this power,\\\" and Agatha says something simular. However, Wanda can use the same power \\\'\\\'both\\\'\\\' unintentionally (i.e. create the Hex) and intentionally (i.e. unmake the Hex). As far as I understand, PsychoactivePowers applies when a person can use their powers \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' when affected by certain emotions, so this is a wrong trope to use.
I would rather keep the PowerIncontinence example.
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Wanda created the Hex by accident when her power went out of control. The final episode also reveals that when she starts to panic, her power acts on its own to choke the people around her, which retroactively explains why \
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Wanda created the Hex by accident when her power went out of control. The final episode also reveals that when she starts to panic, her power acts on its own to choke the people around her, which retroactively explains why \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking in the first episode when he insisted on asking questions Wanda and Vision couldn\\\'t answer.]]
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* PsychoactivePowers: As Wanda\\\'s power set expands, the control she has over them seem to be heavily tied to her emotional state. [[spoiler:She created the Hex without conscious intent during an emotional breakdown after a long day of dealing with her grief over Vision\\\'s death. The final episode shows that when the townspeople press on her to release them, her panicked cry to \\\"stop\\\" acts on its own to choke the people around her. This could also tie back to the first episode when \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking when he kept pressing Wanda and Vision with questions they couldn\\\'t answer.]]
They added a note \\\"Throughout the MCU, on the whole, Wanda always seemed to have pretty good control over her powers and they always fired up when she needed them. As such, Psychoactive Powers is a better fit for what we see in this series than Power Incontinence.\\\"
I do not want to start an edit war, but I don\\\'t agree with the last edit at all. I always had the impression that Wanda can\\\'t control her powers properly, making a mess unintentionally (Lagos, Westview). She outright states in the finale \\\"I don\\\'t understand this power,\\\" and Agatha says something simular. However, Wanda can use the same power \\\'\\\'both\\\'\\\' unintentionally (i.e. create the Hex) and intentionally (i.e. unmake the Hex). As far as I understand, PsychoactivePowers applies when a person can use their powers \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' when affected by certain emotions, so this is a wrong trope to use.
I would rathger keep the PowerIncontinence example.
The other troper deleted it and added another one instead:
* PsychoactivePowers: As Wanda\\\'s power set expands, the control she has over them seem to be heavily tied to her emotional state. [[spoiler:She created the Hex without conscious intent during an emotional breakdown after a long day of dealing with her grief over Vision\\\'s death. The final episode shows that when the townspeople press on her to release them, her panicked cry to \\\"stop\\\" acts on its own to choke the people around her. This could also tie back to the first episode when \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking when he kept pressing Wanda and Vision with questions they couldn\\\'t answer.]]
They added a note \\\"Throughout the MCU, on the whole, Wanda always seemed to have pretty good control over her powers and they always fired up when she needed them. As such, Psychoactive Powers is a better fit for what we see in this series than Power Incontinence.\\\"
I do not want to start an edit war, but I don\\\'t agree with the last edit at all. I always had the impression that Wanda can\\\'t control her powers properly, making a mess unintentionally (Lagos, Westview). She outright states in the finale \\\"I don\\\'t understand this power,\\\" and Agatha says something simular. However, Wanda can use the same power \\\'\\\'both\\\'\\\' unintentionally (i.e. create the Hex) and intentionally (i.e. unmake the Hex). As far as I understand, PsychoactivePowers applies when a person can use their powers \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' when affected by certain emotions, so this is a wrong trope to use.
I would rathger keep the PowerIncontinence example.
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Wanda created the Hex by accident when her power went out of control. The final episode also reveals that when she starts to panic, her power acts on its own to choke the people around her, which retroactively explains why \
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Wanda created the Hex by accident when her power went out of control. The final episode also reveals that when she starts to panic, her power acts on its own to choke the people around her, which retroactively explains why \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking in the first episode when he insisted on asking questions Wanda and Vision couldn\\\'t answer.]]
The other troper deleted it and added another one instead:
* PsychoactivePowers: As Wanda\\\'s power set expands, the control she has over them seem to be heavily tied to her emotional state. [[spoiler:She created the Hex without conscious intent during an emotional breakdown after a long day of dealing with her grief over Vision\\\'s death. The final episode shows that when the townspeople press on her to release them, her panicked cry to \\\"stop\\\" acts on its own to choke the people around her. This could also tie back to the first episode when \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking when he kept pressing Wanda and Vision with questions they couldn\\\'t answer.]]
They added a note \\\"Throughout the MCU, on the whole, Wanda always seemed to have pretty good control over her powers and they always fired up when she needed them. As such, Psychoactive Powers is a better fit for what we see in this series than Power Incontinence.\\\"
I do not want to start an edit war, but I don\\\'t agree with the last edit at all. I always had the impression that Wanda can\\\'t control her powers properly, making a mess unintentionally (Lagos, Westview). She outright states in the finale \\\"I don\\\'t understand this power,\\\" and Agatha says something simular. However, Wanda can use the same power \\\'\\\'both\\\'\\\' unintentionally (i.e. create the Hex) and intentionally (i.e. unmake the Hex). As far as I understand, PsychoactivePowers applies when a person can use their powers \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' when affected by certain emotions, so this is a wrong trope to use.
The other troper deleted it and added another one instead:
* PsychoactivePowers: As Wanda\\\'s power set expands, the control she has over them seem to be heavily tied to her emotional state. [[spoiler:She created the Hex without conscious intent during an emotional breakdown after a long day of dealing with her grief over Vision\\\'s death. The final episode shows that when the townspeople press on her to release them, her panicked cry to \\\"stop\\\" acts on its own to choke the people around her. This could also tie back to the first episode when \\\"Mr. Hart\\\" began choking when he kept pressing Wanda and Vision with questions they couldn\\\'t answer.]]
They added a note \\\"Throughout the MCU, on the whole, Wanda always seemed to have pretty good control over her powers and they always fired up when she needed them. As such, Psychoactive Powers is a better fit for what we see in this series than Power Incontinence.\\\"
I do not want to start an edit war, but I don\\\'t agree with the last edit at all. I always had the impression that Wanda can\\\'t control her powers properly, making a mess unintentionally (Lagos, Westview). She outright states in the finale \\\"I don\\\'t understand this power,\\\" and Agatha says something simular. However, Wanda can use the same power \\\'\\\'both\\\'\\\' unintentionally (i.e. create the Hex) and intentionally (i.e. unmake the Hex). As far as I understand, PsychoactivePowers applies when a person can use their powers \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' when affected by certain emotions, so this is a wrong trope to use.
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lilyofthevalley, nobody is making an argument as to which scene is more \
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lilyofthevalley, nobody is making an argument as to which resolution scene is more \\\"canon\\\" than the others. It is just that Aerith\\\'s resolution scene also shows Cloud\\\'s growth and displays his determination to save her. We can change the entry to say Aerith\\\'s scene refers to BOTH her and Cloud\\\'s resolution, but to describe it the way you did is a disservice to the nature of the fridge pages — because the entries that go here ARE based on the individual tropers\\\' own observations and not necessarily ones shared by others. Why do you seem so much against this?
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lilyofthevalley, Nobody\'s making an argument as to which scene is more \
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lilyofthevalley, nobody is making an argument as to which scene is more \\\"canon\\\" than the others, it is just that Aerith\\\'s resolution scene also shows Cloud\\\'s growth and displays his determination to save her. We can change the entry to say Aerith\\\'s scene refers to BOTH her and Cloud\\\'s resolution, but to describe it the way you did is a disservice to the nature of the fridge pages — because the entries that go here ARE based on the individual tropers\\\' own observations and not necessarily ones shared by others. Why do you seem so much against this?
