Wiccan Series IS Agatha All Along S2.
The Wiccan series I imagine has Agatha taking up her space & making her presence felt each step of Billy's tumultuous way. It's a growth arc for Joe & Billy as an actor & character, while for Kathryn, she'll be at her most comfortable, being the comedic & dramatic genius that she is. The material has potential & I have ideas.
Their dynamic is very potent, initially with Billy lacking control over his skills like Agatha did. "I didn't break your rules. They simply bent to my power" would be them navigating the darkness that comes with unbound potential.
The said tumultuous journey could be that of navigating Billy's powers & fighting one's own mind to gain a sense of self while maybe also looking for Tommy across America. I imagine this to be little or long road trips across America where they bicker and bond but it's far fetched. The comedic potential is already taking me out lmfao.
But in all seriousness, Agatha essentially raises the Demiurge(also created from scratch, the son who survived) with dark humour, genuine warmth & 488485 gay jokes.
I can see them grow closer organically where she would go on to help Billy figure the legacy Wanda left for him- the potential she lends but the darkness that comes with it where she would initially pursue him to be unapologetically formidable but seeing Billy find a strong hold in his morals (rooted in his upbringing with the Kaplans, his rock that is Eddie & thus his identity), would make her so proud and inspire growth in her.
This would be Billy stepping out of his parents' shadow and growing into himself. And this genuine warmth from Agatha, has absolutely defined her character for me since episode 3.
She also teaches him the witch cackle over time, trust:)
Again, this is all wishful thinking for characters i care about the most- how they could be one hell of a comedic duo who go on to grow closer by the end of the show; where I believe Agatha should either be resurrected by Billy or be ready to move on to the afterlife, hopefully the former. I scribbled about it here:)
