Except Marty *didn't* alter his methods or change. At the end of the 3rd movie, Marty does get called chicken and initiates the race that would've ended in the crash. But Jennifer was with him this time and she alone heard about the crash (overheard from her future self in the 2nd movie) and ed it in the moments before Marty took the bait. *She* saved their future by telling him not to race. You might say Marty had grown in that he listened to her but it was, in fact, Jennifer who saved their future.

I surprisingly agree here. Although I think Obi Wan critically failed Anakin with his mother, I didn't know about his discussion with Yoda intending to follow Anakin if he left the order. I wonder if Anakin himself knew this as it elevates the loyalty in their dynamic. The fact that Anakin never once considers this for Ahsoka is also interesting and telling. I don't think it says as much about their relationship as it does Anakin's attachment to his life with Pe. The truth of Anakin is that no one came before his idea of her--not even the real Pe--so he likely never would've left anything for her. His truest breaking point was the moment he believed she'd betrayed him. This article is ultimately right--Anakin would not have chosen to follow his Palawan the way Obi Wan would've him.

Regardless of whether or not he's Wanda's son or Agatha's, the show is definitely setting Teen up as an unwitting agent of Mephisto or C'thon. In the comics, Billy was born from part of Mephisto's soul. In the show itself, we *know* Nick Scratch was sold for the Darkhold--written by the demon C'thon who, in the comics, wanted to be reincarnated as the Scarlet Witch. And Agatha, for a brief moment, had some of Wanda's powers in Wandavision. All roads lead back to the demons who made the Scarlet Witch or her children. As will the Witches Road itself.