Agatha All Along Episode 4 takes a deep dive into the world of the witches, endless mysteries, and unexpected twists that come along with it. The episode is centered around a few key aspects of the plot.
These aspects are concerned with the characters and their fates. The series puts old buried secrets and a whole new set of problems within the coven in the spotlight with this episode.
One of the turning points in Agatha All Along Episode 4 involves Teen. Fans have long speculated that Teen is, in fact, Nicholas Scratch, who is the son of Agatha in the Marvel comics. However, with Rio Vidal debunking this theory, the speculations reach a dead end.
This article breaks down the events of this episode. It will explore the clues about Teen's real identity, while also exploring Rio Vidal's true role, and how all of this affects Agatha’s journey.
Every new turn in the story comes with more and more questions of both, the past and the future. Fans are left to wonder if they will ever get their answers.
Agatha All Along Episode 4, yet again, manages to keep its fans on the edge of their seats. New revelations and shocking moments make the episode pretty unpredictable. It makes us wonder if we really do know about Agatha’s world and the people in it.
With new revelations and heart-pounding moments, the episode takes some unexpected turns, leaving us to question what we know about Agatha’s world and the people in it.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Agatha All Along Episode 3. Reader discretion is advised.
Sharon Davis' death and the summoning of Rio Vidal in Agatha All Along Episode 4
As the coven comes to terms with the death of Sharon Davis, they prepare her grave. When everyone starts blaming each other, Teen tells them that the group failed to look after one another.
Agatha, then, summons a new green witch using Teen's spellbook. But, fate brings Rio Vidal back, much to Agatha’s dismay. As the group continues their journey along the road, they discover a cabin. The door has a waxing moon symbol, meaning they have reached the next phase of the trial.
As they enter the cabin, their outfits change into 1970s costumes. There is also a huge indication that Rio and Agatha have a complicated romantic history. In the soundbooth, Agatha uses Rio's words to make the coven suspicious of her. Soon after, Teen comes across a cursed record, triggering the next trial.
As the curse spreads, the group realizes that Alice's family curse is at play. Agatha realizes that they must perform a version of The Ballad of the Witches’ Road written by Alice’s mother. Towards the end of the trial, Alice is able to see the physical embodiment of the curse, which is a demonic winged creature. And finally, they pass the trial.
Teen, soon after that, is injured and so he passes out. Agatha panics, revealing her growing bond with Teen, as Jen heals his wounds. When Teen awakens, he questions Agatha about a sigil, and their conversation hints at his identity. Agatha remains tight-lipped when Teen asks about her lost son.
Teen's Nicholas Scratch speculation debunked by Rio Vidal
The biggest moment in Agatha All Along Episode 4 comes when Rio Vidal tells Agatha,
“That boy isn’t yours.”
This statement directly refers to Teen and challenges the popular fan theory that Joe Locke’s Teen is Nicholas Scratch, the son of Agatha from Marvel Comics. With Agatha’s protective behavior toward him, it is possible to incline towards the feeling that they might, afterall, be mother and son. But, Rio's words seem to debunk this idea. This leaves us wondering what Teen's real identity is.
So far, the show has given us a few clues indicating that Teen might not be Nicholas Scratch. For one, in Agatha All Along Episode 3, for the Darkhold, Agatha traded her son. This made us believe that her son may either be dead or turned into something far darker than how he is now.
With Rio debunking the theory, doors to other possibilities concerning Teen’s identity are now open. One possibility could be that Teen is Billy Kaplan, the son of Scarlet Witch. Billy Kaplan is a well-known Marvel Comics character, and Teen’s status as a gay teenager with a boyfriend matches with Billy’s early comic book storylines.
Teen also mentions that bad things happened to him when he was 13. Even this matches with the WandaVision timeline. Additionally, there is the sigil on Teen that prevents him from revealing his real identity. While it’s seen in Agatha All Along Episode 4 that Agatha could have placed the sigil, it’s likely that this was done to keep Teen’s ties to the Scarlet Witch under wraps.
There’s also another possibility; Rio might be lying. Her relationship with Agatha is clearly complicated and Rio could be lying to hurt Agatha, or perhaps even to protect her from the pain of knowing what really happened to Nicholas.
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