I have an Agatha theory about Rio that suggests a character’s death could be reversed.

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I don’t know about you, but I still feel the pain of losing Patti LuPone’s Lilia after Agatha all the timeThe time jump episode of Death’s Hand in Mine. His doomed fate was made even more intriguing by revealing how his seemingly random outbursts connected to her younger years in Italy, and to the revelation that Lilia was the first witch (beyond presumably Agatha) to grasp Rio’s true identity: Death. But what about the details that they were not revealed in the episode?

There are only two installments left to enter. Agatha all the timeIn the independent season, the stakes are higher than ever for the struggling coven. But now I think Lilia may have worked some unseen magic that could result in the return of at least one character thought to be dead: Ali Ahn’s Alice, who turned into a shriveled husk in Episode 4. Let’s analyze:

Death is revealed to Lilia in Agatha All Along Episode 7 — (Image credit: Disney+)

I think Lilia made a deal with Rio to bring Alice back.

like many Agate Fans, I’ve been harboring confusion over how this series could end with Alice Wu immediately after she discovered and then defeated the family curse that essentially ruined her mother’s life, as well as their relationship. And like many, I’ve also been hoping beyond hope that the characters’ deaths in Witches’ Road didn’t mean they would actually be dead in the off-road reality, allowing Alice to live again.

But the events described in Episode 7 seemed to heavily imply that that line of thinking is completely wrong, or else Lilia’s great sacrifice would have been cheapened if it had been seen as a not-so-selfless act. Which then led to the line of thought that perhaps taking on the Salem Seven, an outcome that attracted my first big complaint about this program to date, it wasn’t even his only altruistic move near the end.

A great moment that Agatha all the time not fully shown to the audience is what happens immediately after Rio introduces his true self to Lilia right after falling in the mud with Jen. We receive the revelation of death and then nothing. However, considering that this happened before Lilia and Jen went on their underground journey to find the others, it stands to reason that we missed a pretty interesting and non-lethal conversation.

During that talk, I think Lilia somehow convinced Rio to not only save herself from death, but also Jen, and on top of that. thatI think he figured out a way to have the OG Green Witch reverse the effects of Agatha’s power-sucking so that Alice can return to the story to offer her protection and fire powers for whatever the show’s final confrontations are. Well, I guess the best bet would be for Lilia to make a deal with Death, instead of making demands.

Given the bouncing from one timeline to another, I can only assume that Lilia didn’t know exactly what her fate would be, but either way, I wonder if she possibly promised Rio the bodies of the Salem Seven, as well as her own. , as higher intake appears to be the only bargaining chip that would have been significant enough to convince Rio to accept it.

Screenshot of Agatha All Along

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Alice’s Take From Previous Trailers Would Finally Make Sense

Even beyond the general idea that Alice is a cool character who deserves to stay alive within the MCU, some fan theories about Alice not being completely dead arise from the shot seen above, which appeared in one (or maybe more) of AgateTrailers The character is clearly lying on the floor of the recording studio where Judgment #2 took place, although he is no longer all withered and sucked away, while a hand with long black nails caresses Alice’s face.

Those who suspect Rio of being a death-dealing character have been convinced that this shot showed that Alice would return before the end, but without much to say. because Rio would bring her back. Especially in an episode where she completely laid out the plan for Agatha to take the powers while Rio takes the bodies.

But now that Episode 7 hinted at a mysterious conversation between Lilia and Rio, I feel even more confident in believing that the argument is the missing link needed to fully justify belief in Alice’s eventual return. Furthermore, it would also be possible explains why Río remained missing after Agatha emerged from the mud and had her big eye-opening talk/discussion with Bily.

Now, does that guarantee that Rio will bring back the same bristly but loving Alice that fans loved in her few episodes? In the slightest. Rio could very easily resurrect both Alice and Sharon to be his bimbos. minions or other dangerous threats, although I’m not sure for what purpose beyond trying to accumulate other bodies.

While I was just hypothesizing above, I’m also legitimately wondering if Sharon might return to the land of the living for the same reasons. I could easily see Lilia trying to save both her sister in witchcraft and the only non-witch who was dragged into a completely unknown situation and then died almost immediately. Justice for Sharon!

Let’s hope this theory isn’t instantly dismissed as soon as Agatha all the timeThe last two episodes of arrive on Disney+ on WednesdayOctober 30, starting at 9:00 pm ET. Fans need more treats than gimmicks as the series reaches the end of the Camino.