Was the objective to turn her into a villain? I didn't have any such notion at the outset of this show.
I saw a hero who was in grief and felt entitled to 'take something back' due to the poor hand she had been dealt in life. She managed to convince herself that she wasn't doing any real harm.
This certainly has the potential for villainy but I don't think we saw outright villainy - and I doubt we were supposed to see it as such - in no small part because it didn't seem to be Vision's abiding takeaway from the whole thing. He was concerned in earlier episodes but was there anything he said to her in the finale that I'm forgetting about?
I saw a hero who was in grief and felt entitled to 'take something back' due to the poor hand she had been dealt in life. She managed to convince herself that she wasn't doing any real harm.
This certainly has the potential for villainy but I don't think we saw outright villainy - and I doubt we were supposed to see it as such - in no small part because it didn't seem to be Vision's abiding takeaway from the whole thing. He was concerned in earlier episodes but was there anything he said to her in the finale that I'm forgetting about?