Summary

The web content is a heartfelt message from Groot and a friend to Wanda Maximoff, offering comfort and solidarity during her time of grief as depicted in the "WandaVision" series, with a nod to the comics and the character's future challenges.

Abstract

The article titled "WandaVision Therapy Session" features a compassionate message from Groot, conveyed through a friend, addressing Wanda Maximoff's sorrow and the tumultuous events in Westview. It acknowledges Wanda's significant losses and expresses concern for her children's safety and her mental state as the series approaches its conclusion. The author and Groot, both fans of the comics, hint at a potential homage to Vision in the upcoming episode, which could further distress Wanda. Despite the grim outlook, the message emphasizes Groot's and the author's support for Wanda, hoping to provide some solace amidst her struggles.

Opinions

The author and Groot are deeply empathetic towards Wanda's grief and the pain she has endured.
They are well-versed in the Marvel comics and recognize the parallels between the comics' storylines and the MCU's adaptation, particularly concerning Vision.
There is a shared concern that the events of "WandaVision" will mirror the comics, leading to more hardship for Wanda.
The author has a personal hope that Groot will refrain from making crude comments about Wanda and the two Visions, while also hinting at his own fanfiction.
Groot's message, though limited in vocabulary, is filled with warmth and encouragement, showing his unwavering support for Wanda.
The article suggests that the upcoming episodes of "WandaVision" may contain difficult moments for Wanda, potentially impacting her remaining family and her sanity.

WandaVision Therapy Session

Groot Explains To Wanda: It’ll Be Okay

I Am Groot

Hi, Wanda. You don’t know me but you should have heard of my good friend, Groot, by now.

We’ve both been watching the Westview anomaly with interest. We’re big fans, Wanda Maximoff. Groot, especially, wanted to reach out to you during this, your most troubled time of grief.

Bad enough you’ve lost, well, everything. Nearly everything.

But it’s going to get worse.

Groot and I fear your children may be next. Them, and what is left of your sanity, once you see the John Byrne homage to Vision in episode 9.

Yes. Groot, like me, is an avid reader of the comics. He can’t stop talking about it. It’s, “I am Groot this,” and “I am Groot that.” He knows what happened in West Coast Avengers and beyond. It’s clear the MCU does too, and that’s not good news for you.

In the 8th episode, Previously on WandaVision, we learned just how badly you’re hurting. it’s just as we feared. The Westview anomaly was born of your grief.

And that cliffhanger shows it’s not going to get any better.

Groot is here for you, Wanda, and so am I.

I hope you find comfort in his following. (I also hope he keeps his crude comments about you and the two Visions to himself. Although, if he’s right about that, it beats my fanfiction.)

I am Groot,

I am Groot?

I am Groot. I am Groot, I am Groot, I am Groot.

I… am… Groot:

I am (Groot.)

I am Groot! I am Groot. I am Groot.

I am GROOT!

I am Groot.

I am Groot?

I…am groot.

I am Groot. I am Groot. IAmGrootIAmGrootiamgroot!

I am Groot.

We are Groot.

Scott Hughey would like to give thanks to his co-author, Groot for his kind words of encouragement and love to Wanda during her time of grief. Or, as his co-author would have it, I am Groot.