[wanda glances up as kyle points at the statues of his temple. parfir and the rifter—two sides of the same coin, sounds like. what he tells her of what his god was like, 'very human', doesn't put anything in perspective to her —her own faith is not something she clings to like others might.

perhaps, in another life, in another time, perhaps it might mean something to her.

for now, all she can do is be respectful of what he beliefs and what those beliefs have shown him in his time.]

I don't know enough to say for certain, but there were other things the people who follow my faith were condemned for. Including the faith we practice. [in europe, the effects of a nazi germany were felt far too closely, and sokovia had barely a chance to recover before the civil unrest started.] But I do know that around the world, regardless of faiths, women were persecuted for witchcraft centuries ago.

[the salem trials, for one, were of interest to wanda after her crossing paths with agatha. now, with science, those claims of witchcraft are debunked and seen solely as some natural remedy or just pseudo-science.

regardless—]

Men will call a woman witch and use it as an insult, though.

[regardless of religion.

wanda leans back a bit, taking another look up at the large statues. she lingers on something he said.]

Tell me more about the aspect you were bound to.