It's strange. Sitting where he does makes Tony taller than her, leaning down so he can speak, but there's something very small about him in this moment. As if he's suddenly seeing just how small he is in the universe and it terrifies him. It echoes around her thoughts too.

"You're not a nightmare," she says. Wanda doesn't say much after that, instead thinking about what words to use, how to say what she feels. "But sometimes I think I'm yours. And you wouldn't be the only one."

So many talking heads on the news have asked, again and again, what right she has to even exist after all.

"I believe that your intentions have always been good," she says again. "I truly do think that."