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What is grief if not spoilers persevering? This article discusses major plot details from the season finale of “VisionQuest.”
An argument could be made that the “VisionQuest” finale was a confrontation over a decade in the making. Clearly, the well-received Disney+ series has marketed itself as a “WandaVision” sequel and a trilogy-capper to the story continued in “Agatha All Along.” But there’s no way around its biggest and most pressing concern: providing a fitting epilogue to the 2015 blockbuster “Avengers: Age of Ultron.” In an inspired choice, “VisionQuest” showrunner Terry Matalas understood there was still plenty of unfinished business between James Spader’s megalomaniac robot Ultron and Paul Bettany’s synthezoid Vision, which finally pays off spectacularly in the eighth and final episode of the show.
Once Vision and Jocasta (T’Nia Miller) realize that the mysterious Client dogging their steps is actually Virgil Horton (also played by Spader),
