The Marvel show ends its season with a big reveal of the mastermind behind this plot, a sweet reunion and more.

We’ve arrived at the end. Through the first seven episodes of Marvel’s VisionQuest, the double entendre in the show’s title became clear as the synthezoid Vision experienced a form of healing self-realization. His trip way down into his subconscious program proved to be worth it, as he understood that he’s the Vision, and he’s always been the Vision. 

The penultimate episode saw his fatherly connection to Tommy secured and Jocasta’s (Josephine Carrington/Jo) memories restored, but The Client still has an agenda. Heading into the finale, it seemed obvious there would be some sort of righteous cause or sacrifice. Why? Because the mysterious client who walked outside at the end of episode 7 to see Vision didn’t look like a stranger at all. Looks like Ultron’s been playing everyone, right?

Let’s dive into the VisionQuest finale episode, Forever, and decode what that post-credits scene could mean. Skip this article if you haven’t watched the Disney Plus series because there are only spoilers from here on out.

Turns out that wasn’t Ultron at the end of episode 7. One human was the villain pulling the strings behind the scenes and causing all this chaos: Virgil Horton, grandson of Phineas Horton, the grandfather of AI. Holding Vision, Jocasta and Ultron captive at the old Horton mansion, he makes quips about GoBots and Tamagotchi, controls the synthezoids with a tablet and explains how he received his pop-pop’s scientific journal.

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