Tony had nightmares long before that. He didn't need a vision and Wanda still felt bad for what happened in Sokovia.

It's not dumb because some people feel remorse, it's dumb because @Romeo and Robot doesn't believe in remorse.

@IronWidowMaikuB Walker did one bad things vs the MANY bad things Wanda did

Being a Karli apologist is bad enough but now we’re defending Wanda lol. Elizabeth Olson herself said Wanda’s a villain. Walker was meant to be liked at the end of the show

The intended feeling among the audience I think was supposed to be like this:

Not that bad, but not great.

So yeah, not liked that much.

Yeah that’s the general vibe about Walker but the writers said you’re at least meant to like him in the final episode since he does the right thing (unlike Karli and Wanda who fell further into evil).

Obviously Wanda was meant to be a villain in Multiverse of Madness. My argument would be that was a mistake and her character development was poorly done, but I won't get that debate started again.

@Romaro Brandon what’s dumb is thinking remorse changed the fact you willingly and consciously choose to murder/torture innocents. Walker killed one terrorist after his friend was murdered. Karli and Wanda murdered and tortured innocents respectively WILLINGLY. That is far past redemption

Walker did it for revenge just like Karli

Nope. Karli did it to people who’d done nothing to her. The other Flag Smashers literally opposed her actions. There was no reason to murder the guards. Walker mehahwile just witnessed his friend get murdered