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Sharon Davis was a Westview citizen and the wife of Todd Davis. Following the Westview Anomaly, she became Mrs. Hart, the wife of Arthur Hart and neighbor of Wanda Maximoff and Vision.
Years later, Agatha Harkness recruited Davis into her coven as a substitute for the necessary green witch in order to walk the Witches' Road. However, Davis did not survive the first trial.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Sharon Davis was born on February 24, 1951.[3] When she became an adult, Davis became a member of the Westview Historical Society[5] and married Todd Davis, together they resided in Westview, New Jersey.[6] In 2018, the pair survived the Snap, and on February 22, 2019, they both were issued new driver's licenses.[3]
Westview Anomaly[]
Enthralled by Wanda Maximoff[]
Sharon Davis having coffee
Shortly after the Blip in 2023, Davis was having coffee outside a coffee shop, when she became enthralled by Wanda Maximoff and became part of the Hex. Along with the other citizens of Westview, they were brainwashed to take part in a fictional sitcom reality, with Davis taking the part of Mrs. Hart and her husband becoming Arthur Hart, the Director of Computational Services Inc.[7]
Dinner[]
- "So, where did you two move from? What brought you here? How long have you been married? And why don't you have children yet?"
- ―Mrs. Hart to Wanda Maximoff and Vision[src]
Mrs. Hart always accompanied her husband Arthur to have dinner with his new employees whenever they were hired. She was invited to Wanda Maximoff and Vision's house after Vision was hired by Mr. Hart. Hart and Arthur were escorted there by Vision. Upon entering, the lights were off and Hart noted that the atmosphere was somewhat provocative. Vision apologized and then left to look for his wife, the Harts alone.
Out of nowhere, Maximoff covered Arthur's eyes and asked him, "Guess who?" thinking it was her husband. Vision then came out of the kitchen and turned on the lights into the room, to Maximoff's surprise. Hart and Arthur were confused, and the latter asked for an explanation. Vision clarified that it was a traditional Sokovian greeting, informing them that Maximoff is European. Hart praised Maximoff's nationality, and told Arthur that he had no culture when he became upset. Hart also praised Maximoff's clothing; who left for a moment with Vision to talk privately.
Vision returned to the living room and sat with Hart and Arthur on the couch while Maximoff prepared dinner. Arthur and Vision were talking about work formulas while Hart was getting bored and almost sleeping. When a noise was heard in the kitchen, Hart went to it to try to help Maximoff, but Vision stopped her. Hart told him that Maximoff needed his help, since not even an appetizer had been served. Vision clarified that his wife had everything under control, and they returned to sit down.
Mrs. Hart dancing to "Yakety Yak"
The sounds in the kitchen continued to get louder and with no one to stop her, Hart tried to open the sliding window that led to the kitchen to talk to Maximoff. When he was already opening it, Vision began to sing "Yakety Yak"; distracting Hart and Arthur. Looking back the sliding window was closed, surprising Hart a little. Vision then told them to all start singing together.
Mrs. Hart and Vision singing "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"
Hart and Vision began singing "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" much to the displeasure of Arthur who did not want to sing with them. Out of nowhere Maximoff shouts "Diane," and Vision says he's calling her, much to Hart and Arthur's confusion. Vision said it was a nice nickname and left to help Maximoff. Hart then opened the sliding window to the kitchen and greeted Vision and his wife. The latter returned the greeting and closed the window. Maximoff came out to distract Hart and Arthur. Hart said he felt like everything was spinning when they heard another sound from the kitchen. Maximoff told a bad joke and jumped into Arthur's arms to distract them, leaving Hart confused.
At that moment, Agnes knocked on the door to talk to Maximoff, who received what she had come to give her and closed the door on her. Arthur then asked her and Vision who she was, with they saying "a man selling telegrams," which confused the Harts. As Maximoff returned to the kitchen, Vision told Hart and Arthur that the evening had been going well. Hart's head hurt again and Arthur complained to Vision about how he was barely keeping his household together. The Harts then looked back to find dinner served on the table by Maximoff.
Arthur pointed out that dinner looked like breakfast, to which Hart said it was very "European." Vision then made a toast to the guests and helped Hart sit down for dinner. Hart began asking Maximoff and Vision about their past to get to know them better. The couple couldn't answer any of the questions because they both seemed confused about their past.
Mrs. Hart telling Arthur Hart to stop
Growing impatient with the lack of answers, Arthur began to pressure the couple. Hart asked him to calm down and let them establish their story. Unable to answer, Arthur continued to press until he began to choke. Hart began to tell her husband to "stop it", and every time Arthur choked more, Hart repeated his words louder. As Arthur fell to the floor, Davis briefly took control of her body and turned to Maximoff begging her to stop. Maximoff then tells Vision to save Arthur.
Mrs. Hart saying goodbye to Wanda Maximoff and Vision
When Vision saved Arthur, Hart and her husband quickly returned to the sitcom saying that it was too late and they had to leave. Maximoff asked if they were okay, but they ignored the question and Hart said goodbye in "Sokovian style" to Maximoff. Leaving after Arthur, she noticed a lobster at the door as a door knocker. Thinking that it was in a European way, Hart said that it was charming and said goodbye for the last time.[2]
Westview Talent Show[]
Mrs. Hart watches the talent show
As a Westview resident, Hart attended the Westview Talent Show to support Westview Elementary School. She watched all the other residents' shows. When seeing the last act which was that of Wanda Maximoff and Vision; Hart was initially confused, but at the end she loved the show and applauded when they were awarded Dottie Jones as the funniest comedy of the year.[8]
Released[]
Davis begs Wanda Maximoff to let the Westview citizens die
- "If you won't let us go, just let us die. Please."
- ―Sharon Davis to Wanda Maximoff[src]
While downtown, Davis was awakened from her character of Mrs. Hart by Agatha Harkness, along with the other citizens of Westview. Davis and the others confronted Wanda Maximoff, begging to be released. Davis told Maximoff that her grief was poisoning everyone. Continuing begging to be released, Maximoff felt overwhelmed by the situation and unintentionally choked Davis, along with the others with her powers. After almost suffocating, Davis told Maximoff to let them die if she won't let them go.
Davis resenting Wanda Maximoff
Maximoff then finally freed them and opened up the Hex, so they could leave. Davis tried to leave the Hex like the other residents, but she only managed to hide away from the battle. This was because Maximoff realized that her children and her husband were disintegrating, so she stopped opening the barrier. When the battle was over and the Hex had been taken down, Davis met with the other citizens of Westview and resented Maximoff as she fled the town.[6] The FBI then arrived and met with a distraught Davis, who was inspected by the medical team.[9]
The Witches' Road[]
Unknowingly Involved[]
Davis dissatisfied with the teenager
- "You know what this is? This is a kidnapping, and I think it is high time we involved the local authorities. Okay, no cell service."
- ―Sharon Davis to Agatha Harkness' Coven[src]
Over the three years that pursued, Davis lost her husband, who passed away.[4] In late 2026, Davis drove late at night. When she opened the car door, a teenage boy bumped into it, and Davis called him a "hooligan."[10] Under Agatha Harkness' imagination due to Wanda Maximoff's spell on her, however, Harkness experienced the events as if the moving car had hit the teenager who had suddenly appeared in the road, whereupon Davis, as Mrs. Hart, had gotten out of the car to check on him and had been told by Harkness, as Agnes O'Connor, to get back inside, which Hart had complied.[11]
Davis gets invited to Harkness' "party"
Shortly after the spell on Harkness broke, Davis was tending her own plants when she was approached by Harkness. Davis praised Harkness' outfit, and when Harkness called her Mrs. Hart, Davis reminded her of Davis' real name. Harkness proceeded to commending Davis' garden, but then cut off Davis during her response and asked her whether she would like to join a party she was holding, which, unbeknownst to Davis, was actually Harkness' coven's ritual to access the Witches' Road, in which Davis was supposed to play the role of the Green Witch. Davis was glad at the offer, and retrieved her purse from her home before coming to Harkness' house.
Davis joins as the coven sings the "Ballad of the Witches' Road"
Having descended into the basement of the house, Davis met the other witches and, seeing the washing machines there, asked if they were doing laundry together, to which she got no response. The coven prepared to sing the "Ballad of the Witches' Road", and when Jennifer Kale asked who should sing the high part, Davis misunderstood it as taking drugs, but it was clarified by Alice Wu-Gulliver. Lilia Calderu then suddenly entered into a prediction and demanded something to get off her, which startled Davis. They then began to sing the ballad, and while Davis didn't know it at first, she joined them during the chorus.
Davis and the witches face Harkness
When the song ended, nothing visible happened, which prompted Harkness to verbally attack the other witches, which was seen through by Calderu as an attempt to invoke them to attack Harkness so that she could absorb their powers. However, Davis noticed a door having appeared on the floor. Realising it was the door to the Witches' Road, Harkness opened it, and soon they were alerted by the teenage boy of the approaching of the Salem Seven. The witches went down the stairs under the door one by one, but Davis hesitated. Harkness then asked her what her instincts told her, and Davis decided to follow the witches.
Davis and the witches begin their walk on the Witches' Road
When they all went down and the door was closed, it disappeared, cutting off the Salem Seven. The Witches' Road spread before their eyes at the end of the stairs, and they all took their shoes off and proceeded down the road.[4] However, Davis, not understanding the situation, became unsettled as they walked, and called out to the others for kidnapping her. She then took out her phone and tried to call the local authorities, but got no cell service.
The coven converse
As their conversation continued, Davis offered her opinion that she had only expected to see remnants of Westview's failed public transit system, but it was dismissed by Kale. Harkness attempted to protect Davis, again calling her Mrs. Hart, but Kale still claimed Davis had no business being on the road, which Davis concurred. Davis then ran off on her own, and when she panicked, she sat off the main road, putting her purse aside, which immediately began to sink into the earth. Davis tried to save it, but started to be pulled in herself, and let out a scream. The witches came to her rescue and dragged her out of the earth, reminding her that one should not step off the road. Davis became frustrated at the seemingly unending road, but the coven then discovered a mansion appearing before them and took off. Coming in front of the mansion, Davis wondered if it would be the end of the road. When they were discussing what to do next, Davis, not wanting to surprise whoever was inside, rang the doorbell, and Harkness opened the door to start their first trial. Sighing, Davis went inside.[5]
Potions Witch Trial[]
The coven discovers the bottle of wine
To their surprise, the interior seemed to be rather innocuous as expected of a regular mansion, and they noticed their outfits also changed to match the style. Davis explored the kitchen, immediately taking a liking to it, and expressed her delight to the others outside. They then discovered an invitation card with a riddle in the back. Davis examined the card and inferred that it was expensive. They pondered the riddle, and Davis turned around to reveal the answer to it was wine, a bottle of which was sitting on the table. Davis grabbed the bottle but was discouraged by Alice Wu-Gulliver. Agatha Harkness intended for them to open the bottle and drink it anyway to follow the obvious clues.
Davis finishes her first glass of wine
After Harkness poured our several glasses, Davis took hers and finished it in one drink, citing the hard day she had had. They then noticed a timer setting off, indicating they had 30 minutes for the trial. When the teenager also wanted to drink the wine, Davis took the bottle and poured another glass for herself, and invited the others to the sofa. After they had some talks, Davis drew their attention and voiced her belief that a witch was just another name for a bad girl, which was opposed by Lilia Calderu. Finishing her second glass of wine, Davis stood up while talking about her desire to smooth out her wrinkles.
Davis with her face swollen
However, when she turned around, the others shockingly noticed that her face was swollen, and Davis asked if it was bad. Jennifer Kale realised that the wine had been poisoned, and the witches except Harkness looked into mirrors and discovered their faces were swollen as well. Davis asked if hers was just as bad, which Wu-Gulliver reluctantly confirmed. Kale proceeded to ask her about her feelings when drinking the wine, to which Davis gave unclear answers.
Davis having passed out
Their faces then returned back to normal, but it also meant that the poison could only be Alewife's Revenge, which would eventually lead to more severe reactions. Harkness lost her cool and attempted to break out of the window, and when the teenager discovered that Harkness hadn't drunk the wine, the others made her drink it, leading to her smashing the glass on the upholstery, upsetting Davis. After Harkness was made to drink another glass, Davis had hallucinations of Wanda Maximoff suffocating Davis' husband and passed out.
Davis is carried through the oven door
Davis did not wake up before the witches successfully brewed the antidote. The trial was still not over after all the conscious witches drank the antidote, which reminded Wu-Gulliver of Davis. They dropped another cup of the antidote down Davis' throat before the timer reset, which ended the trial and revealed an exit through the oven. Davis awoke for a brief moment, and they were forced to evacuate when the flood broke through the windows. Not being able to exit on her own, Davis was carried by others through the oven and slid out of the tunnel to the outdoors,[5] but died on the way down.[12] The teenager discovered that Davis had died and informed the rest of the coven.[5]
Legacy[]
Davis' corpse on the Witches' Road
- "According to my count, Mrs. Hart drank two glasses of the poisoned wine. How many doses of the antidote did she get, Potions Witch? This is your fault."
"It's everybody's fault. We were supposed to look out for each other, but we didn't. That was our fatal mistake." - ―Lilia Calderu and Teen[src]
Following Davis' death, Alice Wu-Gulliver and the teenager dug a grave for her, but Agatha Harkness seemed rather indifferent and intended to proceed down the road. Lilia Calderu pointed out that Davis only drank one cup of antidote to counter the two glasses of poison, indicating that this might have been the reason of her death. Still, they needed a replacement Green Witch in order to face the next trials, and Harkness thought of summoning one to the road. When they finished the ritual, a figure rose from Davis' grave, which made the teenager fear Davis had been turned into a zombie, but it was in fact Rio Vidal.[13]
Later during the Spirit Witch Trial, Harkness rigged the Ouija game the witches were supposed to play, and acted as if Davis' spirit had possessed her, claiming that she was just living her ordinary life when she was tricked into participating the walk and met her early demise. However, the others soon saw through her ruse.[14]
After Billy Maximoff sealed off the entrance to the Witches' Road, Davis' name, along with Wu-Gulliver's and Calderu's, was engraved on the floor.[15]
Personality[]
- "We had such a lovely time. This guest is leaving your home."
- ―Mrs. Hart to Wanda Maximoff[src]
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During the Westview Anomaly, Davis seemed to be accepting of new things, seen when she was tolerant of Wanda Maximoff's so-called Sokovian traditions and culture, calling it "exotic." Davis even went as far as scolding her husband for being less than tolerant of Maximoff's strange practices. After the Hex was lifted, Davis had a far colder attitude towards her enthraller.
Along with being an accepting and generally good person, Davis was quite intuitive, sensing when Maximoff required assistance in the kitchen and heading off to attempt to aid her before being abruptly stopped by Vision.
Relationships[]
Family[]
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Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- Although Mrs. Hart was not given a first name, Debra Jo Rupp says she referred to her as Vivian.[16]
- Davis shares her birthdate with Debra Jo Rupp.
Behind the Scenes[]
- The character is one of two to share the same name with Sharon Davis, the supervising art director on WandaVision, the other being Sharon Davis: the artist for the Arc Reactor blueprints designed by Howard Stark and Anton Vanko in Iron Man 2.
- Debra Jo Rupp was at first reluctant to accept the role of Mrs. Hart when Matt Shakman, whom she had previously worked with at the Geffen Playhouse, approached her to play the part, as she didn't understand the concept for WandaVision. However, her great-nephew told her that if she turned down the offer, he would not speak to her ever again. Rupp ultimately enjoyed her role.[16]
- Luci Romberg, Eliza Coleman and Sarah Clemmensen were stunt doubles for Debra Jo Rupp in the role of Sharon Davis.
References[]
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- ↑ WandaVision: 1.04: We Interrupt This Program
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 WandaVision: 1.01: Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Sharon Davis' New Jersey Driver's License
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Agatha All Along: 1.02: Circle Sewn With Fate / Unlock Thy Hidden Gate
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Agatha All Along: 1.03: Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 WandaVision: 1.09: The Series Finale
- ↑ WandaVision: 1.08: Previously On
- ↑ WandaVision: 1.02: Don't Touch That Dial
- ↑ WandaVision: 1.09: The Series Finale Deleted Scene
- ↑ Agatha All Along: 1.06: Familiar by Thy Side
- ↑ Agatha All Along: 1.01: Seekest Thou the Road
- ↑ Marvel Entertainment on TikTok - October 30, 2024
- ↑ Agatha All Along: 1.04: If I Can't Reach You / Let My Song Teach You
- ↑ Agatha All Along: 1.05: Darkest Hour / Wake Thy Power
- ↑ Agatha All Along: 1.09: Maiden Mother Crone
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 'WandaVision': Sitcom Legend Debra Jo Rupp Says Playing Mrs. Hart "Was the Most Fun Thing Ever"
