the part that just doesn't add up is the aerospace engineer. was that supposed to be the female in uniform we met this episode? wouldn't make sense as monica said "guy" last week. we all know "guys" plural can refer to anyone, but singular its pretty much only used for "man."

the aerospace engineer's importance cannot be discarded. the reason is because it is MASSIVE example of chekov's gun - if you believe the engineer is nothing, please familiarize yourself with chekov's gun. it just about completely disproves that the engineer is a nobody, and it ALSO isnt a misdirection.

it being nobody or misdirection is discredited by 95% because of basic writing principles, if you arent familiar with them, then dont argue that its nobody or misdirection. for marvel to ignore these principles wouldnt be artistic license (even within the out there context of wandavision) it would simply be a failure on marvel's part - and a massive one like that.

to give comparison...this would be like the fastest runner in the world in the race of his life...but he forgot to wear his shoes. wouldnt happen. a chef cooking a meal for the president, but he doesnt have his knives, deciding he can get a better cut on the meat with a spoon.

see how that doesnt make sense? the artistic license falls into how you cook, season, display, & serve the meat with. what sides you choose to accompany it. the artistic license does NOT extend towards deciding to cut the meat with a spoon instead of a knife, or deciding to serve the meat seasoned and all - only totally raw.

there are rules that get followed. for marvel to not follow those rules can never be excused as artistic license, it would only be a massive failure.

so we can assume "ralph" is nightmare.

so who is the aerospace engineer? that gun is going to pop off and kill someone, and if it doesnt, a lot of people are going to lose faith and care in marvel for the rest of time. I dont see that happening.