Halfway to Marvel’s Agatha all the timeMCU fans learned the surprising fate of Wanda Maximoff’s children. While she created them as part of the Westview anomaly, their souls became real and escaped the hex when it fell. Billy was able to inhabit the body of a teenage boy who had just died in a car accident, but he had no idea what happened to his twin brother Tommy.

Unlike Billy, Tommy is not a main character in Agatha All Along, leaving fans wondering whether his twin brother would ever really find him or not. Billy’s entire purpose on the Witch’s Road was to find out where Tommy’s soul ended up so the two could reunite and become a family again. Wednesday evening the Agatha all the time The finale arrived on Disney+ and finally revealed what became of Wanda’s other son.

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WARNING: This article contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Agatha All along! Read on at your own risk…

Early on in the eighth episode of Agatha all the timeDeath reveals to Agatha that Tommy did not find his second life as easy as Billy did. She tries to make a deal with Agatha to get Billy to surrender his soul, because she doesn’t believe he would even get that second chance.

Both Agatha and Death know that Billy has the power to give Tommy a second life if he can find his brother’s lost soul. Agatha, after making a deal with Death, helps Billy search the airwaves to find a body for Tommy to inhabit. He locates a boy who is drowning and seemingly sends Tommy’s soul into the body. This action completes Billy’s journey on the Witch’s Road, returning him to reality and leaving Agatha all alone.

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A lot happens between that scene and the full, official Tommy reveal, but… Agatha all the time completes the circle. Well, sort of.

In the very last scene of Agatha all the timeBilly is accompanied by Agatha’s ghost, who tells him, “Let’s go find Tommy.” So whatever Billy did on the Witch’s Road to get Tommy’s soul into a new body must have really worked. His brother is out there and alive. The only problem is that Billy isn’t sure where he is.

So whenever we next see Billy in the MCU (and he feels like a potentially important character for the future franchise), he’ll either be looking for Tommy, or eventually reunited with his long-lost brother.