Is it possible that Doctor Strange has some sort of ulterior motive here? Of course it is. He doesn't tell anybody this because revealing it would prevent success from being achieved.
In Avengers: Infinity War, he does the one thing that everybody knows is a bad idea when he gives Thanos the Time Stone, and while it's never explicitly stated, what we eventually learn is that he needed to do that so that the one potentially successful timeline could move forward.
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All the details of what is going on and why may not even be fully explained in this movie, because we have at least one more big multiverse movie on the way with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.īut that doesn't mean that there aren't characters who will know more about what is going on than they're admitting, and Doctor Strange is likely one of those characters. This was the official "teaser trailer" after all, and the rest of the mystery is exactly what the movie is probably about. Some of that is because the trailer was intentionally vague. There's clearly a lot going on in Spider-Man: No Way Home that we don't fully understand. This is entirely conjecture, but it makes as much sense as anything we have evidence for.ĭoctor Strange Doesn't Show All His Cards It could be that despite the risks, casting the spell is worth trying because erasing the knowledge from the world is preferable to them having it. Perhaps the future of the timeline where the world knows Peter Parker is Spider-Man is very dangerous for some unknown reason. Doctor Strange could know things we don't. It's possible that, despite any risks, Doctor Strange is actually making the smartest choice by trying to cast this spell, regardless of how things turn out. The trailer is only showing us pieces of the story and is being intentionally vague in order to keep up the mystery. He may have more information than we're being given in the trailer. Despite the fact that we don't even know for certain that the spell Wong is talking about and this one are the same spell, there may be very valid reasons why Strange decided to do it anyway. In the trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home, it looks like Doctor Strange makes the decision to cast the spell in spite of the warning that it is dangerous. We don't know why the spell didn't work, but perhaps there were outside forces at work that we just don't know about yet.
It's even possible that Strange did everything right he is that talented. The spell for Peter Parker may be dangerous, but that doesn't mean Stephen Strange ever considered that he wouldn't be able to make said spell work.
Now he's successfully helped save half the universe after seeing the one opportunity for success and doing what he could to see it come to pass.
He learned many lessons, but humility was not one of them. The Ancient One wanted Strange to fight for the betterment of the world because Strange had incredible natural talent. Nobody is as impressed with his own ability as Stephen Strange, and if anything, the events of his solo movie only reinforced that he actually is just as skilled as he thinks he is. While the first Doctor Strange movie is all about Stephen Strange learning that "It's not about you," that doesn't mean that he's not still Stephen Strange.
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