Questions about the MCU after Episode 7 of WandaVision

1. Are Agatha and Pietro working for S.W.O.R.D., is S.W.O.R.D. working for Agatha and Pietro, or is Agatha not-quite-a-villain-but-not-quite-a-hero?
The end of Episode 7 revealed Agnes to be Agatha Harkness, and Pietro/Quiksilver also appeared to be on Agatha's side when he caught Monica snooping around in the post-credits scene. However, we still don't know what Agatha's true intentions are, exactly. She could be trying to help Wanda, or she could have a more sinister purpose. 

2. Where exactly are Tommy and Billy?
Episode 7 saw the twins over at Agnes/Agatha's house before disappearing, and no one seems to know where they went (although I'd like to think they escaped whatever's going on)

3. Are the Young Avengers still going to be a thing?
I'd like to hope so- there was one team member announced previously (Kate Bishop in the upcoming Hawkeye series) and then Tommy and Billy in WandaVision, but that could change depending on the next two WV episodes
*And by that I mean Tommy and Billy, since I'm guessing Kate Bishop will end up being a Young Avenger anyway. 

4. Are we going to get a time jump in WandaVision?
The short answer is I don't know, since there's just two episodes left, but that would be the more logical thing. 
Keep these things in mind: 
1. WandaVision takes place just a matter of weeks after Avengers: Endgame.
2. The events in WV will tie in to Spider-Man 3 (which Dr. Steven Strange has a part in) and the Doctor Strange sequel.  
3. Spider-Man: Far from Home, however, takes place some months after the events in Endgame. 
4. Does anyone remember the Far from Home scene where Peter asks where Doctor Strange is and Nick Fury mentions that he's "unavailable?" What if this has something to do with WV? 
So one of two things might happen over the next two episodes (note I said might happen):
*Either there's going to be a time jump in Episode 8 or the finale will have a time jump

Which scenario do you like better? Comment below. 

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