The joy here is seeing (and see Kate see) the effects of each trick arrow, ranging from bubbling goop that gunks up a windshield to impressive explosives to one that manages to strap a dozen or so Christmas trees to the baddies’ car. What follows is a seven-minute car chase which Kate spends much of dangling out the passenger window, grabbing random arrows of Clint’s as he drives (sometimes, backwards).
She then ably joins in the fight, nearly besting Kazi, after which she and Clint appropriate a sedan outside and get motoring. A foot chase through the loft ensues, with Clint pulling off some nice acrobatics until he can grab a bow ad sail an arrow through Kate’s own duct tape. With Maya’s cohort Kazi serving as interpreter, Clint and Maya have some words, at least until he has been able to wear down the duct tape binding his hands and break free. Cut to the present, and Clint is confronted by his captor, who takes notice of his hearing aid but is frankly disappointed to see he lacks the ability to properly communicate via ASL. Ergo her beef with Ronin, or at least whoever has been running around in his suit.
(After said class, William told his daughter that her “uncle” would take her home, as an unseen figure adoringly touched the lass’ cheek….)įlash-forward some years, and we see Maya as a young adult witnessing Ronin’s storming of the Tracksuits’ hideout - and his eventual inflicting of what would be a fatal wound on her father. As such, Maya grew up learning to pay extra-close attention to things, including her beefy karate classmate’s weak spots. William spoke of how Maya would forever have to “jump between two worlds,” that of the deaf and the hearing. As a tyke born deaf, Maya had to attend regular school because her father William (played by Fargo‘s Zahn McClarnon) couldn’t afford specialized education. This week on Disney+’s Hawkeye, light was shed on Clint and Kate’s captor, ahead of a rousing car chase and the fwip!ing of one of the MCU’s sickest trick arrows ever.Įpisode 3 of the six-episode series opened with a flashback to the early childhood of Maya Lopez (aka Echo), the Tracksuit bigwig whose goons now have Clint and Kate mortifyingly strapped to playground rockers. The Book of Boba Fett Recap: Training Day - Plus, Twin Threats Surface Boba Fett Video: Temuera Morrison, Ming-Na Wen Share Hutt Secrets and Tease More 'Colorful' Villains Ahead
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