Hawk Eye episode 3 – now out on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar – brings us even more villains; I’m considering Jack Duquesne (Tony Dalton) as one of those people now. It properly introduces the villain Maya Lopez/Echo (Alaqua Cox), who was teased last week at the end of the series. Hawk Eye episode 2. Damn, Hawk Eye episode 3 is almost named after her (“Echoes”). Maya Is So Important To The Marvel Cinematic Universe As Marvel Confirmed Echo spin-off. Hawk Eye episode 3 also teases a big bad thing in “Uncle” that you don’t want to mess with, as Hawkeye/Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) notes. We never saw him, but there is a lot of information regarding Uncle in Hawk Eye Chap 3.
It’s fair to assume that we’ll see this Uncle in the second half of Hawk Eye. Three episodes in, so now there are three episodes to continue Marvel short film. The remaining three episodes will also tackle Clint’s complicated legacy, with Clint’s building blocks having to account for his Ronin past slowly appearing in the series. Hawk Eye episode 3. Neither Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld), Maya, his family or whoever – save for Black Widow/ Natasha Romanoff who is dead – knows that Hawkeye is also Ronin. And I imagine when that secret is exposed, it won’t be pretty at all. It would be a disaster on the internal front, sure, but also public: an Avenger going around and killing people? That’s not a good look.
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Hawk Eye episode 3 – titled “Echoes”, directed by Bert & Bertie, and written by Katrina Mathewson and Tanner Bean – opened in 2007 in a classroom. A young girl (Darnell Besaw) can’t hear anyone saying what but she can lip-sync and is pretty ahead of the class, when her teacher tests her. It was clearly the young Maya Lopez, the hearing-challenged woman we met Hawk Eye episode 2. Then we see her go to bed with her father William Lopez (Zahn McClarnon). This is a beautiful sight, as they talk about the sounds of the sky and dragons. Maya wonders why she doesn’t go to school for the deaf. Dad admitted that he couldn’t pay even though he once said he could.
“You have to learn how to jump between two worlds,” William told his wondering daughter Maya how. Answer? By watching. Cut karate classes where Hawk Eye episode 3 reveals that May also has a physical disability: her right leg is a prosthetic. But that has never stopped her, and she has always been quite capable of handling herself, both as a child and as an adult (Cox). How did she have a grudge against Ronin? One night of fighting, she witnesses the rampage of Ronin, who kills a bunch of her friends before stabbing her father to death and walking away.
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Alaqua Cox as Maya Lopez in Hawk Eye Chap 3
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It was a very emotional start Hawk Eye episode 3, because it immediately makes you feel like Maya is now a complicated character. Sure, she can climb the Mafia Tracksuit chain and do bad things, but in Ronin’s case, it’s all about getting revenge on the person who killed her family. It’s human, though its why isn’t that simple. You have feelings for Maya even as you realize that her father is likely involved in some sort of crime.
Hawk Eye episode 3 then takes us back to where we left off Hawk Eye episode 2. It’s morning the next day – and adult Maya has some questions for Hawkeye / Clint Barton (Renner). He tries to assure her that Kate has nothing to do with Ronin, and she just wears it. “Look at her, she’s nine years old,” Clint added. For Maya, this was the most solid lead she had in locating Ronin, so she wanted to know how they could help. Clint lied that Ronin was dead – well, figuratively so. Who caught him? Black Widow, another lie from Clint. So, Ronin is dead and the person who captured him is also dead? That was convenient, Maya noted, before wondering how he knew. Clint said he was there.
Maya is angry, so she begins to roast Kate before strangling her in frustration. When her second-in-command Kazi (Fra Fee) pulled her aside to help her calm down. Hawk Eye episode 3, Clint loses his duct tape and hides deeper into the warehouse. The Mafia Tracksuit runs after him, whom he evades by causing shelves to spill over them, before confronting Maya. She is more than a perfect fit for him. He loses his hearing aid and discovers her legs are not in the flesh during the ensuing hand-to-hand fight. Clint runs to get his bow and then traps Maya with his arrows. He then frees Kate before they run out and into the car. Kate wants the red Dodge Challenger, but Clint doesn’t want to destroy it.
This plunges us into a lengthy car chase, which begins with an impressive short hit. Mostly there’s a lot of comedy going on, that’s the thing Hawk Eye is about to be fair. With Clint without a hearing aid, he couldn’t hear what Kate was saying. This resulted in them saying the same thing but seconds apart, and Clint repeating what Kate suggested not long ago. On top of that, there are more comedies in Hawk Eye Episode 3 arose from the fact that Clint was out of the usual arrows. So now, it’s all trick arrows – none of them are labeled making it hard for Kate to figure out what will do what. One arrow has purple Play-Doh, another has purple gas, but another has a suction pump (useless), and another pulls on surrounding objects to cause a blockade.
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Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop in Hawk Eye Chap 3
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NS Hawk Eye Episode 3 Car chase ends on a bridge with traffic. Trapped and unable to continue, Clint and Kate combine using a Pym and a regular arrow – which Kate got from Maya’s car, so she should bring Kate’s bow to her. Pym Arrows expands the size of Kate’s arrows and slams into a vehicle, splitting it in two. With Maya and the Mafia Tracksuit firing at them, they jumped off the bridge and used a grappling hook arrow to land on the New York subway that was running under the bridge.
At home, after Kate was walking the dog home, Clint received a call from her youngest son, Nathaniel. Clint couldn’t hear, so Kate had to write down what Nathaniel was saying in a notebook. Nathaniel was bored, because he was an early leaver and no one else was at home. This Hawk Eye The episode 3 scene was clearly designed for Kate to understand what Clint had to sacrifice to help her – he wanted to be with his family for Christmas, but he missed everything. First the gingerbread house, now the movie marathon, and possibly the whole thing – Nathaniel isn’t optimistic his dad will make it, so to prevent his own disappointment, he tell dad that it’s okay if he can’t come home for Christmas.
Hawk Eye episode 3 takes us back to Maya, with the Mafia Tracksuit clearing out the warehouse because it was compromised. Kazi tries to talk to her about how they are causing so much trouble, they have to keep a humble attitude anyway. Kazi notes that “Uncle” – who did not appear on his face when he visited little Maya at karate class in the beginning Hawk Eye episode 3 – there will be no ending. Your father didn’t behave this way, he put the crew first. Maya says she’s the one in charge, so they’ll look at Clint Barton as she pleases.
And we go back to Clint and Kate in Hawk Eye episode 3 people are repaired hearing aids. In a diner later as they eat, Kate tells him she’s dreamed of doing this her whole life. Clint tells her it comes with a hefty price tag, but rich girl Kate brushes it off by noting the benefits: cool outfits and trick arrows. Shen then showed him a flashy outfit she designed – with hawk wings around her eyes and an H on her forehead. It’s at the top like something you would see in a comic book. Clint notes he would never put that in because a) he’s supposed to be a ghost, b) his wife will divorce him, and c) he’s not a role model. But you are, Kate said. You left your family for a stranger so they wouldn’t get hurt.
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Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton, Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop in Hawk Eye Chap 3
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As they exit the diner and go for a walk, Clint and Kate discuss their pursuers: the Mafia Tracksuit. Clint says there’s someone on Maya you don’t want to mess with; there is that reference for Uncle. In a taxi then in Hawk Eye In episode 3, Kate tells about her mother’s fiance Jack Duquesne (Dalton) – who she believes is trying to kill Eleanor (Vera Farmiga) and is involved in the death of Armand III (Simon Callow). In the end, they decide to go to Kate’s apartment to learn more about the people they are dealing with. At the apartment, Kate logged into the Bishop Security system to learn about Kazi. He was an employee of Sloan Ltd, the computer said. Kate looks for Jack but she can’t because she is locked for security reasons.
Kate turned around and saw that Clint was not with her. Thinking he heard something in the apartment, Clint started moving around to see if someone was there. Hawk Eye episode 3 ends when he is confronted by Jack, who is aiming the Ronin sword at Clint’s neck. We’ll have to wait another week to Hawk Eye episode 4 to see where that leads.
Hawk Eye episode 3 is now streaming Disney + and Disney + Hotstar. New episodes release at around 1:30pm every Wednesday, IST/12am Pacific Time.
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- Release date November 24, 2021
- Category Action, Adventure, Drama
- Period 1 hour 36 minutes
- Cast
Jeremy Renner, Hailee Steinfeld, Vera Farmiga, Fra Fee, Tony Dalton, Zahn McClarnon, Brian d’Arcy James, Alaqua Cox
- Manager Rhys Thomas, Bert & Bertie
- Music Christophe Beck
- Producer Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Trinh Tran, Rhys Thomas, Rhys Thomas, Jonathan Igla, Brad Winderbaum
- Manufacture Marvel Studios
- Certificate U / A
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