There's a lot of comedy going on mostly, which is what Hawkeye is about to be fair. This throws us into a long car chase, which begins with a short impressive long-take of sorts. Kate wants the red Dodge Challenger, but Clint doesn't want to destroy it. Then he frees Kate before they run out and get into a car. Clint runs up to get his bow and then traps Maya with his arrows. He loses his hearing aid and discovers her leg isn't made of flesh in the ensuing fist fight. The Tracksuit Mafia run after him, whom he evades by making shelves crash on them, before being confronted with Maya. As her second-in-command Kazi (Fra Fee) pulls her aside in a bid to calm her down in Hawkeye episode 3, Clint loses his duct tape and escapes deeper into the warehouse. Maya is angry, so she starts grilling Kate before squeezing her throat in frustration. So, Ronin is dead and the person who got him is dead? That's convenient, Maya notes, before wondering how he knows. Who got him? Black Widow, comes another lie from Clint. Clint lies that Ronin is dead - well, figuratively, he is. For Maya, this is the most solid lead she's had in locating Ronin, so she wants to know how they can help. He tries to assure her that Kate has nothing to do with Ronin, and that she put it on just like that. It's now the morning of the next day - and the adult Maya has some questions for Hawkeye/ Clint Barton (Renner). Hawkeye episode 3 then brings us back to where we left in Hawkeye episode 2. You feel for Maya even as you realise that her dad was likely involved in something criminal.

That's human, even though the why of it is not as straightforward. Sure, she might be high up the Tracksuit Mafia chain and doing bad stuff, but in the case of Ronin, it's all about taking revenge on the person who killed her family. It's a very emotional start to Hawkeye episode 3, as it instantly makes you feel for Maya who's now a complicated character. Photo Credit: Chuck Zlotnick/Marvel Studios Hawkeye Episode 1 Recap: Kate Bishop Joins the Marvel Cinematic UniverseДЄlaqua Cox as Maya Lopez in Hawkeye episode 3 How did she come to hold a grudge against Ronin? One fight night, she witnessed Ronin's fury who took out a bunch of her friends before fatally stabbing her dad and whisking away. But that has never stopped her, and she's always been quite capable of handling her own, both as a child and as an adult (Cox). Cut to a karate class where Hawkeye episode 3 reveals that May also has a physical disability: her right leg is a prosthetic. вЂњYou have to learn to jump between two worlds,вЂќ William tells her daughter Maya who wonders how. Dad admits he can't pay even though he once said he could. Maya wonders why is she not going to deaf school. This is a nice scene, as they talk about the sound of the sky and dragons. Later we see her at bedtime with her dad William Lopez (Zahn McClarnon). It's clearly a young Maya Lopez, the hearing-challenged woman we met in Hawkeye episode 2. A young girl (Darnell Besaw) can't hear what anyone is saying but she can lipread and is quite ahead of her class, as her teacher checks up on her. Hawkeye episode 3 - titled вЂњEchoesвЂќ, directed by Bert & Bertie, and written by Katrina Mathewson and Tanner Bean - opens in 2007 in a classroom. Hawkeye Episode 2 Recap: Jeremy Renner Goes LARPing It will be a disaster on an intrapersonal front, sure, but also publicly: an Avenger going around and killing people? That's not a good look. And I imagine when that secret is exposed, it won't be pretty.

Neither Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld), Maya, his family or anyone - save for Black Widow/ Natasha Romanoff who's dead - know that Hawkeye is also Ronin. The remaining three episodes will also deal with Clint's complicated legacy, with the building blocks of Clint having to reckon with his Ronin past slowly coming into view in Hawkeye episode 3. Three episodes in, so now there is three episodes to go for this Marvel miniseries. It's fair to assume that we will meet this Uncle in the second half of Hawkeye. We never see him, but there are multiple references to Uncle in Hawkeye episode 3. Hawkeye episode 3 also teased a big bad in вЂњUncleвЂќ whom you don't want to mess with, as Hawkeye/ Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) notes. Maya is important to the Marvel Cinematic Universe given Marvel has already confirmed the Echo spin-off. Heck, Hawkeye episode 3 was nearly named after her (вЂњEchoesвЂќ). It properly introduces the antagonist Maya Lopez/ Echo (Alaqua Cox) who was teased last week at the tail end of Hawkeye episode 2. Hawkeye episode 3 - out now on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar - gives us more villains I'm considering Jack Duquesne (Tony Dalton) to be one for now.

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