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Hawkeye S01E06: So This Is Christmas? (Full Reaction) (Patreon)

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Clint and Kate's partnership is tested as they are forced to face the consequences of exposing the conspiracy.

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Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

Hawkeye (So This is Christmas?)- Thank you so very much for each of your fantastic reactions to Hawkeye, Reds! I absolutely love this show, and I had so much fun watching this one season Marvel series again with you. Overall... I absolutely love Hawkeye, because Clint Barton/Hawkeye is definitely one of my absolute favorite Avengers, and Jeremy Renner is phenomenal throughout this show! I definitely enjoy his friendship and partnership with Kate Bishop. Even though she's a rookie compared to Clint. I absolutely love seeing how very protective of Kate Clint is. And I love seeing his struggles with dealing with Natasha's death, and his struggles that come from his dark past while he acted as the avenging assassin, Ronin. Everything involving Clint, and his need to protect not only Kate, but also his family as well, is everything that I love about this show! And of course... I absolutely love his scenes and moments with Yelena, Natasha's sister too! What a beautiful moment between them. Thankfully, Yelena is now able to move on and to fully grieve for her sister, without feeling anymore hate towards the man she believed all this time had killed her, and without her need to seek vengeance against him. Thanks to Clint proving to Yelena that Natasha died because of her own choice to save his life. And now... Thanks to this time with Yelena, Clint is also now able to let go of his own guilt he suffers from losing Natasha, so that he too can let it go and move on. Which is beautiful, and I love it! I believe that Yelena just needed someone to blame for her sister's death, because she couldn't accept that she died by sacrificing herself. Not that she didn't believe Natasha would do so, but she didn't want to believe it, because she was just so angry that she died. And when she was hired to kill Clint, Yelena eagerly accepted the job from Val (the mystery villain with a purple streak in her hair from The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Black Widow, who actually gave Yelena the hit after Elenor Bishop put the hit out on Clint in the first place), so she could take her anger out on someone who could possibly be held responsible. She just needed someone to blame, and therefore she didn't bother to check the facts until Kate encouraged her to finally do so. Kate Bishop is also a great character overall. Most of all... I absolutely love seeing how much she loves and admires Clint, and has ever since she had seen him fighting in the war against the Chitauri shown in The Avengers back in 2012. Hawkeye is sadly known to be the Avenger least liked by a majority of the Marvel fans, because he's just a man, with an arrow and a bow, and without any special powers. I am one of the few Marvel fans who absolutely loves Hawkeye, and considers him to be one of my favorite Avengers. And for all the same reasons that Kate loves him for too. Just as she finally admits to him here in the end of this final episode of Hawkeye. Because Hawkeye is just a man with a bow and arrow, who is brave and who fights for good because it's what's right. And because he proved to her that anyone can fight for good, whether they have powers or not. My only real dislike with Kate's character, is that she doesn't listen very well, and it takes her a while to finally understand the real risk and sacrifice that it takes to be an avenger. She just fights without doing much thinking first, which causes her to often get herself into a lot of trouble throughout this show. Kate just keeps insisting that she fight at Clint's side, believing that it's so cool to be a real hero. Refusing to listen to Clint when he keeps trying to tell her that she doesn't understand the consequences of becoming a hero. That she doesn't understand the real stakes it takes to become one. And Clint is absolutely right. Kate doesn't understand. Not until the end, and in this final episode. Kate finally does learn from her mistakes, and does what's right by having her mother arrested for her crimes. Kate is a little annoying to me throughout this show, but overall... I really do enjoy her character a lot. I think that my only real pet peeve with this show, is that Kate Bishop's character definitely overshadows Clint quite a bit throughout this show. When this show is titled... Hawkeye. Which means that Hawkeye should be the main character within this show, and not Kate. However, I think that this show focuses a little too much on Kate and her family, and not as much on Clint as it should. I understand that this show was written as a way for Clint to pass down his title of Hawkeye, to this upcoming Avenger, given that Jeremy Renner has come to the point in his life when he wishes to retire from being an Avenger in the movies. So, I definitely understand why Jeremy Renner stands back a little more and allows for Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop to stand out within the limelight. I just wish that Hawkeye was more the main character within this show. My only other pet peeve I have with this show, is the big fight between Kate and Kingpin. Kingpin is actually the main supervillain from the comic, show, and movies, titled... Daredevil. And yes... He is also a part of the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse movies, which I have not seen. And while I've never watched the TV series, Daredevil, I do know Kingpin is one of the show's major villains, and I know how tough Kingpin is to fight and take down. He is most definitely enhanced somehow, which is how he was able to survive his fight against Kate. Which is actually why I hate seeing Kate Bishop being the one to fight him on her own, and it's why I hate seeing her defeat him. She may not have been the one to supposedly kill him, as we see Maya supposedly do so later on. However, I just can't believe that a teenage girl, no matter her own skills and weaponry, has the strength to be able to take him on in a fight and win. Even with the help she gets from Clint's trick arrows and from her mom, who hits Kingpin with her car to help her daughter. It's just a little too unbelievable for me. Nonetheless... Kate is very lucky to have survived, just like Clint tells her so. Maya is a great character introduced within this show as well! She's very sympathetic, and I really feel for her. I am definitely looking forward to seeing more of Maya within the MCU, as I do believe she will be coming back later on in her own series too, titled... Echo. I can only hope that we will have an opportunity to see Maya interact with Clint again in the future too. Yes... Elenor Bishop turns out to be a villain within this show, because she works, or worked directly under Kingpin, even more so than even Maya did. And despite her doing all the harm she's done, and hurting both her own daughter and Clint, as well as Jack, I do feel sympathy for her too. I like her overall character for sure. And as for Jack... Until this final episode, I only saw him as a sleezeball, but he was still a fun character to watch, for whatever reason. He was always entertaining. At least for me. However, upon finding out in this final episode that Jack has been innocent this whole time because he was framed by Elenor, I actually have come to really like his character so much more. Because he fights to protect Kate in the end, and fights alongside the Larpers. Jack is just a charming guy, who is a bit of a sleezeball still, but he is actually a good guy. And lastly... I do really love the Larpers too! They're a great group of allies for our heroes throughout this show, and they're fun. It's great that they were in this show for more than just the one episode where they're first introduced, in episode two. Overall... I absolutely love this show, even more so than I love The Falcon and the Winter Soldier as well. Both of these shows are by far my favorites within the Marvel Universe. Because Bucky and Hawkeye are two of my absolute favorite Avengers! Thank you once more, Reds! I really loved watching your reactions for Hawkeye, and I truly am happy to continue supporting you, as you continue to enjoy more of the movies and shows I request for you from month to month. Thank you, dear friend! Sincerely, Heidi

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

I just realized I forgot to answer your questions regarding what the watch means to Clint's wife, Laura. The image on the back of the watch is S.H.I.E.L.D.'s logo. Which shows us that Laura Barton once used to be an agent with S.H.I.E.L.D. And the number 19 beneath the logo, tells us that she was once known as Agent 19. She may have even had a moniker she used to go by too. I don't know. I am guessing that Clint and Laura met while working together for S.H.I.E.L.D., until she retired, Possibly upon them falling in love and getting married. Maybe she retired when she got pregnant with their first child. I don't know for sure, because I haven't read the comics. Laura might be a character from the comics, even if she wasn't originally married to Clint Barton. Again... I don't know. This is just a guess. So far... There isn't any more information about who Laura Barton used to be while working for S.H.I.E.L.D. However, this watch is obviously something that links her true identity to the agent she was known by while with S.H.I.E.L.D. This is why she and Clint are so worried about this watch falling into the wrong hands, just like he tells Kate in episode five. Heidi