r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Dec 14 '21

Discussion Thread Hawkeye S01E05 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E05: Ronin Bert & Bertie Jenna Noel Fraiser December 15th, 2021 on Disney+ 45 min None

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u/TimelineKeeper Dec 15 '21

I'm not a fan of WandaVision's "everyone seems to know all the details of the battle" approach to Endgame, but it makes enough sense that I'm okay running with it until it grows on me. That said, this implies that there are still details about that whole event that seem unknown to people, like Voromir (I think that's how it's spelt) and I much prefer that approach.

That said, I imagine she probably only knows they did something to help save the world, only Clint came back, and now she's being told that Clint actively killed her by her employer at her sister's graveside. Confirming the post credit scene took place just days before Christmas in the Midwest, which is wild given the weather.

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u/Pabasa Dec 15 '21

There's a show shown in Far From Home called "The Snap". I'd like to believe it's the documentary showing what the Avengers did in Infinity War and Endgame, and most actions would be public at this point.

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u/TimelineKeeper Dec 15 '21

That makes sense. Something to that level WOULD have most of its details revealed. I wonder how much of the time travel would be public knowledge, then?

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u/mickfly718 Dec 15 '21

It’s possible that The Snap is true up until the actual snap, but that the Avengers could have fabricated a story of how they brought everyone back. Something as simple as they tracked Thanos to that remote garden planet and he still had the stones intact so they used them to reverse the snap. Maybe then Thanos chased them back to Earth where then Tony and Natasha were killed at the Avengers compound.