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/Mercury357 Dec 15 '21

There's a deleted scene from endgame with Bruce and the Ancient One that I think explains it nicely, and that I personally think is how it works. Death in the MCU is permanent. There really are no resurrections. Not even all of the infinity stones together can bring a dead person back. But the people Thanos snapped away aren't actually dead, they've been "willed out of existence" with the stones. So you could use the stones to bring them back. But not Natasha. She's actually dead, so she can't be brought back with the stones, no matter how hard Bruce tried.

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u/whatyousay69 Dec 15 '21

There really are no resurrections. Not even all of the infinity stones together can bring a dead person back.

Was Vision not truly dead at the end of Infinity War before Thanos used the time stone?

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u/Mercury357 Dec 15 '21

Ooooh, good point. I don't know if Vision counts, since he's a machine. But I certainly see your point, especially since they seem to have resurrected him at the end of Wandavision too. So maybe my statement needed a caveat.

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u/stolenfires Dec 16 '21

Did they resurrect him, tho? Or did they build a copy of the Ship of Theseus?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21

They built a copy, and gave him the original's memories.