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    'Hawkeye' Episode 3 reveals Maya's backstory. But who is her mysterious uncle?

    Maya Lopez has a grudge to settle with Ronin. "Hawkeye" Episode 3, aptly titled "Echoes," kicks off with a trip to the past, showing how a young Maya (Darnell Besaw) navigates the hearing world. Besides being the apple of her father's eye, this Maya excels at her schoolwork (despite her teacher's worry) and even takes out a kid much larger than her during a martial arts class. The story then ...
    by Tracy Brown, Los Angeles Times Dec 02, 2021 2 minutes

    Maya Lopez has a grudge to settle with Ronin.

    "Hawkeye" Episode 3, aptly titled "Echoes," kicks off with a trip to the past, showing how a young Maya (Darnell Besaw) navigates the hearing world. Besides being the apple of her father's eye, this Maya excels at her schoolwork (despite her teacher's worry) and even takes out a kid much larger than her during a martial arts class.

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