William Lopez was a commander of the Tracksuit Mafia, the brother of Henry Lopez and the father of Maya Lopez. When Taloa Lopez died, William was disowned by his family and moved to New York. He was then murdered by Ronin acting on a tip from Kingpin.
In Hawkeye, Maya Lopez is the commander of the Tracksuit Mafia, a gang that was previously run by her father, who was killed by the Ronin, Clint Barton's (Jeremy Renner) secret identity that was introduced in Avengers: Endgame.
Operating very much in the grey area she has come to inhabit so well, after Maya learns that Fisk is the one responsible for her father's death, she decides to hit the Fisk criminal empire where it hurts — by knocking out their supplies.
Maya would have countered that even if that was true, Fisk clearly had ulterior motives that would actually made him delighted to have a pretext to arrange her father's death: jealousy over Maya's unrivaled affection for her biological father and a desire to psychologically manipulate her into becoming his weapon by ...
The show doesn't dwell on the identity of the person who cut the breaks on the Lopez family car, which in turn led to the death of Maya's mother. Maya's father, William Lopez (Zahn McClarnon), simply implies that he killed them in retribution.
Maya Lopez is a deaf member of the Choctaw tribe who moved out of her hometown as a child with her father William Lopez, and became the protegée of Wilson Fisk, growing up under his care. Losing her father due to Ronin's hunt for criminals, Lopez became the Tracksuit Mafia's commander, vowing revenge on Ronin.
Echo concludes with a showdown between Maya and her surrogate father, Wilson “Kingpin” Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio), and instead of avenging her biological father's (Zahn McClarnon) murder, she used her powers to access the treacherous crime lord's mind in hopes of healing the childhood trauma that made him who he is today ...
In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant for Echo, Rardin discussed Maya's relationship with Wilson Fisk. She points to the formative moment when Maya learns of the violence of Fisk beating the ice cream man, who was cruel to her.
And just to answer the question above: no, Kingpin does not die. In a post-credit scene, New York's own Pat Kiernan tees Wilson up for the idea that — presumably in Daredevil: Born Again — he should run for Mayor of New York.
Fisk, seeking to attract the vigilante's attention and terminate the issues with Nobu at the same time, paid a drugged addict to kill Elena when she was going home. She was later found dead by the police.
As in comic books, Clint's grief and trauma led him to leave behind his Hawkeye identity to become Ronin, though in the MCU this is due to the loss of his family as a result of Thanos' Snap.
Picking up after the events of Hawkeye, Echo finds Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) at a crossroads. She discovered that her adoptive uncle Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) was responsible for the death of her father, and promptly shot him in the face.
In the comics, Ronan started out as somewhat of a straight villain. Since the events of Annihilation, the character is portrayed as a harsh but honorable anti-hero in a similar vein of Judge Dredd. He even became a member of a group of space heroes called the Annihilators. Ronan is often mispronounced as Ronin.
As a result, Barton became grief-stricken and angry, vowing to kill as many criminals as he could because he didn't deem them worthy of having survived. To that end, he became a ruthless samurai-like vigilante called Ronin and destabilized many criminal organizations around the world.
Maya Lopez. Art by David Mack. Maya Lopez was still a young girl when her father Willie "Crazy Horse" Lincoln was killed by the Kingpin (Wilson Fisk). Crazy Horse dies, leaving a bloody handprint on Maya's face and a last dying wish: that the Kingpin raise Maya well.
“We don't harm living things,” Maya's mother tells her in a flashback to begin the Echo finale. It's something Maya takes to heart. Instead of killing Kingpin, she offers him a second chance and appears to change his personality.
Matt, meanwhile, revealed to Poindexter that Fisk had Julie killed in order to send him after Fisk. Elsewhere, Karen and Foggy made Nadeem's video public – something Fisk was rattled to discover in the midst of his happiest moment, as he danced with Vanessa at their wedding reception.
From what we see, it appears that Fisk genuinely cares about Maya, which would be the most plausible explanation for why he ends up in many situations where he is vulnerable around her instead of being his carefully guarded self. This retroactively takes away from his character development in Daredevil season one.
Wilson Fisk grew up in poverty and was tormented by his classmates for being overweight. Tired of being bullied, he began to train himself in physical combat. When he gained a powerful physique, he forced his former tormentors into joining his gang, and thus, his desire for absolute control began.
Douglas: At first, we were discussing how to make Kingpin use his technology. He didn't learn sign language. He didn't want to learn and would hire interpreters. But he decided not to hire interpreters as he wanted to use advanced technology, we wanted to make it “imperfect” for Deaf people.
Ovid's Metamorphoses, Book III, relates that Echo offended the goddess Hera by keeping her in conversation, thus preventing her from spying on one of Zeus' amours. To punish Echo, Hera deprived her of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words of another.
The curse of Echo was to only repeat back the last words spoken by others. This curse was put on her by Hera, Zeus's wife, because Echo distracted Hera from finding out who Zeus was sleeping with.
