From 'Hawekeye' to 'Spider-Man: Far From Home,' the MCU is blurring the line between hero and villain
In Black Widow’s movie, we learn that Natasha and her adoptive sister Yelena were trafficked as children and brainwashed into becoming Russian assassins. But their adoptive parents seem to have chosen that life.
Murdering for money is not exactly heroic behavior. But Yelena doesn’t seem to be motivated by money as much as vengeance, an understandable impulse.
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