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Master Assassins

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Hello once again audience! Today I'm going to talk about a duo of absolutely awesome government assassins from The Avengers, Black Widow and Hawkeye (also known as Natasha Romanov and Clint Barton). Now you might be thinking, what's so super about these two people? They are just people, no super powers or anything. Well I can tell you that they are in fact super with their accuracy.

Let's start with Hawkeye. Like his name says, his eyes are like a hawk's. But how precise is that?

Precise enough to shoot a flying alien space craft without even looking! Hawkeye's power is this excellent accuracy with his bow and arrow.

Next we'll move on to Black Widow. At first she seems like any other pretty girl. Wrong!

She learned super self defense techniques with, like Hawkeye, excellent accuracy.

Now, many superheroes seem completely unrealistic and could never be alive in real life. But Black Widow and Hawkeye are like real people. The government and other people have assassins just like the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in Avengers. The CIA, FBI, SWAT, you name it. These super characters aren't as fictional as they seem. Lil' Bretz singing off.

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mgiamartino

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that's so cool! great post :)

rrand14

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super cool!

prmonigle

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Awesome love this movie and nice post

licrane

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Excellent !

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