:10 As children, Natasha and Yelena went through a very difficult experience of leaving their home. They were forced to leave the place they knew and loved. Have you ever had a difficult experience that felt similar? What are some of your favorite and least favorite memories growing up?

:23 After the Avengers broke up as a team and were divided, Natasha says she's "better off on her own". Some people were worried that she didn't have many friends. She pretended to be okay, but she was likely struggling with being on her own. She later says that she doesn't "let herself be alone enough to think about" the painful things in her life. How do you handle the difficult things in life? Do you think it's better to openly feel and discuss your emotions? What would be the downside of keeping everything inside and refusing to address your pain?

• Here's an article about How to Talk to Your Kids about Expressing Their Emotions.

:31 When Natasha and Yelena reunite, they don't know if they can trust one another. Trust is to believe that someone is honest and sincere. How do you know if you can trust someone? What makes it hard to trust others sometimes?

:38 Natasha and Yelena witnessed the termination of a spy from the Red Room. The spy wasn't able to control her actions and ended up getting hurt. How do you think Natasha and Yelena are feeling right now? What do you think there are thinking?

• Here's an article about How to Talk to Your Child About Death/Grieving.

:44 Natasha thought she defeated Dreykov and made the decision to allow others to be hurt in the process. She said it was "collateral damage" for the greater good. Do you think it's okay to hurt someone in the process of helping someone else? Why or why not?

:51 Yelena brags about her vest, saying it's the first thing she's ever bought for herself. She had never had control of her life and now she feels great knowing that she can make her own decisions. Do you feel like you are in control of your life and have the freedom to make your own decisions? What's something you'd really like to buy for yourself?

1:03 Natasha and Yelena help Alexei escape from prison. They have a complicated relationship, because Alexei lied to them and pretended to be like their family. Both Natasha and Yelena are incredibly angry at Alexei for all that he put them through. What else do you think Natasha and Yelena are feeling? How do you think they should treat Alexei?

1:17 Alexei thinks his "family is back together again". The other three recognize that they aren't truly a family, just people that were organized together for a specific mission for a short period of time. Natasha points out that "it wasn't real", and Yelena says that "the best part of her life was fake." Yelena considered Melina her real mother. How would you describe the relationship you have with your family? What makes your family unique and special?

1:22 Yelena expresses how much Melina and Alexei meant to her as a child. She thought they were her real parents, and she says they "were everything" to her. In this moment, Yelena shows a lot of vulnerability. Vulnerability is sharing openly and honestly with someone knowing you are risking being hurt. How easy is it for you to be vulnerable? Do you feel like you can be vulnerable and share your true feelings with your parents?

1:31 Alexei admits that he wasn't being brave. He admits that he was being a coward. Bravery is having the courage to make good choices, even when you’re afraid. Joshua 1:9 says, "This is my command—be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” Knowing that God is with you all of the time, do you think you can always be brave? When would it be most difficult to act courageously?

1:40 Dreykov tries to impress Natasha with the world he's built. He says that he will control the world powers. He acts as if what he's doing is a noble cause. In the garden of Eden, Adam and Eve were tempted to "be like God themselves" (Genesis 3:5). One of the biggest sin struggles people have is wanting to be like a god themselves, having limitless power and control. Have you ever wanted to be completely in control and in charge? Why is it important that we should act like Jesus, but still remember that we cannot be an all-powerful god?

1:48 Yelena gave the antidote to the widows. With the antidote, the widows were finally set free to make their own choices. At times, our sin has a way of controlling us. Jesus Christ came to Earth to set us free. Galatians 5:1 says, "So Christ has truly set us free. Now make sure that you stay free, and don’t get tied up again in slavery to the law." How might someone be a "slave" to their sin? How can someone experience true freedom in Christ?

1:54 Yelena is willing to sacrifice herself in order to save the world from Dreykov. Jesus did something very similar when He gave up His life on the cross so that our sins could be forgiven and we could be reunited with God forever! Jesus willingly gave up His life so that yours could be saved. How much must Jesus love you, knowing that He was willing to die for you? Why do you think that we deserved such a severe punishment for our sins?