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It took me a moment to realize what Fisk was doing in the final scene. My immediate thought was that using an axe to kill someone feels a bit out of character until he started talking about how he learned to fight and I realized what he was doing.
Do we think Adam survived, and if so, is he going to just keep repeating the scenario with him?
I'm assuming Adam survived, only because, while I DO think Fisk is going to start killing again, I don't think it's going to happen until the last or second-to-last episode.
Good call. I would not be surprised if he starts with tracksuit douchebag that showed up in his office .
ETA: Now I'm wondering if he will use his dirty cop goon squad to target his enemies.
DDBO:
Was not expecting the Muse storyline to wrap up so quickly.
Loved Powell getting one-shorted with a club toss. I laughed out loud at that.
Wow. Fisk's explanation of his former empire and why he hates Daredevil is some narcissistic delusional shit.
It took me a little longer than I thought to get back to Daredevil but I’m all caught up now. I still don’t really have any thoughts but at least I am reading y’all’s spoiler font
The newest Daredevil episode: it should go without saying that I am thrilled to see Kingpin back in the white suit. (Yes, I know it's a tux, but still.)
I'm trying to figure out where on Kingpin that Bullseye was aiming that a much smaller Matt managed to catch the bullet in his own chest .
Also, Matt losing his cool with Bullseye definitely came back to bite him in the ass.
Powell continues to be a massively hypocritical piece of shit. I know bad cop logic is already severely broken, but when you're intentionally giving life-changing injuries to reporters you've far beyond any possible definition of fighting crime .
I'm trying to figure out
This is one of those things where I just accept it as comic-book physics. My brother asked me if I thought that Matt knew Kingpin was the target and threw himself in front of the bullet anyway, or if he thought Heather was the target and just happened to catch the bullet. First of all, I don't think Matt Murdock "just happens" to do anything. But also, I really like this theory (which I read on Tumblr; it's not my original idea): What if Matt jumped in front of Fisk because he heard *Benjamin Poindexter* loading a gun and pulling the trigger at a party and he just. blacked out. His brain said “this is how Foggy died” and without thinking he went to save him like he wasn’t able to before. That would be 100% on brand for Matt Murdock.
Have not actually watched this episode yet (forgot Tuesdays are the day for it!) but Tumblr is making a lot of sense there
I suspect if it was anyone else Matt would have tried to knock them out of the way but there was no way he was moving Fisk . Then again, he does have a martyr complex so maybe it was his plan regardless.
Someone on another forum suggested that Matt injuring Bullseye wasn't him losing his cool but intentionally trying to get him moved out of general population until he had time to fully investigate.