Iron Fist, go home. The war you’re fighting is not here. It’s in New York City
The Defenders 1x01 - The H Word
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Iron Fist, go home. The war you’re fighting is not here. It’s in New York City
The Defenders 1x01 - The H Word
Ignoring doesn’t change anything, Matthew. God knows your heart. Let him in so he can help
Even if that heart is damaged?
Especially if it’s damaged
The Defenders 1x01 - The H Word
Matt’s eyes
(Daredevil 1x02; The Defenders 1x01)
Look, I might generally be considered out of my skull, so this might not mean much, but this could be the craziest, most batshit thing I've ever heard in my life. People that can hurt you, the ones that can really hurt you, are the ones that are close enough to do it. People that get inside you and... and... and tear you apart, and make you feel like you're never gonna recover. shit. I'd... I... I would chop my arm off right here, in this restaurant, just to feel that one more time for my wife. My old lady, she didn't just break my heart. She... She'd rip it out, she'd tear it apart, she'd step on that shit, feed it to a dog. I mean, she was ruthless. She brought the pain. But she'll never hurt me again. You see, I'll never feel that. You sit here and you're all confused about this thing, but you have it. You have everything. So, hold on to it. Use two hands and never let go. You got it?
(2.11 “.380″ - Frank Castle)
Matt Murdock + courtroom
What I love about Matt’s first appearence in court in season one and his second appearence in season two is the incredible change in his demeanor. He goes from calm, dark and collected, to irritated, arrogant and confrontational. Two very different situations, with different things at stake, and you can see Matt having absolute power over himself in the first one and you can see that same power slipping away in the second one, when Matt’s mind is clouded by the infamous question “what does it mean to be a hero?”. Everyone seem to know the answer better than him. But he is Daredevil and he’s fierce and he won’t let people - not even Foggy - diminish the value of what he’s doing. He’s pulled in dark places and toward even darker frequentations. The law can’t help him anymore.
Do you mind the rain?
No
You don’t get to pick the things that fix us, Red
Waiting for Season Two
Why Daredevil? >> reason 4 of 7
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