The interview process was highly aggressive. |
And then she shoots him dead.
After the dark night of the soul that was 'Nelson vs. Murdock', 'The Path of the Righteous' represents less the dawn than the bit just before that which is even darker. It's only brief moment of hope comes when Claire's repeated advice that Matt should get some body armour leads him to seek out Fisk's tailor. Melvin Potter is a genius with mental health issues (and fairly realistic ones at that, as far as I could tell.) When it becomes apparent that he works for Fisk due to a threat to the woman who acts as his touchstone of stability, Matt recruits him to create a suit for him, 'a symbol', in return for which he will make sure Potter and his friend are safe from Fisk.
But then there's that ending and man, that ending. It's such a brutal turning point, and serves as a real sucker punch given that Karen was basically the only one keeping it together throughout the episode.
I've got two more episodes of season 2 to go, but it's really picking up.
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