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#married couple buys first house
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The Hell’s Kitchen I grew up in was a real shit-hole. But it had a heart, you know? Me and Matt, we learned the law, how to play by the rules. We were gonna help the people that we grew up with. Give ‘em the same shot as the big boys like Fisk. It’s all bullshit. It’s all just lies that we tell ourselves to make it through one more day.
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#nelson and murdock went off
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Yeah, I heard about you when you were a kid, what you did, saving that guy crossing the street!
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All right, I don’t disagree with anything you’re saying.
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He’d be proud of you.
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Susan, would you mind walking me around the space? Of course, my pleasure.
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Look, I’m not asking you to do anything immoral. Just give me a heads up if something, you know, interesting walks through the door.
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Only I, Foggy Nelson, can be ghosted by a ghost.
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“You just won me 50 bucks. Some of the guys were betting you wouldn’t show.”
I think it’s hurting him as much as it’s hurting us. Maybe Matt’s finally coming to his senses.
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How? Where have —? We all thought you were dead.
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Daredevil Countdown: 3 Days
D.A. Foggy Nelson
As depressing as Matt and Foggy’s break-up was in Season 2, it has set up some really neat stories for Foggy. In the comics, as in the MCU, it is important for him to step out of Matt’s shadow, because this allows him the freedom to build his career and self-confidence. One plot point I’ve been dying for since last season– which, it seems, is actually happening– is Foggy running for District Attorney! This is a really interesting plotline as far as Foggy’s character arc is concerned, and as a bonus, it’s a reference to a period of Daredevil comics that doesn’t generally get much attention.
