Brett tells them they should turn over their witness. “This is worse than what happened to the Dogs of Hell,” Matt hears. Brett tells them they think there’s a para-military type of organization who’s made a few similar strikes in the city. Foggy mentions they may have a new client who can provide information. While the cop and Foggy banter, Matt’s using his super-hearing to listen to details about the case. Foggy and Matt show up, too, and ask a cop they know for details of what happened. Police have arrived on the scene of the Irish massacre, and we see it’s quite the bloodbath. Karen finds he’s been bleeding from his side from the attack. They agree to look into it for him, just as Grotto falls to the ground. He seems to be the only survivor from the attack and wants the lawyers to put him in a witness protection program. He approaches the guy at the bar, who reveals that his name is Grotto and he’s there to talk to Matt and Foggy. Matt realizes that not only is the guy's adrenaline high, his finger’s tapping a trigger on a gun in his jacket. He asks Foggy if he knows the guy, and he doesn’t. Matt senses a quickened heartbeat from a man nearby. She’s very handsy, and there’s definitely a crush brewing on her side, though it’s hard to tell if it’s reciprocated. We don’t see who’s responsible.Īt Josie’s, Foggy, Matt, and Karen are shooting pool. Then he gets shot in the head! What! Now everyone’s shooting their guns. In a triumphant speech, he says it’s time to make Hell’s Kitchen theirs again. Not to mention that the Russians are dead and the other families seem to have disappeared. That gentleman has provided us with a singular opportunity,” he says.
But Wilson Fisk had taken their status from them. “We had the whole bloody city at our beck and call,” he tells them. They’re celebrating the success of their family and taking a moment to reflect that there was once a time when the Irish owned Hell’s Kitchen. He passes through into a secret back room, where other men in suits are socializing.
We cut to a car pulling into a garage, and a man exits. “I don’t know how, but we will.” In the meantime, they have lots of snacks - “and each other.” “As in literally no money.” Matt says they’ll manage. Karen’s trying to break it to them that they are broke. One client paid them with a box of bananas and a strawberry-rhubarb pie. She gives them the rundown for their morning appointments, and we get the impression that perhaps the lawyers aren’t really making a lot of money from the practice.
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Once they’re in the office, Karen has a room full of clients on her hands. But Matt argues that his moonlighting fills in the shades of gray for their legal work. Now that Foggy knows, he’s concerned about how Matt’s vigilante business may affect their law practice if he’s ever caught. “It’s more plausible than you put on a devil suit and beat the shit out of strangers.” He reminds Matt that it’s not just his problem anymore. He tells Matt that Karen’s been asking questions about all the injuries, but apparently he tells her that Matt has a drinking problem. He says the problem is that he doesn’t have a wingman and begs Matt to come out with him, pausing for a moment to clean some blood off the back of Matt’s head. However, as is so often the case, his date ended with a hug and little promise of a second outing. Foggy reveals that he’s sore from going out dancing with a girl the night before. Kind of like when your cat brings you a mouse!įoggy and Matt are walking to the office. We hear gunshots and are immediately drawn into a sequence that finds Daredevil catching several bad guys and dropping them at the feet of the police. There’s a heat wave in Hell’s Kitchen, so everyone’s kind of stressed out.
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