Daredevil | Season 1 Episodes 8 + 9 | Unedited Reaction (Patreon)

After these episodes, I feel like I'm sitting with an odd feeling in my stomach trying to sort out how I'm supposed to feel now about Wilson Fisk.Now that we've finally seen his backstory... it's haunting.What happened in that house with his father and mother is so deeply disturbing. Growing up in a violent household leaves scars that never really fade away. I'd know.. But watching that moment where Fisk snaps and kills his father is tragic in a way that makes you feel for him but fear him at the same time. He was just a child pushed to the edge by years of fear and abuse.But honestly the part that unsettled me even more was his mother's response to it all.She didn't just justify it.. she reinforced it. She turned that act into something necessary. And then she exposed him to even more violence by having him watch the dismemberment of his own father.. She planted those disturbing seeds into her child. And now look at what he has become.When a child learns that violence is the way you fix the world... how could he possible grow into anything else? Suddenly Fisk's entire worldview makes terrible, twisted sense.In his mind, he's still doing what he did as a child. Removing something rotten that was poisoning his life. Except now it's not just his father... it's the city. He truly believes he's cleaning up Hell's Kitchen. That he's cutting out the rot to make something better. And that's the part that leaves me sitting here so conflicted.Because why is it so easy for me to reject Fisk's violence... but accept Matt's? Matt beats people half to death. He stalks criminals in the night. He terrifies them, hurts them, punishes them in the name of justice. The only line he refuses to cross is killing.But is that line really the only difference between them? Both of them are children shaped by violence.Both of them fell in love with the same broken city.Both of them believe they are the only ones who must make it better.They're walking on two sides of the same razor's edge. But then Episode 9 happens. That moment with Nobu. Matt didn't just defeat him, he killed him. Watching Nobu burn while Matt stands there, realizing what just happened.. You can feel the weight of it hit him immediately. Sure it was kill or be killed. Matt didn't choose that fight, and if he hadn't fought back he would have died. But a life was still taken. Is this how it all starts? Is this the moment the "Devil" begins to take over? Because if killing Nobu in self defense is justified.. then what about killing Fisk? If killing one man could save countless lives in Hell's Kitchen.. would it be wrong still? This story isn't just about heroes and villains. It's about two broken men who both think they're saving the same city in their own violent ways. And the line between them is paper thin.Thank you for your support on Patreon!Relax and enjoy 🍿🌿SYNC ALONG LINK: https://youtu.be/xtjuTZMOky0I watched this on Disney+