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* After finally pulling himself together, letting go of his grudge with Frank and preparing to leave town with Dumont, Billy returns with a bouquet of flowers, only to drop them in a heartbroken expression when he sees Dumont choking and dying on the pavement after being pushed out of a third-storey window by Madani. Even after all the chaos he has caused, it's hard not to see Billy's face and feel at least a little bit of sympathy for the guy.
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** The visibly-most moral characters in the cast, Madani and Curtis, just openly became KnightInSourArmor after getting their piece of mind in seeing Russo's corpse. They even have the temerity to openly defy and obfuscate the truth in front of Mahoney himself (which, [[RefugeInAudacity admittedly]], [[BlackComedy can be a bit darkly-humorous]]). It's all but stated in subtext that whatever good relationship they have with Frank is possibly out of the window--and tragically not unreasonably.
** You may even take Dinah's [[CIAEvilFBIGood switch from Homeland Security to CIA as emblematic of this]], with her even admitting she's run deep into Frank's BlackAndGrayMorality world for too long.
** Senator David Schultz is brutally confronted by just what massive {{Hypocrite}}s and assholes his parents were--even getting an epiphany that maybe they didn't really care about him as a person, but more as a tool of their personal ambition and self-serving legacy. He definitely went out of the ordeal shaken in his self-identity. It's probably not unreasonable that he may take his parents' death under Frank a bit more detached--which no RealLife offspring really deserves to experience.
** Pilgrim still went through his OneLastJob because he feels [[IveComeTooFar he's pretty much done everything against his conscience by this point]]--even kidnapping and endangering Amy. It was only Frank's realization of his predicament that he gets a pass at life (while likely helping Frank stage his last assault on the Schultzes). One wonders, however, what effect will these events have on his psyche--and what challenges he'll face as a single father, deprived of his patrons (however evil they are), grieving for his wife, and raising two children.
** The biggest of all, of course, would still be Frank himself. He opened the Season with an officially-sanctioned clean slate, and an opportunity to finally find someplace to settle (which he hoped he would have had with Beth). The events of the entire season, compounding on all of his existing issues (plus his admission to Karen that he can't choose to love another person, but will always find another war), leaves him fully embracing his Punisher persona. He leaves the show guns blazing, screaming at his perceived enemies, utterly alone. FadeToBlack.
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** The visibly-most moral characters in the cast, Madani and Curtis, just openly became KnightInSourArmor after getting their piece of mind in seeing Russo's corpse. They even have the temerity to openly defy and obfuscate the truth in front of Mahoney himself (which, [[RefugeInAudacity admittedly]], [[BlackComedy can be a bit darkly-humorous]]). It's all but stated in subtext that whatever good relationship they have with Frank is possibly out of the window--and tragically not unreasonably.
** You may even take Dinah's [[CIAEvilFBIGood switch from Homeland Security to CIA as emblematic of this]], with her even admitting she's run deep into Frank's BlackAndGrayMorality world for too long.
** Senator David Schultz is brutally confronted by just what massive {{Hypocrite}}s and assholes his parents were--even getting an epiphany that maybe they didn't really care about him as a person, but more as a tool of their personal ambition and self-serving legacy. He definitely went out of the ordeal shaken in his self-identity. It's probably not unreasonable that he may take his parents' death under Frank a bit more detached--which no RealLife offspring really deserves to experience.
** Pilgrim still went through his OneLastJob because he feels [[IveComeTooFar he's pretty much done everything against his conscience by this point]]--even kidnapping and endangering Amy. It was only Frank's realization of his predicament that he gets a pass at life (while likely helping Frank stage his last assault on the Schultzes). One wonders, however, what effect will these events have on his psyche--and what challenges he'll face as a single father, deprived of his patrons (however evil they are), grieving for his wife, and raising two children.
** The biggest of all, of course, would still be Frank himself. He opened the Season with an officially-sanctioned clean slate, and an opportunity to finally find someplace to settle (which he hoped he would have had with Beth). The events of the entire season, compounding on all of his existing issues (plus his admission to Karen that he can't choose to love another person, but will always find another war), leaves him fully embracing his Punisher persona. He leaves the show guns blazing, screaming at his perceived enemies, utterly alone. FadeToBlack.
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** The visibly-most moral characters in the cast, Madani and Curtis, just openly became KnightInSourArmor after getting their piece of mind in seeing Russo's corpse. They even have the temerity to openly defy and obfuscate the truth in front of Mahoney himself (which, [[RefugeInAudacity admittedly]], [[BlackComedy can be a bit darkly-humorous]]). It's all but stated in subtext that whatever good relationship they have with Frank is possibly out of the window--and tragically not unreasonably.
** You may even take Dinah's [[CIAEvilFBIGood switch from Homeland Security to CIA as emblematic of this]], with her even admitting she's run deep into Frank's BlackAndGrayMorality world for too long.
** Senator David Schultz is brutally confronted by just what massive {{Hypocrite}}s and assholes his parents were--even getting an epiphany that maybe they didn't really care about him as a person, but more as a tool of their personal ambition and self-serving legacy. He definitely went out of the ordeal shaken in his self-identity. It's probably not unreasonable that he may take his parents' death under Frank a bit more detached--which no RealLife offspring really deserves to experience.
** Pilgrim still went through his OneLastJob because he feels [[IveComeTooFar he's pretty much done everything against his conscience by this point]]--even kidnapping and endangering Amy. It was only Frank's realization of his predicament that he gets a pass at life (while likely helping Frank stage his last assault on the Schultzes). One wonders, however, what effect will these events have on his psyche--and what challenges he'll face as a single father, deprived of his patrons (however evil they are), grieving for his wife, and raising two children.
** The biggest of all, of course, would still be Frank himself. He opened the Season with an officially-sanctioned clean slate, and an opportunity to finally find someplace to settle (which he hoped he would have had with Beth). The events of the entire season, compounding on all of his existing issues (plus his admission to Karen that he can't choose to love another person, but will always find another war), leaves him fully embracing his Punisher persona. He leaves the show guns blazing, screaming at his perceived enemies, utterly alone. FadeToBlack.
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** The visibly-most moral characters in the cast, Madani and Curtis, just openly became KnightInSourArmor after getting their piece of mind in seeing Russo's corpse. They even have the temerity to openly defy and obfuscate the truth in front of Mahoney himself (which, [[RefugeInAudacity admittedly]], [[BlackComedy can be a bit darkly-humorous]]). It's all but stated in subtext that whatever good relationship they have with Frank is possibly out of the window--and tragically not unreasonably.
** You may even take Dinah's [[CIAEvilFBIGood switch from Homeland Security to CIA as emblematic of this]], with her even admitting she's run deep into Frank's BlackAndGrayMorality world for too long.
** Senator David Schultz is brutally confronted by just what massive {{Hypocrite}}s and assholes his parents were--even getting an epiphany that maybe they didn't really care about him as a person, but more as a tool of their personal ambition and self-serving legacy. He definitely went out of the ordeal shaken in his self-identity. It's probably not unreasonable that he may take his parents' death under Frank a bit more detached--which no RealLife offspring really deserves to experience.
** Pilgrim still went through his OneLastJob because he feels [[IveComeTooFar he's pretty much done everything against his conscience by this point]]--even kidnapping and endangering Amy. It was only Frank's realization of his predicament that he gets a pass at life (while likely helping Frank stage his last assault on the Schultzes). One wonders, however, what effect will these events have on his psyche--and what challenges he'll face as a single father, deprived of his patrons (however evil they are), grieving for his wife, and raising two children.
** The biggest of all, of course, would still be Frank himself. He opened the Season with an officially-sanctioned clean slate, and an opportunity to finally find someplace to settle (which he hoped he would have had with Beth). The events of the entire season, compounding on all of his existing issues (plus his admission to Karen that he can't choose to love another person, but will always find another war), leaves him fully embracing his Punisher persona. He leaves the show guns blazing, screaming at his perceived enemies, utterly alone. FadeToBlack.
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** The visibly-most moral characters in the cast, Madani and Curtis, just openly became KnightInSourArmor after getting their piece of mind in seeing Russo's corpse. They even have the temerity to openly defy and obfuscate the truth in front of Mahoney himself (which, [[RefugeInAudacity admittedly]], [[BlackComedy can be a bit darkly-humorous]]). It's all but stated in subtext that whatever good relationship they have with Frank is possibly out of the window--and tragically not unreasonably.
** You may even take Dinah's [[CIAEvilFBIGood switch from Homeland Security to CIA as emblematic of this]], with her even admitting she's run deep into Frank's BlackAndGrayMorality world for too long.
** Senator David Schultz is brutally confronted by just what massive {{Hypocrite}}s and assholes his parents were--even getting an epiphany that maybe they didn't really care about him as a person, but more as a tool of their personal ambition and self-serving legacy. He definitely went out of the ordeal shaken in his self-identity. It's probably not unreasonable that he may take his parents' death under Frank a bit more detached--which no RealLife offspring really deserves to experience.
** Pilgrim still went through his OneLastJob because he feels [[IveComeTooFar he's pretty much done everything against his conscience by this point]]--even kidnapping and endangering Amy. It was only Frank's realization of his predicament that he gets a pass at life (while likely helping Frank stage his last assault on the Schultzes). One wonders, however, what effect will these events have on his psyche--and what challenges he'll face as a single father, deprived of his patrons (however evil they are), grieving for his wife, and raising two children.
** The biggest of all, of course, would still be Frank himself. He opened the Season with an officially-sanctioned clean slate, and an opportunity to finally find someplace to settle (which he hoped he would have had with Beth). The events of the entire season, compounding on all of his existing issues (plus his admission to Karen that he can't choose to love another person, but will always find another war), leaves him fully embracing his Punisher persona. He leaves the show guns blazing, screaming at his perceived enemies, utterly alone. FadeToBlack.
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*Rachel’s backstory is revealed and man is it rough. It turns out that she was an orphan and ran with a group of kids that did numerous “jobs” for a woman named Fiona. The last job they did resulted in all of her friends getting slaughtered and her barely escaping.
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* The Showdown Trailer for Season 2 reveals Frank fell in love with a bartender, and that he was ready to leave the Punisher behind. Said Bartender is fatally shot in a shootout that ensues when some patrons start a fight while trying to kidnap Amy.
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** Earlier during the confrontation, after Russo has Frank disarm and surrender himself after Russo threatens to kill Haley and Carl, Russo taunts Frank for his emotional attachments, and as he prepares to execute him, proceeds to rant how [Russo]'s never had anyone who's cared for him. Such a rant prompts Frank to reply hurtfully that Russo had Frank and his family. Russo's response? To call bullshit on that.
--->'''Billy:''' Attachments are a weakness, Frank. I never had anyone. ''(shoots Frank in the chest)''
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* Frank's FeverDream at the beginning of the episode, where he's forced to watch both his ''and Micro's'' families get gunned down ''right in front of him''. Jon Bernthal's performances only further emphasizes the serious toll such an event would take on Frank's mental state should it actually occur for real.
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* Frank's FeverDream [[FeverDreamEpisode fever dream]] at the beginning of the episode, where he's forced to watch both his ''and Micro's'' families get gunned down ''right in front of him''. Jon Bernthal's performances only further emphasizes the serious toll such an event would take on Frank's mental state should it actually occur for real.
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-->'''Frank:''' She loved you... my kids loved you.
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-->'''Frank:''' I'm scared.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Go out like a soldier..."'']]
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* Despite Karen Page being a satellite character with limited contribution to the plot, one can tell that Matt's "death" in ''Series/TheDefenders2017'' is underscoring almost every one of her scenes.
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* Despite Karen Page being a satellite character with limited contribution to the plot, one can tell that Matt's "death" in ''Series/TheDefenders2017'' is underscoring almost every one of her scenes. There's a lot of subtext going on, but Deborah Ann Woll portrays it so subtly that you can tell Matt is on her mind the entire time she is onscreen.
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. His vigilante alias is all he had left, and he let it burn away to nothing. [[TragicHero He's nothing without the Punisher.]]
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, smashes with his sledgehammer, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. His vigilante alias is all he had left, and he let it burn away to nothing. [[TragicHero He's nothing without the Punisher.]]
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. His vigilante alias is all he has. [[TragicHero He's nothing without the Punisher.]]
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. His vigilante alias is all he has.had left, and he let it burn away to nothing. [[TragicHero He's nothing without the Punisher.]]
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. [[TragicHero He is incomplete without the Punisher.]]
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. His vigilante alias is all he has. [[TragicHero He is incomplete He's nothing without the Punisher.]]
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* Frank in general in the first half of the episode. He had just wiped out everyone involved in the death of his family (...[[CIAEvilFBIGood almost]], anyway), and had set his old skull vest on fire. Then, six months later, he becomes a member of a demolition crew...[[AndThenWhat and has no other idea what to do with his life.]] He vents his rage towards the walls he smashes, roaring out as he suffers flashbacks of his family nonstop. Feeling unable to cope, feeling unable to move on. When not a OneManArmy against crime, Frank Castle is simply a stagnantly mourning, broken man. [[TragicHero He is incomplete without the Punisher.]]
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* The montage at the beginning, showing Frank's and Billy's moments as (supposed) friends, mixed with Frank's face of disbelief that he has been betrayed by him.
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* The montage at the beginning, showing Frank's and Billy's moments as (supposed) friends, mixed with Frank's face of disbelief that he has been betrayed by him. This leads to a falling out between Frank and David.
--> '''David''': I told her everything I needed to so we can end this.
--> '''Frank''': Yeah. This did end. You, me, this place, it ended. ...I'm done.
--> '''David''': I told her everything I needed to so we can end this.
--> '''Frank''': Yeah. This did end. You, me, this place, it ended. ...I'm done.
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* After Frank's survival is revealed to the public, Ellison storms into Karen's office full of TranquilFury and simply says, "Tell me you didn't know." After all of their close working relationship so far, Karen may be on her way to alienating Ellison just as badly as she had burned her bridges with Ben Urich.
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* After Frank's survival is revealed to the public, Ellison storms into Karen's office full of TranquilFury and simply says, "Tell me "Did you didn't know." know?" After all of their close working relationship so far, Karen may be on her way to alienating Ellison just as badly as she had burned her bridges with Ben Urich.
