History WMG / JessicaJones2015

* ComicBook/TheNewWarriors

Given the fact that [[Comicbook/XMen Jean Grey's]] power played a major role in the ''[[{{Comicbook/Alias}} Alias]]'' comic for [[spoiler:Jessica to resist Killgrave's power]], [[ScrewedByTheLawyers who obviously can't appear in the series]], Trish will be given telepathy power to make sure this plot thread happens, albeit it would be Nerf to make things more dramatic and realistic. This is consistent to her power set in the comic, as well as being a good plot thread for the writers to explore in this or the next season if the show is renewed.

[[WMG: If [[Series/{{Daredevil 2015}} Matt Murdock]] shows up in a cameo, he'll be a CompositeCharacter of [[Franchise/SpiderMan Peter Parker]] and [[AntMan Scott Lang]].]]

** Ingrid has been described as a "street wise" nurse, and has been confirmed to be named Ingrid. It's possible this could be one of Mary's alternate personalities, but Mary was never a nurse in the comics and being primarily known as, well, Ingrid in the show would be pretty pointless if she's Typhoid Mary (especially since the speculation that she's Typhoid Mary is the primary thing mentioned involving Leah Gibson's casting).

Whether or not Marvel actually has the movie rights to the Spider-Woman name (because of Sony's ComicBook/SpiderMan movie franchise) is unclear, but given their recent deal to introduce Spidey in the MCU, it's not outside of the realm of possibility.

[[WMG: If [[Series/{{Daredevil 2015}} Matt Murdock]] shows up in a cameo, he'll be a CompositeCharacter of [[{{SpiderMan}} Peter Parker]] and [[AntMan Scott Lang]].]]

* Umm, are you forgetting all the other stuff Trish did? She manipulated and assaulted Malcolm, stalked and kidnapped Dr. Malus for purely selfish reasons rather than actually stopping him and his experiments. She then threatened Malcolm with a gun. All of this stemmed from being jealous of Jessica, not wanting to protect her best friend/sister, but to be loved and admired rather than out of true altruism. Outside of this, Trish constantly pushed Jessica to do heroic deeds to live vicariously through her, and is also a hypocrite in that she was more sympathetic to Simpson, a man she slept with, for being a killer due to what he went through, than Alisa, who arguably went through an even more traumatic experience but was still at least trying to keep herself from hurting people despite her clear mental illness. I could see where you're coming from to some extent if Trish felt that [[IDidWhatIHadToDo she had no choice but to kill Alisa]] and understood why Jessica had complex feeling regarding her enough to recognize that she wouldn't be happy about it, but she wasn't that way at all. Not only did Trish not apologize, she acted like it was no big deal, if anything at all. Heck, Trish didn't apologize to anyone for anything she did throughout the season.
** But it still will end in a reconciliation.

* Is "token good guy" you're way of describing a superhero? That's what Hellcat is in the comics. I mean, I get where you're coming from, but they changed the character ''a lot'', right down to what her preferred name is.

Before she goes through with it though, she'll find a way to screw over everybody she deemed an annoyance in her life as a "last hurrah". What may result from this is up in the air, considering what happens next season or in the second season of ''Iron Fist.'' Dark and assuredly audience alienating as it may be, this show has tackled enough controversial material in the past that they might address suicide this way. They certainly wouldn't glamorize it, so they could just make it work. I just don't see them actually showing Jeri succumb to ALS as a subplot for Season 3.

Giving Trish powers while taking Jessica's away could be an interesting thing to play with, carrying forward the ideas of what makes a hero from season 2. One of the more effective things about season 1 had been how constrained Jessica was. She had super powers, but they were pretty limited in effectiveness against Kilgrave because his powers were ones that her physical strength was ineffective against. It created a genuine threat in an interesting way, which is often missing from super hero shows.

Jessica will have to find ally in her pursuit to stop Luke Cage, which may include Misty Knight who also wants to stop Luke, Colleen Wing since she now has the Iron Fist that could put a dent in Luke bullet-proof skin, or Trish Walker whom Jessica learns that she just got powers and will have to set their differences aside to work together in defeating Luke.

[[WMG:Trish ''won't'' be a threat in season 3]]
Or at the very least, she'll be a starter threat wherein she clashes with Jessica for a bit, but then they put their differences aside and work together to take down a new threat. Having Trish be the main threat of season 3 would just be a rehash of a lot of the drama we saw in season 2, and it's time for Jessica to have an antagonist who isn't someone she has a personal connection to.

* Unlikely, seeing as doing so would be a rehash of a lot of the drama we saw in season 2.

But yeah, Trish was mostly in the right here. Whether Jessica comes around to it or Trish makes her, they can't live without each other.

Dorothy will be revealed to have been so desperate for a daughter to exploit that she ''stole'' another woman's baby from the hospital after her husband, aware of what she wanted to do to their daughter, took off and ran with their actual young daughter, somehow eluding any police searching for them. Trish's real parents were much less fortunate than Dorothy and didn't have the means to find their daughter. When Trish will be so utterly shattered both mentally and emotionally by this discovery that she snaps and becomes a full-blown villain.

Not only is Trish very different from the comics' Patsy, she's being made increasingly more of a potential villain than a potential hero. Instead, she'll end up becoming an even bigger threat to herself and others, won't have the Hellcat identity or costume (because that would definitely clash with the show's tone and how it handles those who consider themselves "heroes"), and may end up getting killed off. [[DecompositeCharacter After that, a new character in another show or even movie will be the MCU Hellcat.]]