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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 9622235" data-attributes="member: 1125">I actually liked Episode 5 more than 6 and thought it was a great bridging episode between Matt rejecting the mask and all the violence and bad decisions that vigilantism involves, to seeing that innocent/good people still need help that he can provide, to finally putting a mask back on to re-embrace the violence (as graphically illustrated by breaking the main robbers leg). Yusuf was amusing although they pushed the Ms Marvel namedropping a bit much. Not sure about the diamond, I thought it might have had more significance, like maybe it belonged to Fisk which would have made the Irish wanting to steal it ever more audacious.6 was a great episode, although I too did wonder where 60 bodies had disappeared to - or do we accept that NYC has so much crime that 60 people disappearing is a normal week? - Muse is a comic character as an antagonist to Daredevil and Punisher. In comics he uses the bodies of his victims as props in his art, and the image of the two dead women against the graffiti is taken from comics. His comic persona also has superior strength and agility (and may be an Inhuman) but no sign of that in the MCU version yet.He's also a vigilante fan which is why Fisk uses him to justify his Anti-Vigilante task force, even though most of the Crime is still due to Kingpins empireAs to DD finding muse, Angela told Matt that most of the murders had happened around the subway line x (forgot the number) which Matt then researches discovering it's an old, abandoned line. When Angela disappears, he guesses she' going to investigate for herself - so heads there.</blockquote>

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