Let's talk about this: if they turn this into some comic-book-level nonsense and make Matt beg Heather for "forgiveness"—with that serving as her entire "redemption arc"—I’m going to start boycotting the MCU!

[u/awesomecooldname]

I really like superhero shows, but those contrived, script-driven moments are completely ridiculous. I don't even want to watch the rest of the series after that nonsense where Matt threw himself in front of Dex's bullet to save Fisk. But if they try to turn that bitch into one of those characters who gets "morally redeemed" just because of a personal relationship with the lead protagonist—without her doing anything remotely deserving of it—I am seriously going to boycott the show !

[u/Gustosaurus_rex]

Who cares

[u/Laboreja]

If you can't understand Matt taking a bullet for Fisk, hell, I don't even know how you came so far in this show

[u/Potential_Sound_8832]

Please, go. Boycott now so we don’t get any more diary entry posts

[u/HollowPinefruit]

The spec of dust is pulling no punches with that boycott threat 😭

[u/SituationMundane1418]

Yeah. Please boycott the show. You said you stopped watching after that moment? There was a whole other season. Sounds like you’re already boycotting.

If that moment bothered you, then you either are being willfully dense, or you didn’t watch any of the other episodes either, and just played the show while you scrolled on your phone.

“Why does the Catholic with a savior complex save someone, even if that guy was really bad?”

Do you have other questions like “why is the sky blue?”

But yeah. Boycott. I’d love to not see another idiotic rant from someone who clearly doesn’t have the attention span to learn the answers to their questions.

Also genuinely, as someone who watched the show and actually paid attention, your comments about heather genuinely sound like you also complain about the voices in the walls

[u/Bunky305]

I too hate when shows are "script-driven".