This article contains spoilers For "Daredevil: Born again" Season 1, Episode 3.

Matt Murdoch (Charlie Cox) has always been a complex man, as it suits the devil who plays for the side of the angels. The first gig of the character in the Cinema Universe Marvel continues to rely strongly in this characterization, showing his charm, smartphones, guilt and determination with equally thick. However, when Matt deals with Hector Ayala (Camar de Los Reyes, who died in 2023.

In the second episode of "Daredeville: Born" (read our review)Hector tries to stop two men (who are not known to him are ordinary police officers) who approach someone, and the following frakes cause someone to stumble in front of the coming train. Matt the chances of the case when his super-sorts note the arrested danger of Hector. The lawyer is in a hurry to realize that the man is not just innocent, but the NYPD officers are also convinced that he is a killer of a police officer and treats him as such.

Matt's investigator, Cherry (Clark Nsonson), soon manages to reveal two main indications: that Hector is the secretly infamous white tiger "Vigilante", and that the guy the two hidden officers were beaten by Nicki Torres (Nick Jordandan). Unfortunately, the case of the case and especially Hector, Torres Starwar's witness, is too scared to tell the truth of the witness's booth, leaving Matt without anything passing. Because of this, he chooses to start building two cases at the same time: a new defense where he exceeds Hector as a white tiger without warning, and the case of himself as a deeply untrustworthy man who can destroy the life of a good man with a single change in strategy.

Desperate to beat the case, Matt surprisingly exposes Hector like a white tiger after Nicky retired. Well, this makeshift strategy allows the defense lawyer to paint an (accurate) image of a strong defender of the weak, which helped Nyujork earlier and who never knew about two policemen consciously attacking without his amulet. However, Daredeville from all people should understand that the discovery of the identity of the high -profile court will condemn Hector, regardless.

Matt claims that Hector can handle the situation by simply lowering his personality to the Crimper after finding innocent, but indeed, what would he do well even if Hector could do that (what cannot)? White tiger is known enough for Yorkuorians to talk about him in the same way Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio, returns after "Hokiki" and "Echo") He can accidentally allude to Spider-Man (Tom Holland) and trust his audience to get the reference. This means that the white tiger - and now Hector - there are dozens, if not hundreds, from retaliatory enemies. It is also specifically stated during the procedure that Hector lives in a regular place to rent with his family and that he is as vulnerable as the next man when he does not carry his amulet. The criminal world now knows that the man behind the white tiger mask has a few helpless loved ones and has no real defense resources, and he is suddenly very easy to find.

As such, whether Hector ever carries the suit again or not after the verdict, he and his family will always have a goal on their backs. Sufficiently predictable, the white tiger shot himself by an unprecedented striker carrying the Punon Bortal skull logo the next time he hits the streets.

The double trails of the lawyer and vigil are difficult to walk at the best time, but Matt's antiquity with his witness on the Starweet and the sudden discovery of the white tiger show such a disrespect to the court that Judge Cooper (Andrew Polic) orders a short break, during which he and the District of Hawk. Both are absolutely personal to Matt's decision to play the white tiger card without warning, clearly by seeing the move brazenly unprofessional. The judge does not appreciate Matt effectively by forcing his hand to allow the white tiger's hearing line, while Hohberg is completely threatening the lawyer of enemy defenses with some of the large repercussions of the law enforcement in Yorkyork. Hector is not thrilled. He specifically states that the secret would never be told by the lawyer, and indeed, Matt should at least try to consult his client about the situation before opening his mouth and condemning the man.

However, despite the sincere suspicious move to put Hector in a place of danger that ultimately kills him, it is clear that Matt's intentions are clean. He noticed an innocent man in trouble that changed in his life, offered him to represent Pro Bono and put in a great deal to get that verdict "not to blame". Although relatively small in scope, this combination of good intentions and deeply wrong, firing tactics are at the same level with Tony Stark (Robert Downey Runior).

New episodes of the premiere "Daredevil: Born" on Tuesday at Disney+.