This post contains spoilers For the final of "Daredevil: Born again" in season 1.

Things don't look too hot for Daredeville (Charlie Cox). In the final of "Daredevil: Born again", the man without fear found himself on the back foot, realizing that he needs an army and a new strategy to overcome Mayor Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio), who has completely returned to his old ways. Meanwhile, maybe one of the most priced, but unstable Matt's funds was not operational. After beating the corrupt policemen branded with the icons of Frank Castle Castle, Jonon Bortal waged a war against the morally bankrupt blue boys and was closed to it, along with it, along with it, along with it, along with it, along with it, along with it, along The character of Fan-Favorate "Hokiki", the sword (Tony Dalton). However, the cage astver that is Frank Castle remains a cage only until Frank Castle wants to be busy, as it was quickly obvious in the post-credit scene of the episode.

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Bruising, but not beaten, the penalty is seen captured in its cell, acting friendly with a duty guard, who is watching all the closed in the operation outside the Fisk books. Of course, it's just a matter of minutes, as long as, after some tedious little conversations, Frank is looking for handling and quickly uses it to continue the current trend of this show to make the character limb in a completely different direction. Therefore, it works for it before the black screen is cut. The only question left to ask now is where Frank will end, and more importantly, will we be around to see when he gets there?

As confirmed even before Matt Murdoch's return to Disney+, Jonon Bertal was deeply involved in the development of an independent story of the penalty In a brand new special Marvel. While there was no specific details of what it would mean, producer Brad Windberbaum revealed Fun weekly That the story originated during the production of "Daredeville: Re -born". Given this, can Frank's story follow his first steps from the cells because the character is on the run from anybody to try to get him back? It would be a pure entertainment road to see Punischer's prison in nearly "extraction" in the form of "extraction", potentially leading to the type of sequence of signatures for which these hard heroes are now known.

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Alternatively, there is every chance Bortal to fill the gaps and explore a mission that happened before Matt Murdoch returned to Frank's life back in the third episode of "Born Again". His bunker is clear that the castle was still strenuous, so why not spend the one -time special view of "Pansir" that took out the trash in the story with bullets that is not in any way associated with the old horn, giving time to set everything they planned for Frank? Everything we ask is that before he did, he is remarkable with Matt and joins the battle we scratch to see him fighting.

He may have a small one -off road, but Frank's return to the fight with Matt Murdoch is where we really want him to be. As the man said without fear, he needs an army to take over the Mayor Fisk, and who better help in the army itself?

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Of course, Daredeville's support is not the only reason for Frank to have fun. After approaching and in person with the police who painted their name, the Castle has a hit list of badge carriers who will no doubt want to cross the road. The only question is that just what routine friction will create from the boy who is not afraid to lower people permanently, and the hero dressed in red, who still struggles with the idea every time he comes face to face with the penalty.

Perhaps Frank could go a little easier to the wrong things he and his horn will face whenever "Daredevil: Born" returns for their second season. A broken hand here and a twisted ankle can have enough to saturate Frank's desperate need for a penalty. BEE has a bloodshed, but maybe this time the penalty should not make it so deep.

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