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AND SHZ SAID IT BACK🚬🚬🚬

This is the original NM&P St. Patrick’s Day picture prop. It’s my favorite, and my background on my login screen for my Surface. I found it by accident at The Punisher prop auction, where it was hidden behind a listing for a gas can, of all things.

I always thought Matt’s glasses were reflecting green because they do in the show, but this makes it clear these are custom green glasses. You can buy Karen’s headband and Matt’s t-shirt online!

I noticed the walls are brick, and Josie’s doesn’t have brick walls. I like to think they went somewhere like the Landmark Tavern (historic Irish pub in Hell’s Kitchen) or maybe the Irish pub Matt goes to called Flanagan’s from the comics.

Shamrocks represent the Holy Trinity - our dear avocados. Nelson’s is full of shamrocks when ahem Page, Murdock and Nelson make the new napkin. The people who own the real butcher where they filmed said the filmmakers didn’t change much except the political signs and Irish stuff.

Karen keeps this on her bookshelf in her third apartment, then on her green record cabinet/TV stand at her most recent apartment, and she takes it with her when she packs to run in S3. She looks at it when she is at her lowest moments, and all is lost, each time it appears - but it always works out in the end!

I think this is the prop Charlie Cox was talking about that will be featured in Born Again, which will be poignant because of the hope it represents from the original show, and because the show debuts in March. ☘️

i'm recuperating-

from what?

It's Jeff! Meets Daredevil #1, "Daredevil Did It" by Kelly Thompson and Gurihiru

matt/karen + their favorite indian place

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matt/karen + their favorite indian place

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is that daredevil has a no kill rule

and jessica jones just doesn't kill people

which may sound like the same thing

this is one of the things that elevates the show above everything else ive ever seen. it is so rare, and so important for any media to showcase struggles with mental health in this way, to not present people as victims, but as active participants in their own life that are using the wrong mechanisms to deal with their problems because they are completely overwhelmed and are reacting the only way they can.