“I’m explaining, Matthew,” Wesley says, his eyes opening tiredly, “The consequences of your intended actions..."
I love how you have just...unh! It's a thing that has always bothered me about the MCU and Daredevil, especially. Collateral damage. Matt...sees, heh...things so black and white and he's a terrible Catholic--he's not nearly guilty enough. He always seems peripherally aware of his collateral damage--like with the junkie that killed Elena, but doesn't really own it but assigns it so easily to Fisk without realizing that he certainly didn't make the situation much better.
The thing about Madame Gao, wow. Now, I'm actually kind of disappointed in Matt about what he did in the show. Yay! He stopped a heroine ring that provided...premium product and allowed for other lesser quality heroine to possibly flood the market. But you know, beating on the dealers will totally deter people looking to buy... o.O?
This is really a good thing that you are making me doubt the outcome of the television series. But I have always felt that Matt, in the series, was remarkably naive and made me wonder whether he took one too many blows to the head.
I love your Wesley so, so much. The voice you give him and his pragmatic views, just uh...
Wesley is playing the long con and I love how you have Matt struggling to understand how that could be better than his instant gratification approach of beat thug A, cops arrest thug A, boss of thug A replaces him with thugs B and C and repeat until he can advance to boss level.
I just love this fill to pieces. You are doing an absolutely wonderful job! I just love it when people play in the shades of grey that is our reality versus the black and white of fantasy. I love this and thank you for sharing it!
Re: [FILL] He Who Fights Monsters 5c/? (Re: Matt/Wesley - Good!Wesley, Undercover)
“I’m explaining, Matthew,” Wesley says, his eyes opening tiredly, “The consequences of your intended actions..."
I love how you have just...unh! It's a thing that has always bothered me about the MCU and Daredevil, especially. Collateral damage. Matt...sees, heh...things so black and white and he's a terrible Catholic--he's not nearly guilty enough. He always seems peripherally aware of his collateral damage--like with the junkie that killed Elena, but doesn't really own it but assigns it so easily to Fisk without realizing that he certainly didn't make the situation much better.
The thing about Madame Gao, wow. Now, I'm actually kind of disappointed in Matt about what he did in the show. Yay! He stopped a heroine ring that provided...premium product and allowed for other lesser quality heroine to possibly flood the market. But you know, beating on the dealers will totally deter people looking to buy... o.O?
This is really a good thing that you are making me doubt the outcome of the television series. But I have always felt that Matt, in the series, was remarkably naive and made me wonder whether he took one too many blows to the head.
I love your Wesley so, so much. The voice you give him and his pragmatic views, just uh...
Wesley is playing the long con and I love how you have Matt struggling to understand how that could be better than his instant gratification approach of beat thug A, cops arrest thug A, boss of thug A replaces him with thugs B and C and repeat until he can advance to boss level.
I just love this fill to pieces. You are doing an absolutely wonderful job! I just love it when people play in the shades of grey that is our reality versus the black and white of fantasy. I love this and thank you for sharing it!