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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mel O&#039;Drama" data-source="post: 320482" data-attributes="member: 23">DaredevilWorld On FireThe dynamics between characters are highly enjoyable. World On Fire built on the low-key triangle developing with Matt, Karen and Foggy. It seems Karen likes Matt. He possibly sees their relationship as professional but probably senses her feelings and doesn’t discourage it even though he’s in what Jada Pinkett would call an “entanglement” with Claire. Foggy likes Karen. She possibly sees their relationship as a friendship, but she seems aware of his feelings and doesn’t discourage it. In fact she goes so far as to ask Foggy to touch her face, feeding him some more crumbs of hope while (probably) only doing it so she can picture Matt doing it. It’s dysfunctional and messy and so very human. What’s interesting is that all the characters remain very likeable despite the somewhat selfish agendas that inform their actions. The impromptu dinner Foggy and Karen took at the condemned apartment they’re trying to save was possibly my favourite thing about this episode. Wilson and Vanessa’s relationship is fascinating as well. He sugar coats what he does, but she knows and is both wary (she takes a gun on their first date) and fascinated. There’s a great scene where - from the safety of their penthouse view - she watches Hell’s Kitchen ablaze after a series of explosions. Fisk explains his motives for what she’s seeing and makes it sounds noble. She buys it, and I almost do as well. </blockquote>

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