This was good.

I never knew I wanted a story like this until I saw it. Thank you.

I wish Matt had made the same choice. The entire time he was chained up and crying about hope and second chances it was so cringy I actually thought about dropping the show right there. He looked and sounded like such a little boy playing around in a costume it sort of ruined the character I'd grown to love from the first season. Definitely not one of that actors more compelling works. However for Frank's actor it was.

Anyway, I liked the story and the way this scene was done differently. And I'm sorry for the rant. I've been dying to complain about it but none of my friends watched Daredevil lol. Kudos :)

Loved it. Characterization was spot-on, the action was nicely descriptive, and the psychology of the two was beautiful. Great job!

This story is amazing! I loved reading it. Shame it was over too fast.

You don't squeeze a trigger reflexively when you die. For example, when someone is holding a hostage, your best option is to headshot them.

I always love the fact the Punisher is totally willing to bide his time and wait for his injuries to fully heal and to fully recover from the wait before he makes any plans to go after anyone. He does not push himself too far and it makes the audience keenly aware of the fact he knows exactly what he is doing and is highly professional.

Fuck yeah! This'll probably also get people thinking along the lines of "if Batman had done this in the first place, hundreds or even thousands of lives would have been saved." and I'm glad you had Batman questioning why he was willing to try to kill the Punisher to save the Joker and Harlequin of all people. Especially since the Punisher has never killed an innocent. It got him thinking, at least. Not necessarily that he'd start killing but that he might not try so hard, or at all, to stop someone else from killing scum.