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'''''Marvel's Daredevil''''', nota semplicemente come '''''Daredevil''''', è una serie televisiva statunitense sviluppata per [[wikipedia:it:Netflix|Netflix]] da [[wikipedia:it:Drew Goddard|Drew Goddard]] e basata sull'[[wikipedia:it:Devil (Marvel Comics)|omonimo personaggio]] dei fumetti [[wikipedia:it:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]]. La serie è ambientata all'interno del [[wikipedia:it:Marvel Cinematic Universe|Marvel Cinematic Universe]] (MCU), ed è il primo di una [[wikipedia:it:Serie televisive del Marvel Cinematic Universe#Netflix|serie di show]] che conducono al [[wikipedia:it:Crossover (fiction)|crossover]] ''[[wikipedia:it:The Defenders (miniserie televisiva 2017)|The Defenders]]''. La serie è prodotta dalla [[wikipedia:it:Marvel Television|Marvel Television]] in associazione con gli ABC Studios e Goddard Textiles e con DeKnight Productions per la prima stagione. [[wikipedia:it:Steven S. DeKnight|Steven S. DeKnight]] è lo [[wikipedia:it:showrunner|showrunner]] della prima stagione, sostituito da [[wikipedia:it:Doug Petrie|Doug Petrie]] e Marco Ramirez per la seconda stagione; Goddard ha il ruolo di consulente creativo. |
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[[wikipedia:Charlie Cox|Charlie Cox]] |
[[wikipedia:it:Charlie Cox|Charlie Cox]] interpreta il protagonista Matt Murdock, un avvocato cieco che di notte combatte il crimine nei panni di Daredevil. Il cast principale comprende inoltre [[wikipedia:it:Deborah Ann Woll|Deborah Ann Woll]], [[wikipedia:it:Elden Henson|Elden Henson]] e [[wikipedia:it:Rosario Dawson|Rosario Dawson]], [[wikipedia:it:Toby Leonard Moore|Toby Leonard Moore]], [[wikipedia:it:Vondie Curtis-Hall|Vondie Curtis-Hall]], [[wikipedia:it:Bob Gunton|Bob Gunton]], [[wikipedia:it:Ayelet Zurer|Ayelet Zurer]] e [[wikipedia:it:Vincent D'Onofrio|Vincent D'Onofrio]] nella prima stagione e [[wikipedia:it:Jon Bernthal|Jon Bernthal]], [[wikipedia:it:Élodie Yung|Élodie Yung]] e Stephen Rider nella seconda. La serie è girata a New York. |
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La prima stagione di ''Daredevil'' è stata distribuita il 10 aprile 2015. Il 21 aprile 2015 Marvel e Netflix hanno rinnovato la serie per una seconda stagione, che è stata distribuita il 18 marzo 2016. Nel luglio 2016 la serie è stata rinnovata per una terza stagione che è stata poi distribuita il 19 ottobre 2018. Una serie spin-off, ''[[wikipedia:it:The Punisher (serie televisiva)|The Punisher]]'', è stata ordinata nell'aprile 2016 (distribuita il 17 novembre 2017). |
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All episodes of the first season were released on Netflix on April 10, 2015, while the second season was released in its entirety on March 18, 2016. They were met with positive reviews. In July 2016, the series was renewed for a third season, which was released on October 19, 2018. A spin-off series, centered on Bernthal's character [[wikipedia:Punisher|Frank Castle / Punisher]] and titled ''[[wikipedia:The Punisher (TV series)|The Punisher]]'', was ordered by Netflix in April 2016. On November 29, 2018, Netflix canceled ''Daredevil''.<!--Do not add a citation here per WP:LEADCITE! It is cited in the body of the article. Thank you!--> |
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Uno dei temi sottostanti a queste serie è il viaggio spirituale di [[wikipedia:List_of_Daredevil_characters#Matt_Murdock_/_Daredevil|Matt Murdock]] basato sulla sua [[wikipedia:it:Chiesa Cattolica|fede cattolica]]. Un tema ricorrente nella serie è il conflitto di coscienza di Matt mentre cerca di combattere il male senza però diventarne partecipe lui stesso con le sue proprie azioni. La sua bussola morale gli impone il principio di mai uccidere una persona umana nella ricerca di ristabilire giustizia nella città. Se da una parte si rende conto che l'unico modo per fermare certi furfanti è con luso della forza, allo stesso tempo si trova in conflitto sul pericolo di diventare lui stesso il [[wikipedia:it:Diavolo|Diavolo]] quando è costretto a rispondere alla violenza con altrettanta violenza. Ed ecco che il titolo della seria diventa un gioco di parole, nel confine sottile tra l'essere un [[wikipedia:it:Stuntman|daredevil]] con le azioni audaci e l'essere un [[wikipedia:it:Diavolo|diavolo]] con azioni che sconfinano con la malvagità. |
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Altro tema di rilievo è quello della [[wikipedia:it:Cecità|cecità]] di Matt: egli vive in un mondo di oscurità, e teme di soccombere egli stesso all'oscurità. Mentre nella sua condizione di [[wikipedia:it:Cecità|cecità]] gli vengono esaltate altre abilità fisiche, tuttavia ha il timore della cecità interiore che non gli permetterebbe di vedere la via della giustizia (nel senso dell'essere giusti), similmente al rimprovero di [[wikipedia:it:Gesù]] ai [[wikipedia:it:Farisei|farisei]] in {{Citazione biblica|versione=CEI2008|rif=Matteo 15,12-14}}. |
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Another significant theme is that of Matt's [[wikipedia:Visual impairment|physical blindness]]: Matt lives in a world of darkness, afraid that he himself might succumb to the darkness. While his [[wikipedia:Visual impairment|physical blindness]] gives him superior physical abilities, he is however afraid of interior blindness in not seeing the way of righteousness, similar to Jesus' reproach of the [[wikipedia:Pharisees|Pharisees]]: |
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== Stagione 1 Episodio 1 [[wikipedia:it:Episodi_di_Daredevil_(prima_stagione)#Sul_ring|Sul ring]] : la scena nel confessionale == |
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{{Quote|text=<sup>12</sup> Then his disciples approached and said to him, “Do you know that the Pharisees took offense when they heard what you said?” <sup>13</sup> He said in reply, “Every plant that my heavenly Father has not planted will be uprooted. <sup>14</sup> Let them alone; they are blind guides (of the blind). If a blind person leads a blind person, both will fall into a pit.”|title=Gospel of Matthew 15:12-14}} |
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==Season 1 Episode 1 "Into the Ring" confession scene== |
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{{Quote|text=One of the interesting things about the show is that it takes Matt’s faith seriously, which allows his worldview to weave around those of his more secular friends. In Matt’s worldview, he was blinded and gained superpowers so that he would be able to fight injustice for God. In his worldview, his spiritual state is more important than his physical, hence why he doesn’t mind getting kicked around and beaten up in the course of making New York a better place. When we met him in season one Matt sat in a confessional, speaking to Father Paul Lantom, asking forgiveness for violence he hadn’t committed yet. ... it would seem that Matt has given into “the devil” within him, betrayed his father’s deepest wish for him, and begun using violence for the greater good, and realized that he needs a moral core so he doesn’t lose himself. So, he turns to the church — specifically his old childhood church, which turns out to have even more ties to his life than he realizes.|author=[https://www.tor.com/author/leah-schnelbach/ Leah Schnelbach]|title=[https://www.tor.com/2018/10/25/daredevil-season-three-recommits-to-matt-murdocks-catholicism-with-great-results/ Daredevil Succeeds When Matt Murdock Gets His Catholic Mojo Back]}} |
{{Quote|text=One of the interesting things about the show is that it takes Matt’s faith seriously, which allows his worldview to weave around those of his more secular friends. In Matt’s worldview, he was blinded and gained superpowers so that he would be able to fight injustice for God. In his worldview, his spiritual state is more important than his physical, hence why he doesn’t mind getting kicked around and beaten up in the course of making New York a better place. When we met him in season one Matt sat in a confessional, speaking to Father Paul Lantom, asking forgiveness for violence he hadn’t committed yet. ... it would seem that Matt has given into “the devil” within him, betrayed his father’s deepest wish for him, and begun using violence for the greater good, and realized that he needs a moral core so he doesn’t lose himself. So, he turns to the church — specifically his old childhood church, which turns out to have even more ties to his life than he realizes.|author=[https://www.tor.com/author/leah-schnelbach/ Leah Schnelbach]|title=[https://www.tor.com/2018/10/25/daredevil-season-three-recommits-to-matt-murdocks-catholicism-with-great-results/ Daredevil Succeeds When Matt Murdock Gets His Catholic Mojo Back]}} |
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After Daredevil took out a covert russian operative who came searching for him at Claire's apartment, there is a scene of a dialogue between Daredevil and Claire in which he asks her explicitly, why she has decided to help him. The conversation touches on who Daredevil is, a little bit along the lines of the evangelical "Who do you say that I am?" ({{ |
After Daredevil took out a covert russian operative who came searching for him at Claire's apartment, there is a scene of a dialogue between Daredevil and Claire in which he asks her explicitly, why she has decided to help him. The conversation touches on who Daredevil is, a little bit along the lines of the evangelical "Who do you say that I am?" ({{Citazione bibbia|versione=CEI2008|rif=Marco 8,27-28}}). |
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As a vigilante, Daredevil seeks to bring justice to those who are in need of justice, resorting to the use of force to counter those who perpetrate injustice in the city. He is in someway a ''messiah'' figure, though quite different from [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus Christ]] in his approach to bringing about justice. Claire Temple admires Daredevil but is also a little bit afraid of him and his ways. When she mentions the people that have been helped by Daredevil, and Daredevil invites her to be not afraid, it sounds almost a bit like Jesus answering the doubts of the disciples of John the Baptist ({{ |
As a vigilante, Daredevil seeks to bring justice to those who are in need of justice, resorting to the use of force to counter those who perpetrate injustice in the city. He is in someway a ''messiah'' figure, though quite different from [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus Christ]] in his approach to bringing about justice. Claire Temple admires Daredevil but is also a little bit afraid of him and his ways. When she mentions the people that have been helped by Daredevil, and Daredevil invites her to be not afraid, it sounds almost a bit like Jesus answering the doubts of the disciples of John the Baptist ({{Citazione bibbia|versione=CEI2008|rif=Matteo 11,2-6}}). |
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When Claire shows her admiration for Daredevil's ability to take a beating and stay dignified, Daredevil attributes this to his Catholic upbringing. Perhaps he is referring in some way to Jesus' teaching about ''turning the other cheek'' in the context of the [[wikipedia:Sermon on the Mount|Sermon on the Mount]] ({{ |
When Claire shows her admiration for Daredevil's ability to take a beating and stay dignified, Daredevil attributes this to his Catholic upbringing. Perhaps he is referring in some way to Jesus' teaching about ''turning the other cheek'' in the context of the [[wikipedia:Sermon on the Mount|Sermon on the Mount]] ({{Citazione bibbia|versione=CEI2008|rif=Mattheo 5,38-39}}), even though he himself is willing to use force to stop the injustice of wrongdoers. |
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{{Quote|text=Confessing a sin you haven’t committed yet is bad-ass, yes, but it also isn’t doctrinally sound. You can’t pre-pent. Even a severely lapsed Catholic would know that, which means that Matt has not come to confession in good faith. But the basement latte conversation that he and Father Lantom share a few weeks later is in good faith. Lantom knows who Matt is, he respects him, and as the season goes on he doesn’t chastise him for being Daredevil, he just tries to nudge him away from murder. From this point forward we can assume that Lantom is his literal Father Confessor, and that Matt, who takes his Catholicism seriously, is keeping himself as morally upright as possible, and probably giving confessions and receiving communion as regularly as he can. Especially given that any night of Daredeviling could be his last.|author=Leah Schnelbach|title=Daredevil Succeeds When Matt Murdock Gets His Catholic Mojo Back|source=https://www.tor.com/2018/10/25/daredevil-season-three-recommits-to-matt-murdocks-catholicism-with-great-results/}} |
{{Quote|text=Confessing a sin you haven’t committed yet is bad-ass, yes, but it also isn’t doctrinally sound. You can’t pre-pent. Even a severely lapsed Catholic would know that, which means that Matt has not come to confession in good faith. But the basement latte conversation that he and Father Lantom share a few weeks later is in good faith. Lantom knows who Matt is, he respects him, and as the season goes on he doesn’t chastise him for being Daredevil, he just tries to nudge him away from murder. From this point forward we can assume that Lantom is his literal Father Confessor, and that Matt, who takes his Catholicism seriously, is keeping himself as morally upright as possible, and probably giving confessions and receiving communion as regularly as he can. Especially given that any night of Daredeviling could be his last.|author=Leah Schnelbach|title=Daredevil Succeeds When Matt Murdock Gets His Catholic Mojo Back|source=https://www.tor.com/2018/10/25/daredevil-season-three-recommits-to-matt-murdocks-catholicism-with-great-results/}} |
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During the course of Season 2, Matt's decisions seem to have taken him along a path in which he feels that he has lost himself and betrayed his relationship with God. His near death at the end of Season 2 was almost intended to be a suicide, an act of despair. In fact, in the opening scene of Season 3, Matt |
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| Paese | Stati Uniti d'America |
| Anno | |
| Formato | serie TV |
| Genere | azione, supereroi, giallo |
| Stagioni | 3 |
| Episodi | 39 |
| Durata | 48-61 min (episodio) |
| Lingua originale | inglese, giapponese, cinese |
| Crediti | |
| Ideatore | Drew Goddard |
| Soggetto | Stan Lee, Bill Everett (fumetto) |
| Interpreti e personaggi | |
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| Doppiatori e personaggi | |
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| Musiche | John Paesano |
| Produttore | Kati Johnston |
| Produttore esecutivo | Steven S. DeKnight (st. 1), Drew Goddard, Jeph Loeb, Joe Quesada, Jim Chory, Dan Buckley, Stan Lee, Alan Fine, Cindy Holland, Kris Henigman, Allie Goss, Peter Friedlander, Doug Petrie, Marco Ramirez |
| Casa di produzione | Marvel Television ABC Studios DeKnight Productions (st. 1) Goddard Textiles |
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| Distribuzione originale | |
| Dal | 10 aprile 2015 |
| Al | 19 ottobre 2018 |
| Distributore | Netflix |
| Distribuzione in italiano | |
| Dal | 22 ottobre 2015 |
| Al | 19 ottobre 2018 |
| Distributore | Netflix |
| Opere audiovisive correlate | |
| Spin-off | The Punisher |
| Altre | Serie televisive del Marvel Cinematic Universe |
Marvel's Daredevil, nota semplicemente come Daredevil, è una serie televisiva statunitense sviluppata per Netflix da Drew Goddard e basata sull'omonimo personaggio dei fumetti Marvel Comics. La serie è ambientata all'interno del Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), ed è il primo di una serie di show che conducono al crossover The Defenders. La serie è prodotta dalla Marvel Television in associazione con gli ABC Studios e Goddard Textiles e con DeKnight Productions per la prima stagione. Steven S. DeKnight è lo showrunner della prima stagione, sostituito da Doug Petrie e Marco Ramirez per la seconda stagione; Goddard ha il ruolo di consulente creativo.
Charlie Cox interpreta il protagonista Matt Murdock, un avvocato cieco che di notte combatte il crimine nei panni di Daredevil. Il cast principale comprende inoltre Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson e Rosario Dawson, Toby Leonard Moore, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Bob Gunton, Ayelet Zurer e Vincent D'Onofrio nella prima stagione e Jon Bernthal, Élodie Yung e Stephen Rider nella seconda. La serie è girata a New York.
La prima stagione di Daredevil è stata distribuita il 10 aprile 2015. Il 21 aprile 2015 Marvel e Netflix hanno rinnovato la serie per una seconda stagione, che è stata distribuita il 18 marzo 2016. Nel luglio 2016 la serie è stata rinnovata per una terza stagione che è stata poi distribuita il 19 ottobre 2018. Una serie spin-off, The Punisher, è stata ordinata nell'aprile 2016 (distribuita il 17 novembre 2017).
Uno dei temi sottostanti a queste serie è il viaggio spirituale di Matt Murdock basato sulla sua fede cattolica. Un tema ricorrente nella serie è il conflitto di coscienza di Matt mentre cerca di combattere il male senza però diventarne partecipe lui stesso con le sue proprie azioni. La sua bussola morale gli impone il principio di mai uccidere una persona umana nella ricerca di ristabilire giustizia nella città. Se da una parte si rende conto che l'unico modo per fermare certi furfanti è con luso della forza, allo stesso tempo si trova in conflitto sul pericolo di diventare lui stesso il Diavolo quando è costretto a rispondere alla violenza con altrettanta violenza. Ed ecco che il titolo della seria diventa un gioco di parole, nel confine sottile tra l'essere un daredevil con le azioni audaci e l'essere un diavolo con azioni che sconfinano con la malvagità.
Altro tema di rilievo è quello della cecità di Matt: egli vive in un mondo di oscurità, e teme di soccombere egli stesso all'oscurità. Mentre nella sua condizione di cecità gli vengono esaltate altre abilità fisiche, tuttavia ha il timore della cecità interiore che non gli permetterebbe di vedere la via della giustizia (nel senso dell'essere giusti), similmente al rimprovero di wikipedia:it:Gesù ai farisei in Template:Citazione biblica.
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Matt: "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It's been... it's been too long since my last confession. My dad, he used to come to this church back when I was a kid. He was a fighter. Old school. Boxer. Lost more than he won. Had a 24-31 record before he, ... But he could take a punch. Jesus, he could take a punch."
Father Lantom: "Language."
Matt: "Sorry, Father. Yeah, guys he went up against used to say it was like hitting oak. And nights when he was outmatched, my dad's strategy was to let 'em hit him till they broke their hands. He never got knocked out, my dad. Knocked down, sure. But he always got back up. He was always on his feet when he lost. Every now and then, though, every now and then, he'd get hit and something inside of him would snap. My grandmother, she was the real Catholic. Fear of God ran deep. You'd have liked her. She used to say, "Be careful of the Murdock boys. They got the devil in 'em." And you'd see it sometimes in the ring. His eyes would go dead and he'd start walking forward real slow hands at his sides, like he wasn't afraid of anything. And the other guy, he'd see that look, and he'd try to get away from him. Nah. My dad, he'd catch him and trap him in the corner. Let the devil out. Yeah. Now, I didn't understand it. What he was feeling deep inside, I didn't understand it. Not back then."
Father Lantom: "But you understand it now? Perhaps this would be easier if you tell me what you've done."
Matt: "I'm not seeking penance for what I've done, Father. I'm asking forgiveness for what I'm about to do."
Father Lantom: "That's not how this works. What exactly are you going to do?"
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After Daredevil took out a covert russian operative who came searching for him at Claire's apartment, there is a scene of a dialogue between Daredevil and Claire in which he asks her explicitly, why she has decided to help him. The conversation touches on who Daredevil is, a little bit along the lines of the evangelical "Who do you say that I am?" (Marco 8,27-28).
As a vigilante, Daredevil seeks to bring justice to those who are in need of justice, resorting to the use of force to counter those who perpetrate injustice in the city. He is in someway a messiah figure, though quite different from Jesus Christ in his approach to bringing about justice. Claire Temple admires Daredevil but is also a little bit afraid of him and his ways. When she mentions the people that have been helped by Daredevil, and Daredevil invites her to be not afraid, it sounds almost a bit like Jesus answering the doubts of the disciples of John the Baptist (Matteo 11,2-6).
When Claire shows her admiration for Daredevil's ability to take a beating and stay dignified, Daredevil attributes this to his Catholic upbringing. Perhaps he is referring in some way to Jesus' teaching about turning the other cheek in the context of the Sermon on the Mount (Mattheo 5,38-39), even though he himself is willing to use force to stop the injustice of wrongdoers.
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Claire Temple: "This is way past what I signed up for."
Daredevil: "What exactly do you think that was?"
Claire Temple: "I found a man who needed help, so I helped him."
Daredevil: "Oh yeah? That simple?"
action: "Claire glances at unconscious Russian"
Claire Temple: "Do you really want to get into this in front of him?"
Daredevil: "He's out."
Claire Temple: "Maybe he's faking."
action: "Matt listens carefully"
Daredevil: "He's not."
Claire Temple: "Okay, that right there? That's what I'm talking about. Okay, I find a guy in a dumpster who turns out to be some kind of blind vigilante who can do all of this really weird shit like smell cologne through walls and sense whether someone's unconscious or faking it. Slap on top of that, he can take an unbelievable amount of punishment without one damn complaint."
Daredevil: "Well the last part's the Catholicism."
Claire Temple: "So what, I'm supposed to take it on faith I'm on the right side of this?"
Daredevil: "You don't carry a masked man bleeding to death into your apartment on faith. You knew which side you were on the moment you found me. Why'd you help me Claire?"
action: "Claire goes on listing a number of people she has met as a nurse, who have been helped by Daredevil."
Claire Temple: "Yeah, word's getting around. So I want to believe in what you're doing. I really do. But this?"
Daredevil: "I know you're afraid. You can't give into the fear. If you do, men like this win."
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Father Lantom: "Started to wonder if you'd ever turn up again."
Matt: "Yeah, I've, uh - been busy."
Father Lantom: "Hmm. Well, I'll be inside, you wanna take confession."
Matt: "Uh, Father? I was wondering if I could take you up on that latte?"
Father Lantom: "Sugar?"
Matt: "No."
Father Lantom: "So, what's on your mind, Matthew? Wasn't that hard to find out. People still remember "Battlin' Jack" Murdock around these parts and what happened to his son. Seal of confession still applies, even over lattes.
That what you're worried about."
Matt: "Do you believe in the Devil, Father?"
Father Lantom: "You mean as a concept?"
Matt: "No. Do you believe he exists? In this world, among us."
Father Lantom: "You want the short answer or the long one?"
Matt: "Just the truth."
Father Lantom: "When I was in seminary I was more studious than pious, more skeptical than most of my peers. I had this notion which I was more than willing to speak about, at length, to whoever I could corner that the Devil was inconsequential. Minor figure in the grand scheme."
Matt: "Not very Catholic of you."
Father Lantom: "Uh-huh, yeah. In my defense, in the scriptures, the Hebrew word "Satan" actually means "adversary". It's applied to any antagonist. Angels and humans, serpents and kings. Medieval theologians reinterpreted those passages to be about a single monstrous enemy. And, in my youthful zeal, I was certain I knew why: propaganda. Played up to drive people into the church."
Matt: "So you don't believe he exists."
Father Lantom: "Am I done talking?"
Matt: "Sorry."
Father Lantom: "Years later, I was in Rwanda trying to help local churches provide aid and sanctuary to refugees. I'd become close with the village elder, Gahiji. He and his family had the respect of everybody, Hutu and Tutsi alike. He'd helped them all through famines, disease. The militia liked to force Hutu villagers to murder their neighbors with machetes. But nobody would raise a hand against Gahiji. They said, "Well how can we kill such a holy man?" So the militia commander sent soldiers with orders to cut his head off in front of the entire village. Gahiji didn't try to put up a fight. Just asked for the chance to say goodbye to his family. By the time he was done, even the soldiers didn't wanna kill him. So they went to their commander and asked permission to shoot him. At least give him a quick death. The commander wanted to meet this man who had won the respect of so many. He went to Gahiji talked with him in his hut for many hours. Then he dragged him out in front of his village and hacked him to pieces along with his entire family. In that man who took Gahiji's life I saw the Devil. So yes, Matthew I believe he walks among us taking many forms."
Matt: "What if you could've stopped him from ever hurting anyone again?"
Father Lantom: "Stopped him how?"
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Matt: "It was a nice sermon."
Father Lantom: "Thank you."
Matt: "Most priests would have found something kind to say about the man himself, but..."
Father Lantom: "I said he came to church. Nothing shines up a halo faster than a death, Matthew. But funerals are for the living... and revising history... only dilutes the lessons we should learn from it."
Matt: "It wasn't my fault."
Father Lantom: "What wasn't?"
Matt: "Grotto's death."
Father Lantom: "No one said it was."
Matt: "Yeah. There's a new man in town, he's, uh... killing people in cold blood."
Father Lantom: "Yeah, I read about what happened with the Irish. Must have been a... busy couple nights."
Matt: "Yeah, I did everything I could to... uh, protect my client."
Father Lantom: "That work is done, Matthew."
Matt: "Because I failed."
Father Lantom: "At least you tried."
Matt: "Well, like you said, his life had value. A whole world's been lost and others are dying one after the other..."
Father Lantom: "Matthew, what are you looking for?"
Matt: "Forgiveness."
Father Lantom: "For what?"
Matt: "Uh... not doing more?"
Father Lantom: "You just said you did everything you could. If you're the man I understand you to be, I'm sure that's true."
Matt: "Then why do I still feel guilty?"
Father Lantom: "Guilt can be a good thing. It's the soul's call to action. The indication that... something is wrong. The only way... to rid your heart of it... is to correct your mistakes and keep going... until amends are made. I don't know what you didn't do or what you should have done... but the guilt... the guilt... means your work is not yet finished."
Matt: "Thank you."
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During the course of Season 2, Matt's decisions seem to have taken him along a path in which he feels that he has lost himself and betrayed his relationship with God. His near death at the end of Season 2 was almost intended to be a suicide, an act of despair. In fact, in the opening scene of Season 3, Matt