I really like how deep you go into Karen's trauma and anger here - and just how much it's that part of herself that draws her to Frank. Matt idealizes her, Foggy (god bless) is so sweet that he basically doesn't understand violence at all. Frank's really the only one she has who she can talk to about it. In some mysterious way they get to be more human with each other than they do anyone else. And as fragile as that connection is (especially for Frank, who is so so fucked up) it's still there.
"She reads, a few days later, about a group of cartel members blown to smithereens by a mysterious gas explosion by the pier. It’s strange, the things men do to convince themselves they’re still monsters." Chilling and perfect.
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