Maya Lopez Quotes

(Fisk is holding Maya’s family hostage…)

Wilson Fisk: You brought this upon yourself!

Maya Lopez: They have nothing to do with this! They’re in my blood, in my heart. I’m a part of them, and they’re a part of me. I’m their legacy not yours.

Wilson Fisk: I can’t remember a time when I haven’t loved you like a daughter. We only had each other. Don’t you remember?

Maya Lopez: My memories are a lie. A child’s fantasy that turned a monster into a hero.

Wilson Fisk: A monster? You knew what you were part of at every turn. All the people you killed for me, did you plead for their lives? I ask you who’s the monster?

Maya Lopez: You isolated me. Told me you were the only one I could trust. But it was all a lie. Even these contacts, you got them because you didn’t care enough to learn to sign.

Wilson Fisk: It hurts that you were so ready to believe the worst. You raised a hand to me in violence.

Maya Lopez: Violence was always our language.

Wilson Fisk: I thought you saw my actions as heroic.

Maya Lopez: I used to.

Wilson Fisk: I always had your back. Even then, I couldn’t stand when you would get hurt. That hasn’t changed.

Wilson Fisk: I’m not angry with you, Maya… despite… the little souvenir you left me with. But you did what you thought you had to, just like I taught you. And I was impressed. And I think there’s a part of you that’s happy that I’m still alive.

Maya Lopez: No. I can assure you I wanted you dead.

Wilson Fisk: But your face, it told another story just now when you saw me. Relief.

Maya Lopez: Why are you here?

Wilson Fisk: I thought that we could have a Sunday family dinner like we used to.

Maya Lopez: It’s Thursday.

Wilson Fisk: A toast. To your final lesson.

Maya Lopez: Final?

Wilson Fisk: Yes. Well, we’ll still have our… our Sunday evening dinners, but your tutelage has come to an end. You’re ready.

Maya Lopez: For what?

Wilson Fisk: To move from the theoretical to the practical. You and I we are the only ones we can trust. That’s your final lesson.