Daredevil Quotes

Matt Murdock: I listened to you. I listened to you, and they almost died. God damn it. I’m such an idiot.

Sister Maggie: No. I’m the idiot. I told you to involve your friends, and I made things worse. I’m used to putting on a brave face when people bring their troubles to the church. And I find that they don’t just bring their troubles, they bring their answers, too, if you let them talk enough. But… what you’re dealing with is so far beyond my experience that… Well… all I can hope to do is help keep your wounds stitched and your head clear, so you can be safe. And I’ll be more careful about giving advice to the Devil. And, occasionally, possibly, I’ll try to keep my mouth shut.

Matt Murdock: Could I get that in writing?

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Sister Maggie: Hallelujah. So you can dress like a normal human being. Well, it warms my heart to see you going out to do something other than beat someone up.

Matt Murdock: How do you know? Could just be adding style to my beatings.

Sister Maggie: Did you… Did you just make a joke? You look ready to smile, which I’m sure in your case means… Well, I don’t know what that could mean, as I’ve never actually seen one. This have something to do with the blond who came to visit me today?

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Sister Maggie: Matt was a tough one when he was a kid. He held the record for the most Hail Marys, five years running.

Karen Page: Hmm. I wonder how many he’d have to say these days.

Sister Maggie: He came to us right after he lost his father. His only family. He was alone in the world. In his private darkness. Surrounded by strangers. Yet he seemed fine during the day. He’d eat with the others… attend his classes, go to mass. But he was plagued by awful nightmares. He’d wake in a sweat, screaming. He didn’t say what they were about. He’d just call out for help. So I’d go, and I’d hold his hand till he fell back asleep. But I have so many children under my care. Matthew wasn’t the only one. His nightmares went on for months. One night, Matthew called for help and I didn’t answer. I didn’t go to him. He never asked us for anything again. He shut us out. Shut everyone out. Everyone in Matthew’s life abandoned him. Including me. When someone in need tries to push you away… you have to find the strength to hold on tighter.

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Quotes from Daredevil 3x06 | Sister Maggie: When someone in need tries to push you away... you have to find the strength to hold on tighter.

Foggy Nelson: Has Matt been a sh*tty friend lately? Without a doubt. But, deep down, I think it’s hurting him as much as it’s hurting us.

Karen Page: How do you figure?

Foggy Nelson: Because he could’ve gone to any reporter, Karen, but he came to you. Maybe Matt’s finally coming to his senses. But even if he isn’t, the way he’s been treating us lately is on him. Us turning our backs would be on us. People have bailed on Matt his whole life, and I’m not gonna be one of ’em. You do what you want, but… that’s not the kind of friend I wanna be.

Karen Page: It’s like you argue for a living or something.

Foggy Nelson: Was it too much? It felt like too much.

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Quotes from Daredevil 3x06 | Foggy Nelson: Has Matt been a shitty friend lately? Without a doubt. But, deep down, I think it's hurting him as much as it's hurting us. Karen Page: How do you figure? Foggy Nelson: Because he could've gone to any reporter, Karen, but he came to you. Maybe Matt's finally coming to his senses. But even if he isn't, the way he's been treating us lately is on him. Us turning our backs would be on us. People have bailed on Matt his whole life, and I'm not gonna be one of 'em. You do what you want, but... that's not the kind of friend I wanna be.

Tammy Hattley: My dad was a trucker. He mostly hauled chemical tankers. He’d bring ’em to the house overnight before heading out sometimes. And I’d have nightmares, thinking about what could happen. But when my dad found out, he showed me a diamond-shaped decal on the back with the colors and numbers. He told me the numbers tell you how high the level of danger is. He only hauled level four, safest stuff. Once I knew that, it didn’t seem so scary anymore.

Ray Nadeem: Level four is the most lethal code.

Tammy Hattley: But I didn’t know that. And I didn’t worry when he drove off every morning in a rolling fire bomb. The lies that keep us safe are the ones worth telling.

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Wilson Fisk (to Ray): I’ve spent much of my life alone. And for many years, I pretended that this was the source of my strength. I told myself I had free will. And in that time, I achieved a great deal. But I was not fulfilled. I was longing for a connection that I could imagine but I could not achieve. Searching and not finding. Until Vanessa. Until I discovered love. I thought I would explode with the sense of power and freedom that she brought me. That the world lay at my feet. But then that passed when I discovered the great lie at the heart of love. That what I took for true freedom was precisely the reverse. You can build a prison of stone and steel, but you merely present the prisoner with a challenge. Any truly determined man will find a way out. But love… Love is the perfect prison. Inescapable. So you see, Agent Nadeem… I am always in prison, wherever I go. And if these things (cuffs on his hands) help me protect Vanessa, then they are nothing to me. I will do whatever I must.

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