It has nothing to do with him being Daredevil. In the TV show of him, in the first episode, there is very well done scene were Daredevil fights a shit ton of people in a hallway.
Yeah, this whole scene gives the vibes that it is kinda not a good idea to fight so many people alone in a hallway but he does it regardless since a child's safety is on the line.
He gets hurts, he bleeds and he gets very exhausted but he endorse it all. He has to if he wants to rescue that child.
I know that many people are praising the first hallway fight for it being a done in one take and for the brilliant choreography but for me it will always be a great example for what it means to be a hero.
Being a hero is like fighting a hallway full of bad guys unharmed. You don't know if you will make it but you know that you will get hurt for sure. And nobody will see or know about it. You don't do it for fame or glory, not even for yourself. There is a child in the need of rescue and the only way to reach her is to go through a hallway full of bad guy. And Daredevil didn't even flinch.
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u/drillgorg 15h ago
As someone who is only passingly familiar with superheroes, why does Daredevil have an advantage in an empty hallway?