This is why I hated the series and its depiction of Maggie. In the comics, Maggie suffered from post-partum psychosis and was going to harm Matt when in a moment of clarity realized what she was doing and fled before she could harm her own baby. Maggie lived in the streets and didn't want to go back. She was found by the Church, taken in, cared for, and sent to a therapist until she was well enough to go back home. People don't understand the stigma that women with post-partum depression and psychosis went through in those days. Maggie's guilt prevented her from going home to Matt. Her fear of harming her son was just too much and so she joined the Church, hoping that she would seek penance for her failings. She became an activist and a force of good in the world--diverting all her efforts to help women in her situation and etc. In the end, Matt and Maggie did reconcile in the most beautiful way. When Maggie asked for forgiveness for "failing him", Matt said: "If failing meant that you became a force of good in this world, then we should all fail so spectacularly."
Matt deserves better. His father killed, Stick leaving him the way he did, losing Elektra, believing his mother to be dead most of his life until learning she has been alive all this time, barely 10 blocks away from him then a small part of his life as Sister Maggie. yes she suffered through postpartum depression. She left to protect him and went to the church to better herself. That part I understand completely and good for her to get the help she needed. But by the time Matt’s dad was killed, she should have came in to help her son when he truly needed his mother the most. That is the big reason I understand why Matt left without saying a word to her at this point of the show. Matt deserves better. Thanks for uploading.
I love the concept of Matt leaving the Church, a place of peace and comfort, to take residence in a boxing gym, whose function is to distill violence. Both homes embodied by both his father and mother. If Maggie and the church maybe representing Matts heart and generosity, he left that all behind to ruminate his life's misery through imagined conversation with his dead criminal father. He couldn't bring himself to try understand and forgive her and he gave himself in to all the anger and rage inside of him.
I absolutely have compassion for her post partum depression. Especially since it wasn't well understood back then. But I'm also glad she told Karen that, later, when Matt went blind, when Jack died... She was a coward. Because it's one thing, to not mentally be able to handle the post partum. But by the time Matt lost his dad, she could've and should've stepped up. And that's the part I blame her for. The part that I would find hard to forgive.
@@gutzz1519 having a nice nun at the orphanage, doesn't mean the same as having a parent and not being an orphan or not growing up in an orphanage. It did nothing for Matt.
@@jacmenz4113 And yet in many lists, WandaVision keeps beating Daredevil out for #1. What the Hell, people?? Without Daredevil on Netflix, Disney+ wouldn't be doing their straight-to-streaming shows.
@@JohnDoe-hk4tt I won't deny WandaVision is good, but it's not like we'll be getting a second season to it like Daredevil did; Dr. Strange 2 saw to that. And as for Daredevil, his cameo in No Way Home may have been awesome, but he's now been reduced to a She-Hulk booty call. Vito Corleone: "🥺😢... Look at how they massacred my boy!"
It's the crushing realization that she failed her own son. Matthew has possibly been to this church hundreds of times. Not once in his life did she ever make herself known.
Just ealier i left my mothers house due to complicated vibes. I can relate to this very well. I blocked my mother and left home with the clothes on my back. I wonder if she cried like his mother. I wonder if she cried on my bed. I wonder. Anyone who has issues with their mother, dont abandon your mother. Because its the worst mistake you could ever do. Live free. Die young.
Matt went through his whole life being abandoned over and over.
That's why Foggy is the best established friend he could of had
This is why I hated the series and its depiction of Maggie. In the comics, Maggie suffered from post-partum psychosis and was going to harm Matt when in a moment of clarity realized what she was doing and fled before she could harm her own baby. Maggie lived in the streets and didn't want to go back. She was found by the Church, taken in, cared for, and sent to a therapist until she was well enough to go back home. People don't understand the stigma that women with post-partum depression and psychosis went through in those days. Maggie's guilt prevented her from going home to Matt. Her fear of harming her son was just too much and so she joined the Church, hoping that she would seek penance for her failings. She became an activist and a force of good in the world--diverting all her efforts to help women in her situation and etc. In the end, Matt and Maggie did reconcile in the most beautiful way. When Maggie asked for forgiveness for "failing him", Matt said: "If failing meant that you became a force of good in this world, then we should all fail so spectacularly."
@@rumblefish9 well maybe the story isnt comicly accurate but it's still a very good series tho, probably one of my favorites
While Dex went through the same thing, but Matt didn’t turn into a monster because of it
Me too
The moment when she finally realizes how much she failed. This scene still makes me tear up.
Matt deserves better. His father killed, Stick leaving him the way he did, losing Elektra, believing his mother to be dead most of his life until learning she has been alive all this time, barely 10 blocks away from him then a small part of his life as Sister Maggie.
yes she suffered through postpartum depression. She left to protect him and went to the church to better herself. That part I understand completely and good for her to get the help she needed.
But by the time Matt’s dad was killed, she should have came in to help her son when he truly needed his mother the most. That is the big reason I understand why Matt left without saying a word to her at this point of the show. Matt deserves better. Thanks for uploading.
So heartbreaking, but this is one of hundreds of reasons why i love this show...
How pity it was, She was always their for him, but yet he was always alone.
Because she got to still have her son, but he never knew his mother.
That hits like a truck
@@nunabisness7191more like abandonment
I love the concept of Matt leaving the Church, a place of peace and comfort, to take residence in a boxing gym, whose function is to distill violence. Both homes embodied by both his father and mother. If Maggie and the church maybe representing Matts heart and generosity, he left that all behind to ruminate his life's misery through imagined conversation with his dead criminal father. He couldn't bring himself to try understand and forgive her and he gave himself in to all the anger and rage inside of him.
It broke my heart seeing Matts mom cry.
I absolutely have compassion for her post partum depression. Especially since it wasn't well understood back then.
But I'm also glad she told Karen that, later, when Matt went blind, when Jack died... She was a coward.
Because it's one thing, to not mentally be able to handle the post partum.
But by the time Matt lost his dad, she could've and should've stepped up.
And that's the part I blame her for. The part that I would find hard to forgive.
She did as she was there at the orphanage when matts dad died however she didn’t reveal herself to her
@@gutzz1519 having a nice nun at the orphanage, doesn't mean the same as having a parent and not being an orphan or not growing up in an orphanage. It did nothing for Matt.
@@GrayShadowOfNight I meant to say kind of did buy yea you're right
she basically abandoned her child
Rare occurance see her here: a Goody two shoes who exhibits real pain...
Daredevil might just be the best SHOW ever made, not just super hero show
might? I have no doubt
best superhero show and probably top 3 best show ever if not the best
@@jacmenz4113 And yet in many lists, WandaVision keeps beating Daredevil out for #1. What the Hell, people?? Without Daredevil on Netflix, Disney+ wouldn't be doing their straight-to-streaming shows.
@@sebastianemond5313 wandavision is very unique and good but in no way is it better than daredevil. every season was a masterpiece
@@JohnDoe-hk4tt I won't deny WandaVision is good, but it's not like we'll be getting a second season to it like Daredevil did; Dr. Strange 2 saw to that.
And as for Daredevil, his cameo in No Way Home may have been awesome, but he's now been reduced to a She-Hulk booty call.
Vito Corleone: "🥺😢... Look at how they massacred my boy!"
This was one of the saddest scenes I’ve ever seen
It's the crushing realization that she failed her own son. Matthew has possibly been to this church hundreds of times. Not once in his life did she ever make herself known.
Just ealier i left my mothers house due to complicated vibes. I can relate to this very well. I blocked my mother and left home with the clothes on my back. I wonder if she cried like his mother. I wonder if she cried on my bed. I wonder. Anyone who has issues with their mother, dont abandon your mother. Because its the worst mistake you could ever do. Live free. Die young.
abandoning my mother is the last thing I wish and if I do, I'd rather die
Hope you’re both ok.
You deserve this pain
No