Things about living in Marvel

Chapter 142 Interview
"Hello, Mr. Fisk." The host of the TV station said to Fisk who walked onto the stage.

"Hello." Fisk shook hands with the other party politely.

"As far as I know, you took the initiative to ask us to make an appointment for this interview." After the pleasantries, the host began to get down to business, "However, in the past, you didn't seem to be the kind of person who was willing to take the initiative to show your face."

"Yes." Fisk nodded, "My recent experience has made me understand a lot of things. In the past, I have been busy with my own affairs, hoping to prove it with my actual actions, but it turns out that I was wrong .

"Recently, I have been free for a long time, which allowed me to calm down and reflect on everything in the past, so I finally figured out a lot of things.

"In many cases, actions do not necessarily speak louder than words.

"I've made mistakes in the past, but now, I don't fall twice in the same place."

"You said you made mistakes, do you mean the crimes you have been accused of in the past?" The host said bluntly, and he raised a piece of paper in his hand, "As far as I know, there are many crimes you have been accused of. So many."

"No." Fisk's face remained the same, without the slightest sign of being irritated, "This is indeed my mistake, but my mistake is not these accusations.

"In the past, I've been busy with my career and I've always hoped that I could do something better.

"But when you're trying to change something, when you're trying to do something that actually works, you're bound to get held back.

"And the biggest mistake I made was giving up my voice.

"People can only hear the voices against me, but they can't know the real me."

"You mean, these are all fake? They're all fabricated?" the host asked immediately.

"Of course." Fisk replied unhurriedly, "If they are true, then why can I still sit here and chat with you, instead of continuing to stay in prison."

"This happens to be our next question." The host replied, "Many people expressed the sadness that power and money are above the law when you are released from prison."

"Then let's finish the first question first." Fisk said, "As I said before, people misunderstand me. What I do is to make things better. But people misunderstand I.

"People hate me, loathe me, think I'm an unforgivable person, but I'm not.

"As you said, I was not thrown into prison. This is not a victory of power and money. On the contrary, it is a victory of fairness. The law is just, and it will not change because of your identity and property. "

……

"He's farting." Colt leaned on the bed, watching Kim's interview on his phone, "If it's really fair and not that he hired the best lawyer and bought and intimidated the jury, he should still be in prison now Nest."

"If you feel unhappy, you can turn off the live broadcast." Valeria glanced at him, then continued to read with her head down.

"Are you actually reading a literary work instead of a paper?" Colt looked at "Moby Dick" in Valeria's hand with some doubts, "Besides, I didn't come here to listen to Jin and make it up. I hope he can say something real on the show."

……

"Okay, having said so much, next, I'm going to say something meaningful." Fisk said in the program.

He pulls out a blueprint: "I'm a Hell's Kitchen kid.

"I know what kind of place it is.

"It's also clear to me, right now, for you guys watching the show, that Hell's Kitchen is just a place of conceptual confusion, perhaps in your minds, where it equates to gangsters and crime.

"However, you'll never know how miserable the people who actually live here are.

"I lost everything in Hell's Kitchen, but I also gained a lot. Now, it's time for me to give back to everyone."

He unfolded the drawing.

"This is the new Hell's Kitchen," he said. "My construction team will completely rebuild the place. The dirty streets of the past will be replaced by clean roads, and the alleys full of drugs and gangsters will become Into a brand-new garden, children can go to the streets freely, and people can freely go to bars and cinemas after work in the dark.

"It's my dream, what I'm hoping for."

"And now that I've officially been endorsed by the council, next month it's going to start.

"It's going to be the new Hell's Kitchen."

"That sounds beautiful," said the host.

"It would have been nice," Fisk replied, "but amid all the nice things, there was something not so nice.

"Like I said before, the law is fair and I stood in court and proved my innocence, however, some people did not.

"I'm free, but what about those who framed me? Why didn't they receive the punishment they deserved?
"I could spend months in prison for a crime that didn't actually exist, and why don't clowns who veil their faces, wear ridiculous uniforms, and enforce the law in private at night, why don't they?

"Could it be that they can claim to be righteous and break countless laws? But they want to accuse me in turn?

"This is not fair and just!"

"Look at that self-proclaimed devil vigilante. After all these years, has he really saved anything? Has Hell's Kitchen changed at all? He hasn't done anything at all! His actions are preventing me from actually saving this place. piece of land!
"He shouldn't be in my new Hell's Kitchen at all!

"Perhaps this demon is not bad, after all, not long ago, we had a lunatic who shot innocent teenagers!

"Could it be that this kind of person is what we call a hero?

"I think the world would be a better place if there were no such so-called 'heroes' who violently enforce the law at night or hunt and kill people with sniper rifles during the day!"

……

"Now I understand." Colt bowed his head. "He declared war."

"Obviously, Jin doesn't want to put everything on the table, or put on the table what people want to see." Valeria smiled disdainfully, "After all, at least he doesn't have to cover his face, but you seem It became a good example for him to use to attract sympathy."

"I'll make him pay the price." Colt gritted his teeth, "If he wants to use me to make a fuss, he must think about the consequences."

(End of this chapter)