10 Big Questions We're Asking After Daredevil Season 2

6. What Lies Ahead For Elektra?

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Netflix
The arrival of Elektra was one of the biggest selling points of Daredevil€™s second season €“ that and the debut of Frank Castle €“ and the on-off lover of Matt Murdock certainly made a major impression once she finally did arrive midway through the season. Is she a hero? Is she a villain? Is she somewhere in between? The answer is likely all three depending on what day of the week it is. To say Elektra is a complex character is a massive understatement, but she€™s nothing if not fascinating. Having given her own life in order to protect the Guardian Devil, the final moments of Season 2 saw The Hand with the dead body of €œBlack Sky€ in their possession. With a resurrection on the cards for Elektra, how will this change her outlook on life and what sort of threat, if any, will she be for Daredevil in the future?
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