Marvel's Daredevil Season 3: 10 Early Predictions For Season 4
4. Matt And Karen Get Back Together
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Matt Murdock hasn't exactly had the best love life in the comics, with pretty much everyone close to him suffering from his vigilante persona in some way, but given that there's now scope for this version of Daredevil to be happy, there's a genuine prospect that Matt and Karen will rekindle their romance.
The pair tried to get things moving in Season 2, even as former flame Elektra resurfaced, and given how they ended things in Season 3 it makes plenty of sense for them to try again. Throw in the added wrinkle of Page, Nelson & Murdock hiring Karen as a private investigator, there's potential for Matt and her to team up both in a civilian sense - with Matt as a lawyer - and in a vigilante one too, with Murdock evidently keen to ensure Daredevil retains a presence in Hell's Kitchen.
Either way, it makes sense for Matt and Karen to try to work things out again. If things don't work out, however, fans are unlikely to complain, seeing as how they work so well as friends anyway.
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