Quicksilver is currently a probationary Avengers member. I would actually find it implausible if he had the time to act as Noa's protective detail. And bodyguarding isn't one of those things that speed really helps with. Its purely passive/defensive.
It's a lot more efficient to get rid of the witness rather than the lawyer or the cops if you are going to resort to that.
I'll let someone else have a shot at it; I'm notoriously bad at guessing games.
Well. If it's not another attempt to kill her, it's either the missing evidence from Cali or a polite message from Fisk to not get involved.
Not a bomb, and neither of those things.
Something about their new show, Law & Order? Or is it something to do with the production on Schindler's List being about to begin in earnest?
Do you think I'm stupid?
Alright thread, we all need to put our individual brain cell together to crack this enigma.
Well, if we look at shows produced by Universal Television, there's technically one other legal drama set to air in 1991: The Antagonists. Depending how far out we want to go for anything legal related, Dick Wolf's content mill has a few independent projects set to come out over the next decade. Swift Justice, Feds, Players, and so on. Depends how far out we're going for production.
Can't imagine what Law and Order would want with her, though. They're a show about, as we all know, "two separate, yet equally important, groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders" (these are their stories, dundun). Maybe an interview, hoping to write another "Ripped From The Headlines" story with a focus on mutants. But given the show's general politics regarding how the police and prosecutors function, I don't imagine it'd be all that positive towards a character like Noa.
sometimes Kingpin arranges his own arrest/incarceration to stir up conflict among his subordinates/rivals as they try to become the new kingpin. In those cases, he can have evidence saved to be revealed later that 'proves his innocence/alibi' or otherwise invalidates the conviction, at which point he swoops back in, and stomps on the surviving competitors for his seat.
My thought was a script for a TV movie/miniseries/etc based on either the Pyro trial or the Tennis Star one (she did 'save' Pro sports with that case)
yeah but in this case the witness is The Blob, he's not an easy mark.
Honestly, its where my mind went first as well. The issue with that as a suggestion though, is that I'd actually expect them to reach out with an agent rather than cold calling her an entire damn contract. Scripts and stuff are usually kept under NDA's aren't they? This would basically be them putting the cart before they even know if they have a horse.
They might want her to be an advisor for the recurring defense attorney Danielle Melnick, who was McCoy's friend and rival - his equal as a defense attorney. She was a zealous, crusading attorney, who often took on cases to make political points. Sound like Noa?
Civilian 1: "Run! She's Lawzilla!"
So the basic concept behind this was that it's a Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, one of the ones where it's unclear if Calvin's just imagining things or if he's actually a reality warper of some kind.
So this line has actually blurred a fair bit. To the point that the old timeline document is effectively defunct.
Well, I don't think she signed for it, so its not legally binding? They can't actually prove she received the mail and started the countdown. Dunno NY law someone correct me but I think thats the process.
