The Exception (Jon Bernthal, Frank Castle)

"You know what I think?"

"What?"

"I think you're a lot more dangerous than you let people believe."

Frank's eyes stay on mine.

"You have no idea."

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Frank Castle isn't your average killer. He doesn't kill for money, pleasure, or revenge. He hunts the poison that rots the world from within, leaving nothing but blood, trauma, and the people responsible in his wake.

He was content with that life. Content to keep his distance from everyone and everything that could make him human again.

Until he met her.

Willa Laurier. A girl whose boyfriend put his hands on her one too many times, and Frank made sure he would never do it again. But it didn't end there. For six months, Frank watched her. Studied her. Kept his distance.

Until one night at the bar where Willa performs, distance becomes impossible. One encounter is all it takes for the walls Frank built around himself to start crumbling. He can no longer ignore the part of him that aches for her, and Willa is slowly becoming something far more dangerous than a target.

She's becoming his weakness. But when you're the Punisher, loving someone doesn't just give you something to lose.

It gives your enemies something to take.

So the real question is:

Would Frank Castle give it all up for her?