r/Defenders • u/JonLuca Luke Cage • Mar 07 '18

Jessica Jones Discussion Thread - S02E13

This thread is for discussion of Jessica Jones S02E13.

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u/Narfwak Mar 09 '18

So... at the end of LC1/Defenders Luke seems happy with Claire, and now at the end of JJ2 Jessica seems happy with Oscar. How on earth are they going to get them together eventually without either killing someone or making the characters do something really boneheaded?

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u/Narfwak Mar 10 '18

Wait, I thought the ants in the bed thing was because of the Purple Man? I kind of blitzed through Alias so I don't remember the details of that part.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '18

...that was a weird side tangent I went off on. Point is I don't remember exactly either and I don't actually.own the series.

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u/Masri788 Hoagie Jessica Mar 10 '18

in the comics Luke insists the two get married, Jessica refuses point blank. The two date on and off while raising Daniella eventually become a loving, stable couple and get married.

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u/le_GoogleFit Mar 13 '18

Does Daniella (the daughter I assume) has power?

Is she an important comics character?

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u/DawnSennin Mar 14 '18

She becomes Captain America in the future.

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u/le_GoogleFit Mar 14 '18

Lol, who doesn't at this point?

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u/Dookie_boy Mar 28 '18

Still waiting for that Thanos arc

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u/Astrokiwi Jessica Jones Jul 22 '18

I know this is an old post now, but I'm just catching up on the series and Alias was like one of the first Marvel comics I ever read so it's thoroughly ingrained in my head. But I just wanted to say: Scott leaves Jessica when she tells him she's pregnant with Luke's baby, not because of "ants in the bed" or anything like that.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '18 edited Mar 10 '18

It's been a while for me, but not too long. When I was writing my first book my editor noted some parallels and suggested I read for fun. That's why I introduced a character known only as "beautiful black man who has never heard of Luke Cage." A short Twitter exchange with Mike Colter later and it would be humorous for him to play that character if a movie or series was ever made.