Daredevil 2.13-A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen was written by Douglas Petrie and Marco Ramirez, based on material by Stan Lee and Bill Everett

Karen Page: I don't even know if I should start with the hostage crisis or rank or vigilante justice.

Editor: That's just... that's just garbage.

Karen Page: Well, it's news.

Editor: No, it's not.Not anymore, I mean. All the facts about that have been reported already. Look. If you... if you really wanna torture yourself this holiday, go ahead, be my guest. But at least write something new. Something different. Something that only you can write.

Karen: Right, which... which would be what?

Editor: The truth. Your truth, Karen. All of it. Everything that you've been through. Don't pull any punches. This is New York. People think that they've seen everything. Prove em wrong. Tell them something they don't know. Hell, I'd read the shit out of that.

This text represents what I have found so far in the Bible (while admittedly using mostly Rob Lacey’s The Word on the Street) and in my own experiences, (including encounters with the “hounds of hell” as described by folk tales, classical literature, and popular media, but told mostly through this Pastor’s dream sequences). This is another entry in the Monkey’s Brain series as it is not sorted in any significant way.