If you ever start making dad puns I'm never going to stop teasing you for it. [Says the person who keeps making puns, specially when it comes to his superhero name.] Me? Well... [She takes a moment.] Mom wanted me to take over the company, so I was mostly thinking of pursuing my a career as an athlete. At least for a few years.

[Would she actually make a good teacher? A coach? Maybe she could do something about that.] You think the kids at the orphanage might want to learn? Not with real arrows, obviously.

[She's distracted, considering what she could teach those kids, when Matt comments on Barbie.] Wait, you've seen it??

Yeah, I haven't really thought that far ahead, to be honest. [She wasn't a kid anymore, but Kate still felt that a future like that was too far ahead. She usually thought about the present.] Maybe - Maybe we should call the LARPers? Ask them to come up with a story for the kids. They could make their costumes and their weapons-- [A beat.] Okay, maybe the church isn't exactly big on weapons, not even the fake kind.

[Archery is different, though. It's an art.]

Shit, I can't believe I missed that! Please tell me you guys dressed in pink!

I'll ask them if they can come up with something. If not, just the making of costumes would probably be fun for the kids. I can cover the costs of materials.

You have no idea of how refreshing it is to hear that from a guy, Matt. Though, you probably do. Also, I bet Karen has photos then and I'm gonna ask her about it. [A beat.] You realize that the next time we do karaoke you're obligated to sing the Ken song, right?

The church is not big on you being spontaneous? [That was a shame. The kids probably loved Daredevil's surprise visits.

It's touching, though. Probably for the wrong reasons. Probably because she's finding a connection and reason that is not really there. But she is kinda touched to think she'll have his mom's number. That she'll get to meet her.] I'll ask her if she also has other ideas. Bishop Security can probably help.

[She wonders how he feels about that kinda experience, about going to the movies. Does he ever feel like he is missing out just because he can't see?] Since when is karaoke meant just for the people who have a good voice?

Did you get it from your dad then? [She wonders about how he was like. Matt probably doesn't have any photos. But maybe she can find one online to see if they look alike?]

You don't need to thank me. I like knowing the money can go somewhere where its really needed.

Matt, are you saying you never sing in the shower? Or while doing chores or whatever?

What's your favorite memory with your dad?

Then there's no question about it. Pretty sure we can also put some New York orphanages at the top of the priority list on our next charity event.

And your ears don't bleed? You can't be that bad then.

Hey, kids deserve to live a little and everyone's favorite memories involve fast food and staying up late. [It's cute though. Imagining a tiny version of him, sleepy but happy to welcome his dad. Excited to go out for late dinner with him.]

Oh, you're coming? I didn't know you wanted me to invite you.

It doesn't need to be a karaoke bar. We can just get one of those karaoke microphones and do it at home with friends.

I'm probably not the best person to have an opinion about having money or not. But, I don't know, when I was a kid I also liked playing with a lot of dumb stuff. Like, sometimes when we bought something my parents would save me the big boxes and I would draw on them and made windows and doors and I would build houses in my bedroom. Or targets or whatever.

Yeah, I should probably invite you.... [Even if she sounds unsure.] Of course I would never force you to wear a tux. [She pauses.] Think you can dress as Oliver Twist instead?

Matt, you can't both be the blind and the deaf guy! You gotta pick one.

I'm sorry, are you calling me a cat? [A beat.] If anything, you're the one who wears cat ears with his suit.

... Matt, I was fucking with you. Honestly, the one reason why I wouldn't want you there would be to be to spare you from it.

Yeah, but... Would you really give up music for not listeing to dumb shit?

You can't see them, Matt. You don't have a say in this. [She pauses.] And they totally look like cat ears. Sometimes.

Yeah, same. ... But the kids are worth it.

Nope. Now you get to be the blind guy who can't hear because you're being a jerk.

Of course they wouldn't. The red cat ears are totally imposing but also flattering.

Why is it weird?

Would you dare to ask the same thing in Kirsten's face?

Melvin and Luke totally know what they're doing and you have a whole thirsty fandom supporting that!

But why is it so weird? I mean, I bet you had a tough time. But some memories must be nice ones.

She's gonna end up throwing her shoe from across the room and we are all going to cheer on that queen.

Oh, come on. I've already told you how the duck made some ovaries implode. It's not so bad, Matt.

Yeah, I think I kinda get it. Maybe I was too used to visit mom. It is kinda weird to sleep in my childhood bed, though.

No, but it might make your dream come true and make you deaf.