- "If you attack Davos, it ends with you and your men dead or arrested. Or you can take what you have here and do what no one else has been able to do. End the fighting."
- ―Colleen Wing to Sherry Yang
War Without End is the ninth episode of the second season of the television series Iron Fist.
Synopsis[]
Facing a life-changing decision, Danny and Colleen debate their next move. Meanwhile, Davos' contempt for mercy grows stronger.
Plot[]
Danny Rand tries to convince Colleen Wing to take the power of the Iron Fist, telling her that he needs to know who he is without it. It is not that he does not want the power, but Wing tells him no – he is the Iron Fist, not her.
BB hides out at Bayard Community Center. He is called by Crank who pretends that he and the squad want out as well, telling him about Ryhno's death, but not that fact that he killed him. Crank gets BB to tell him where he is. Davos interrogates Joy Meachum about her role in the theft of the bowl. After Crank tells him that BB is at Bayard and both the Yangsi Gonshi and Golden Tigers are there looking to take Davos down, he pushes Joy over a railing in an attempt to kill her.
Misty Knight contacts Rand and Wing to tell them she has police support to go in and get the bowl from Davos, having gone over William Pike's head and spoken directly to Priscilla Ridley. Knight also managed to find out where Frank Choi is and persuaded the FBI to bring him to the apartment so Wing can talk to him about the box she found. Wing questions Choi about the box and he says the woman who gave it to him told him the story about Pirate Queen of Pinghai Bay. Wing realizes that her mother – who she believed to be dead – had traveled to New York City and used the box to pay for her passage.
Ward Meachum secures Walker's redacted file. Before heading to rescue Joy, Walker takes them to obtain ordnance from Turk Barrett. Walker buys an assault rifle, and Ward buys a pistol.
At Eden Towers, Joy is injured but alive. Chen Wu is surprised, believing that she would be dead. Joy offers him money to let her go, but Wu is a changed man and believes in Davos.
Rand and Wing arrive at Bayard after being told that Sherry Yang and her alliance is preparing to take on Davos. Wing confronts them and manages to talk them down, and is then approached by BB and given the bowl they need for the ceremony. Davos' students show up outside and all assembled realize that Davos is on his way. Rand and Wing try to evacuate Yang and her forces out of the basement entrance, but they are met by Davos. Liu buys time with his life for them to escape back upstairs. BB tries to reason with his crew, and is stabbed by Crank.
Upstairs, Rand and Davos fight. Rand pretends that his injury is worse than it is to gain the advantage and manages to tranquilize Davos using ketamine that has been confiscated by Bayard from the homeless who use the center. Wing fights Davos' students and tries to keep BB alive until the emergency services arrive but she is too late.
With the bowl in hand, Rand and Wing take Davos to the apartment where the Crane Sisters start the ritual. Recent events convince Wing to take the Iron Fist, and they begin tattooing her arm in preparation.
Knight heads to rescue Joy. Ward and Walker arrive, and Ward shoots Wu in the neck, thinking he was Davos. Ward gets Joy topside, while Knight tries to save Wu. Walker, knowing that he would die, kills Wu then knocks out Misty, intending to lay a trap to kill Davos.
With the tattoo finished, Rand guides Wing through the transfer ritual, but Davos wakes halfway through and interrupts it. Despite the interference, Wing manages to summon the Iron Fist.
Cast[]
Main Cast:
- Finn Jones as Danny Rand/Iron Fist
- Jessica Henwick as Colleen Wing
- Tom Pelphrey as Ward Meachum
- Jessica Stroup as Joy Meachum
- Sacha Dhawan as Davos
- Simone Missick as Misty Knight
- Alice Eve as Mary Walker
Guest Stars:
- Rob Morgan as Turk Barrett
- Giullian Yao Gioiello as BB
- Fernando Chien as Chen Wu
- Sky Lakota-Lynch as Crank
- Christine Toy Johnson as Sherry Yang
- Andrew Cao as Liu
- James Chen as Sam Chung
- Jes J.N. Mau as Frank Choi
- Jowin Marie Batoon as Torx
- Lori Laing as Avalon
- Lauren Mary Kim as D.K.
- Jean Tree as Aiko
- Joomin Hwang as Hatchet Soldier
- Smitty Chai as Golden Tiger Soldier
- Stan Lee as Irving Forbush (uncredited)
Appearances[]
Locations[]
- New York City, New York
- Bayard Community Center
- Eden Towers
- Chikara Dojo
- Silver Lotus (mentioned)
- New York City Hall (mentioned)
- K'un-Lun (mentioned)
- Pinghai Bay, China (mentioned)
Events[]
- Triad War
- Attack on Bayard Community Center
- Assassination of Hai-Qing Yang (mentioned)
- Murder of Henry Yip (mentioned)
- Rescue of Joy Meachum
- Trial of Shou-Lao (mentioned)
- Duel of K'un-Lun (mentioned)
Items[]
- Tibetan Singing Bowl
- Misty Knight's Prosthetic Arm
- Ceremonial Needles
- Mark of Shou-Lao
- Colleen Wing's Katana
- Yangsi Gonshi Hatchets
- Esketamine
- Oxycodone (mentioned)
- Methadone (mentioned)
Concepts[]
Creatures[]
Vehicles[]
To be added
Organizations[]
- Rand Enterprises
- Ryhno's Gang
- New York City Police Department
- Yangsi Gonshi
- Golden Tigers
- Crane Sisters
- FBI (mentioned)
- United States Marshals Service (mentioned)
Mentioned[]
- Ryhno
- Henry Yip
- William Pike
- Priscilla Ridley
- Wu Ao-Shi
- Azumi Ozawa
- Harold Meachum
- Hai-Qing Yang
- Lei Kung
Trivia[]
- "War Without End" is the title of Power Man and Iron Fist Vol 1 #83.
Music[]
Song title | Artist | Location(s) |
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Blue Me | Arnett Cobb, Tommy Flanagan, Sam Jones, Art Taylor & Danny Barrajanos |
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The Blood of Shou-Lao | Robert Lydecker |
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