Dr. Evil
Eternal
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How delusional are these cops who idolize Castle? They don't know what his policy on police is, so they suspect that he's pro police and anti-vigilante. We know that Castle is no fan of the NYPD, but he knows which cop good and which cop is bad and would take different approaches depending on who it is. We saw in season 2 of his series how he felt about Brett Mahoney and most likely he would have done the same to Misty Knight and Eddy Costa (the cop from Jessica Jones). He would feel the same way about Costa as he did about Mahoney and likely as he would have about Misty: a bit of an antagonist, but someone he would knock out in a fight rather than kill.
However, those cops in this series do not know that. They assume that he is pro police and anti-vigilante. They idolize him without knowing what his true motives are. Whoever killed Hector Ayala (probably Cole North, who has not been introduced yet), is under the assumption that Castle would have done the same. Castle would not have done the same. Castle would have most likely have had the same dynamic with Ayala as he did with Matt in Season Two of the Netflix series.
These cops are in for a rude awakening as soon as Frank is ready to go.
However, those cops in this series do not know that. They assume that he is pro police and anti-vigilante. They idolize him without knowing what his true motives are. Whoever killed Hector Ayala (probably Cole North, who has not been introduced yet), is under the assumption that Castle would have done the same. Castle would not have done the same. Castle would have most likely have had the same dynamic with Ayala as he did with Matt in Season Two of the Netflix series.
These cops are in for a rude awakening as soon as Frank is ready to go.