Moon Knight Episode 5 has finally answered one of the biggest questions on the Disney Plus Show. There are big spoilers. If you haven’t seen the latest episode, come back now!
From the start of the series, how Oscar Isaac’s Mark Spector developed his alternate character, Steven Grant, was a mystery. The duo appeared regularly throughout the show, but episode 4 was the first time both characters appeared on screen at the same time, and this continued through episode 5.
In the episode, Taweret tells both Marc and Steven that they must explore the past to safely pass through the Egyptian afterlife. Dark events of Mark’s childhood are revealed. We learned that he had a younger brother who drowned while exploring a cave together, and Mark’s mother blamed him for his accident.
In the disturbing flashback, we see Marc’s mother trying to access his bedroom. And Marc turns into his Steven persona, inspired by the Indiana Jones-esque adventure film in Episode 4. Marc then explains that Steven’s “point” is unaware of the abuse and that Steven was allowed to lead a “happy, simple and normal life.” But Stephen is upset that his life was a lie.
The episode ends with Steven trapped in an afterlife that has greatly upset the internet. So it remains to be seen whether he can escape from the final episode and help Mark stop Ethan Hawke’s Arthur Harrow.
You can check the Moon Knight release schedule to see exactly when the finale releases in your timeframe, and in the meantime, check out our ultimate guide to Marvel Phase 4 for everything the MCU has in store for us. If you haven’t already, sign up for Disney Plus here.
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Moon Knight episode 5 finally explains one of the show’s biggest mysteries
Moon Knight episode 5 has finally answered one of the Disney Plus show’s biggest questions. Major spoilers ahead – turn back now if you haven’t seen the latest episode!
Since the beginning of the series, how Oscar Isaac’s Marc Spector developed his alternate personality Steven Grant has been a mystery. While the duo have both appeared regularly throughout the show, episode 4 marked the first time both characters appeared onscreen at the same time – and that continued in episode 5.
In the episode, Taweret tells both Marc and Steven that they have to explore their pasts to pass safely through the Egyptian afterlife. In the process, a dark event from Marc’s childhood is revealed. We learn that he had a younger brother who drowned when they went cave exploring together, and Marc’s mother blamed him for the accident.
In one disturbing flashback, we see Marc’s mother try to force her way into his bedroom – and Marc switches to his Steven personality, who is inspired by the Indiana Jones-style adventure film seen in episode 4. Marc then explains that “the whole point” of Steven is to not know about the abuse, and that Steven got to live a “happy, simple, normal life.” Steven, though, is upset that his life has been a lie.
The episode ends with Steven trapped in the afterlife – which has greatly upset the internet – so it remains to be seen if he’ll be able to escape and help Marc stop Ethan Hawke’s Arthur Harrow in the final episode.
You can check out our Moon Knight release schedule to find out when exactly the finale drops in your time zone, and in the meantime, see our ultimate guide to Marvel Phase 4 for everything else the MCU has in store for us. If you’re not signed up already, subscribe to Disney Plus here.
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Moon Knight episode 5 finally explains one of the show’s biggest mysteries
Moon Knight episode 5 has finally answered one of the Disney Plus show’s biggest questions. Major spoilers ahead – turn back now if you haven’t seen the latest episode!
Since the beginning of the series, how Oscar Isaac’s Marc Spector developed his alternate personality Steven Grant has been a mystery. While the duo have both appeared regularly throughout the show, episode 4 marked the first time both characters appeared onscreen at the same time – and that continued in episode 5.
In the episode, Taweret tells both Marc and Steven that they have to explore their pasts to pass safely through the Egyptian afterlife. In the process, a dark event from Marc’s childhood is revealed. We learn that he had a younger brother who drowned when they went cave exploring together, and Marc’s mother blamed him for the accident.
In one disturbing flashback, we see Marc’s mother try to force her way into his bedroom – and Marc switches to his Steven personality, who is inspired by the Indiana Jones-style adventure film seen in episode 4. Marc then explains that “the whole point” of Steven is to not know about the abuse, and that Steven got to live a “happy, simple, normal life.” Steven, though, is upset that his life has been a lie.
The episode ends with Steven trapped in the afterlife – which has greatly upset the internet – so it remains to be seen if he’ll be able to escape and help Marc stop Ethan Hawke’s Arthur Harrow in the final episode.
You can check out our Moon Knight release schedule to find out when exactly the finale drops in your time zone, and in the meantime, see our ultimate guide to Marvel Phase 4 for everything else the MCU has in store for us. If you’re not signed up already, subscribe to Disney Plus here.
#Moon #Knight #episode #finally #explains #shows #biggest #mysteries
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