Arthur Harrow continues to participate in this episode as psychiatrists for Marc and Steven. Except for a brief moment when he called Stevens/Marc’s deceased mother to relieve his patient’s suffering, Dr. Harrow Marc and Steven concluded that his post-mortem experiences were all delusions. it is important to remember knight of the moon However, in Episode 5, Dr. Harrow is not real. Taweret explains to Marc and Steven that Duat is too difficult for humans to understand.You may recognize this area as something more recognizable. [them]”- In the case of Mark, the psychiatric ward. Dr. Harrow is an extension of these psychoprotective mechanisms.Organizational Principles‘, like an imaginary doctor. Harrow calls.
Mark and Steven arrive at Harrow’s office during a particularly stressful moment. After meeting Tawerett, when Mark proposes to dig deeper into Steven’s childhood, and after Steven learns the truth about his mother. Mark’s relationship with Stephen developed a lot over the course of the series. ‘Moon Knight’Credit photos to support this. Still, it’s difficult to handle such character growth. Mark and Steven are Dr. Landing Harrow’s office is based on the belief that they are not actually dead but are experiencing a dream or total delusion. It is easier to understand the afterlife as a dream. Especially when the afterlife offers answers that are too difficult to understand and memories that are too painful to remember.
Why Mark didn’t want Steven to see his childhood
through moon knight, Mark takes steps to protect Stephen, and the difficult memory showdown in the afterlife is no exception. Looking back on his childhood, especially when he recalls the hidden memories of his mother in the bedroom, Mark’s protective instincts continue to overwhelm Steven, but this isn’t just for Steven. As memories of the bedroom show, Steven protects Mark from a traumatic childhood. In doing so, he doesn’t recognize his mother’s abusive behavior, and Marc wants it to be. Mark’s Appearance knight of the moon Perhaps Steven was the least traumatized in Identities as Marc tried to hide his painful past from him.
Marc wants to prevent Steven from receiving insulting notifications for two reasons. First, he doesn’t want to go through that trauma again. Second, he doesn’t want Steven to find out he’s Marc’s pervert. Or, as Steven said, “invent“A structure that exists as a kind of comfort blanket for Mark. Steven confirms Mark’s fears, but the memories still cause him to experience those feelings, resulting in a moment of crisis. Protecting Steven from childhood trauma is good for both Mark and Steven, but Mark worries about Steven and doesn’t want him to get hurt.
Why did the scale go flat when Steven left?
When they reach the gates of Osiris, the scales are out of balance until Stephen falls off the ship. Before even fully understanding this, Marc stands in the reeds with the end of the song “Más Allá Del Sol,” which deals with his life after death. knight of the moon Episode 5. Considering that Steven owes much less than Mark, it seems odd for Steven to be an obstacle stopping the scales. He doesn’t kill anyone, he doesn’t hate anyone, he doesn’t want to harm anyone. After all, he is a helpful, good-natured and easily excitable individual. Reasonably, his mind seems purer than Mark’s.
But the feather of truth in Egypt does not weigh on the heart by how many evil deeds have been committed in life. The Egyptians firmly believed in harmony and appreciation for the life they lived. Mark was able to get through the Osiris Gate without Stephen’s protective hand, which exists to protect him from the uglier and more shameful aspects of his life. So the scale is balanced because Mark can face both good and evil and begin the process of self-forgiveness.
Does time pass differently in the Egyptian underworld?
knight of the moon This avoids potential post-mortem issues when Taweret confirms that Marc and Steven are together. all Afterlife, one of many in the MCU. However, the question of Duat’s laws of space-time remains. When Taweret says “An unbalanced soul will be judged or buried in the sand before its due.” Marc realized that this venture could be the result of Harrow’s already freeing Ammit. How many days and hours Mark and Steven felt like they were dead, especially the leap of memory and Dr. Dr. Harrow’s office. It is also unknown how long Arthur was able to awaken Ammit after Marc’s death and how often he was condemned in the realm of living souls. Nevertheless, time seems to move differently in Egypt’s underworld and in the mountain world. It’s unclear how different they move.
Will Steven be back? Has he gone forever?
Because Steven can no longer protect Mark from his tragedy. knight of the moon Family background, Duat’s death after falling into the sand and himself becoming the sand is absolutely visible. However, the MCU is not against recreating characters that not only die but completely disappear from existence, and Steven might be one such example. Even after being turned to stone, Stephen remains like a statue and does not dissolve in the sand. This is promising. However, whether or not he actually reappears will depend on how Marc got back to the Overworld and whether Steven can join him. Steven is an important character in this film. knight of the moon His vast knowledge was useful many times throughout the show. Despite his awkward mannerisms suggest otherwise. when needed ‘Moon Knight’His future is sure to bring him back to life.
How does Mark leave the reeds?
the approaching cliffhanger ‘Moon Knight’The end of episode 5 shows Marc in the reeds after Steven falls into Duat’s sand. But when Taweret saw the onslaught of souls fall to the Duat before their time, “The Gate of Osiris”The only way back” She agrees to take Marc and Steven there to help stop Arthur and Ammit. But only after balancing the scales can you pass through the gates to either stay in paradise or go upstream.
Obviously, Mark isn’t paradise forever. next to coming knight of the moon In the finals, Taweret actively led Mark and Steven into the Overworld. However, when passing through the Osiris Gate, you must inevitably enter the reed field. Mark and perhaps through the gates of Osiris ‘Moon Knight’■ Steven Grant can come back to life too. Because how obscure Egypt’s afterlife remains knight of the moon, As Mark returns to the land of the living, anything is possible.
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Arthur Harrow continues to revisit this episode as Marc and Steven’s psychiatrist. Other than a brief moment where he calls Steven’s/Marc’s dead mother to ease his patient’s distress, Dr. Harrow guides Marc and Steven to the conclusion that his afterlife experiences are all delusions. It’s important to remember that Moon Knight episode 5 confirmed that Dr. Harrow isn’t real, however. Taweret explains to Marc and Steven that because the Duat is too difficult for humans to comprehend, they “may perceive this realm as something more easily recognizable to [them]” – in Marc’s case, a psych ward. Dr. Harrow is an extension of this mind-protecting mechanism, or “organizing principle,” as the imaginary Dr. Harrow calls it.
Marc and Steven arrive in Harrow’s office during moments of particular stress: after meeting Taweret, after Marc’s outburst at Steven when he suggests delving deeper into his childhood, and after Steven learns the truth about his mother. Marc and Steven’s relationship has evolved greatly over the series, with Moon Knight’s credit imagery supporting this. Still, this character evolution is difficult to face. By landing in Dr. Harrow’s office, Marc and Steven can lean onto the belief that they aren’t actually dead and that instead, they’re experiencing a dream or extensive delusion. It’s easier to comprehend the afterlife as a dream, especially when the afterlife offers answers too difficult to comprehend and memories too painful to remember.
Why Marc Didn’t Want Steven To See His Childhood
Throughout Moon Knight, Marc takes many measures to protect Steven, and the difficult memory confrontations in the afterlife are no exception. Looking into his childhood, particularly the memory when he hides from his mom in his bedroom, Marc’s protective instincts continue to take hold of Steven – yet this isn’t entirely for Steven’s sake. As his bedroom memory shows, Steven protects Marc from his traumatic childhood. In doing so, he’s oblivious to his mother’s abusive behavior, and Marc wants to keep it that way. Looking at Marc’s Moon Knight identities, Steven is perhaps the least traumatized one because of Marc’s measures to conceal his difficult past from him.
Marc wants to keep Steven from the abusive memory for two reasons. First, he simply doesn’t want to relive that trauma. Second, he wants to protect Steven from learning that he is an alter of Marc’s, or, as Steven says, a “made up” construct who exists as a kind of security blanket for Marc. Confirming Marc’s fears, Steven experiences these feelings anyway because of the memory and has a moment of crisis as a result. While the reasons to protect Steven from his childhood trauma are equally for Marc’s benefit as they are for Steven’s, Marc cares about Steven and doesn’t want him to be hurt.
Why Did The Scales Even Out When Steven Left?
Reaching Osiris’s Gate, the scales don’t balance until Steven falls out of the boat. Before Marc fully comprehends this, he is standing in the Field of Reeds with the afterlife-themed song “Más Allá Del Sol” ending Moon Knight episode 5. It seems odd that Steven ends up being the obstacle stopping the balancing scales, considering that he has considerably less debt on his soul than Marc. He’s not one to kill people, he doesn’t hate anyone, and he doesn’t wish to hurt others. If anything, he’s a helpful, good-natured, and easily excitable person. It would reasonably seem that his heart would then be purer than Marc’s.
However, the Egyptian Feather of Truth doesn’t weigh a heart simply based on how many bad deeds someone committed in life. Egyptians believed strongly in harmony and gratitude for the life they lived. Marc could only pass through Osiris’ Gate without Steven’s protective hand existing to shield him from the uglier, more shameful aspects of his life. Therefore, with Marc being fully able to face both the good and bad, and thus able to begin the process of forgiving himself, the scales are balanced.
Does Time Pass Differently In The Egyptian Underworld?
Moon Knight preempts a potential afterlife problem when Taweret confirms that Marc and Steven are in an afterlife, one of many in the MCU. But there remain questions about the laws of space-time in the Duat. When Taweret remarks that “unbalanced souls are being judged or condemned to the sands before their time,” Marc realizes that this undertaking could only be the result of Harrow already releasing Ammit, who’s now casting judgment en masse. It’s unclear how long Marc and Steven feel like they’ve been dead, whether it has felt like days to them or only hours, especially with their memory-jumping and stints in Dr. Harrow’s office. It’s also unknown how long after Marc’s death that Arthur was able to awaken Ammit, and how frequently in the living realm that souls are being condemned. Still, it appears that time moves differently in the Egyptian underworld than it does in the living realm. How differently it moves remains unclear.
Will Steven Return? Is He Gone For Good?
With Steven now unable to protect Marc from his tragic Moon Knight family backstory after falling into the Duat’s sands and being turned into sand himself, his death seems absolute. However, the MCU is not against regenerating characters that not only die but fall out of existence entirely, and Steven may be one such example. After turning to stone, Steven remains statuesque and doesn’t dissipate into the sand, which is promising. Whether or not he actually comes back into existence, however, depends on how Marc will be brought back to the upper world and whether Steven can join him. Steven is a crucial character in Moon Knight for his extensive knowledge and was useful many times throughout the show, despite his bumbling mannerisms seeming to suggest otherwise. If he’s needed in Moon Knight’s future, surely he will be brought back to life.
How Will Marc Leave The Field of Reeds (Is He Really There)?
The arising cliffhanger of Moon Knight’s episode 5 ending shows Marc in the Field of Reeds after Steven falls into the Duat’s sands. However, upon seeing the onslaught of souls falling into the Duat before their time, Taweret says that Osiris’ Gate “is the only path back” to the upper world, and she agrees to help take Marc and Steven there to help them stop Arthur and Ammit. Only upon the balancing of the scales, however, can anyone pass through the gate, whether it be for staying in paradise or getting to the upper world.
Obviously, Marc isn’t in paradise forever. In addition to the upcoming Moon Knight finale, Taweret was actively guiding Marc and Steven to the upper world. However, going through Osiris’ Gate means inevitably entering what only seems to be the Field of Reeds. Through Osiris’ Gate, Marc and potentially Moon Knight’s Steven Grant as well could come back to life. Because of how vague the Egyptian afterlife remains in Moon Knight, anything remains possible as to how Marc will get back to the land of the living.
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Moon Knight Episode 5 Poses 6 Questions Before Its Ending
Arthur Harrow continues to revisit this episode as Marc and Steven’s psychiatrist. Other than a brief moment where he calls Steven’s/Marc’s dead mother to ease his patient’s distress, Dr. Harrow guides Marc and Steven to the conclusion that his afterlife experiences are all delusions. It’s important to remember that Moon Knight episode 5 confirmed that Dr. Harrow isn’t real, however. Taweret explains to Marc and Steven that because the Duat is too difficult for humans to comprehend, they “may perceive this realm as something more easily recognizable to [them]” – in Marc’s case, a psych ward. Dr. Harrow is an extension of this mind-protecting mechanism, or “organizing principle,” as the imaginary Dr. Harrow calls it.
Marc and Steven arrive in Harrow’s office during moments of particular stress: after meeting Taweret, after Marc’s outburst at Steven when he suggests delving deeper into his childhood, and after Steven learns the truth about his mother. Marc and Steven’s relationship has evolved greatly over the series, with Moon Knight’s credit imagery supporting this. Still, this character evolution is difficult to face. By landing in Dr. Harrow’s office, Marc and Steven can lean onto the belief that they aren’t actually dead and that instead, they’re experiencing a dream or extensive delusion. It’s easier to comprehend the afterlife as a dream, especially when the afterlife offers answers too difficult to comprehend and memories too painful to remember.
Why Marc Didn’t Want Steven To See His Childhood
Throughout Moon Knight, Marc takes many measures to protect Steven, and the difficult memory confrontations in the afterlife are no exception. Looking into his childhood, particularly the memory when he hides from his mom in his bedroom, Marc’s protective instincts continue to take hold of Steven – yet this isn’t entirely for Steven’s sake. As his bedroom memory shows, Steven protects Marc from his traumatic childhood. In doing so, he’s oblivious to his mother’s abusive behavior, and Marc wants to keep it that way. Looking at Marc’s Moon Knight identities, Steven is perhaps the least traumatized one because of Marc’s measures to conceal his difficult past from him.
Marc wants to keep Steven from the abusive memory for two reasons. First, he simply doesn’t want to relive that trauma. Second, he wants to protect Steven from learning that he is an alter of Marc’s, or, as Steven says, a “made up” construct who exists as a kind of security blanket for Marc. Confirming Marc’s fears, Steven experiences these feelings anyway because of the memory and has a moment of crisis as a result. While the reasons to protect Steven from his childhood trauma are equally for Marc’s benefit as they are for Steven’s, Marc cares about Steven and doesn’t want him to be hurt.
Why Did The Scales Even Out When Steven Left?
Reaching Osiris’s Gate, the scales don’t balance until Steven falls out of the boat. Before Marc fully comprehends this, he is standing in the Field of Reeds with the afterlife-themed song “Más Allá Del Sol” ending Moon Knight episode 5. It seems odd that Steven ends up being the obstacle stopping the balancing scales, considering that he has considerably less debt on his soul than Marc. He’s not one to kill people, he doesn’t hate anyone, and he doesn’t wish to hurt others. If anything, he’s a helpful, good-natured, and easily excitable person. It would reasonably seem that his heart would then be purer than Marc’s.
However, the Egyptian Feather of Truth doesn’t weigh a heart simply based on how many bad deeds someone committed in life. Egyptians believed strongly in harmony and gratitude for the life they lived. Marc could only pass through Osiris’ Gate without Steven’s protective hand existing to shield him from the uglier, more shameful aspects of his life. Therefore, with Marc being fully able to face both the good and bad, and thus able to begin the process of forgiving himself, the scales are balanced.
Does Time Pass Differently In The Egyptian Underworld?
Moon Knight preempts a potential afterlife problem when Taweret confirms that Marc and Steven are in an afterlife, one of many in the MCU. But there remain questions about the laws of space-time in the Duat. When Taweret remarks that “unbalanced souls are being judged or condemned to the sands before their time,” Marc realizes that this undertaking could only be the result of Harrow already releasing Ammit, who’s now casting judgment en masse. It’s unclear how long Marc and Steven feel like they’ve been dead, whether it has felt like days to them or only hours, especially with their memory-jumping and stints in Dr. Harrow’s office. It’s also unknown how long after Marc’s death that Arthur was able to awaken Ammit, and how frequently in the living realm that souls are being condemned. Still, it appears that time moves differently in the Egyptian underworld than it does in the living realm. How differently it moves remains unclear.
Will Steven Return? Is He Gone For Good?
With Steven now unable to protect Marc from his tragic Moon Knight family backstory after falling into the Duat’s sands and being turned into sand himself, his death seems absolute. However, the MCU is not against regenerating characters that not only die but fall out of existence entirely, and Steven may be one such example. After turning to stone, Steven remains statuesque and doesn’t dissipate into the sand, which is promising. Whether or not he actually comes back into existence, however, depends on how Marc will be brought back to the upper world and whether Steven can join him. Steven is a crucial character in Moon Knight for his extensive knowledge and was useful many times throughout the show, despite his bumbling mannerisms seeming to suggest otherwise. If he’s needed in Moon Knight’s future, surely he will be brought back to life.
How Will Marc Leave The Field of Reeds (Is He Really There)?
The arising cliffhanger of Moon Knight’s episode 5 ending shows Marc in the Field of Reeds after Steven falls into the Duat’s sands. However, upon seeing the onslaught of souls falling into the Duat before their time, Taweret says that Osiris’ Gate “is the only path back” to the upper world, and she agrees to help take Marc and Steven there to help them stop Arthur and Ammit. Only upon the balancing of the scales, however, can anyone pass through the gate, whether it be for staying in paradise or getting to the upper world.
Obviously, Marc isn’t in paradise forever. In addition to the upcoming Moon Knight finale, Taweret was actively guiding Marc and Steven to the upper world. However, going through Osiris’ Gate means inevitably entering what only seems to be the Field of Reeds. Through Osiris’ Gate, Marc and potentially Moon Knight’s Steven Grant as well could come back to life. Because of how vague the Egyptian afterlife remains in Moon Knight, anything remains possible as to how Marc will get back to the land of the living.
The Moon Knight finale airs Wednesday, May 4 on Disney+.
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