MOON KNIGHT 4-6 | REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@marsalien4]

What I love about Harrow as a villain is that when the tables are turned on him, and he's told his scales lack balance and he'll have to die, he accepts it instantly (in fact, HE says "then we must spare the world the pain I will cause"); we find a lot of times that the villain is a hypocrite when it comes to their "beliefs" that they preach to the hero, but Harrow holds true to his convictions there. It's a small moment, but it makes him infinitely more interesting to me than if he fought back or acted out when told his scales lack balance.

[@johnnytable844]

I thought the same about Thanos. Once Tony snapped, he didn't rant and rave. He just sat down and accepted it.

[@chrisd7047]

Ethan Hawke in an interview called his character "Saint Arthur." He was at least partly kidding, he knows Harrow is a villain, but that internal description is how Hawke figured Harrow saw himself.

[@caelum9471]

That's how you know the villain genuinely believes what hes doing is good. Like I can understand where Harrow and Ammit is coming from but they aren't thinking about the entire picture. I get it, if Ammit had her way, there would've never been a Hitler or a 9/11 or any of these horrible historical events, but Ammit needs to consider the possibility of change. The cure to "evil" isn't always death, not to mention Ammit's judgement in of itself is what *she* thinks is wrong. Something as simple as a child stealing candy from a store could be seen as "evil." Would she steal the soul of someone who commits suicide? What about when they put animals down who are too sick or injured and would live in pain? What about someone like the Punisher who kills people, like Ammit, but judges an individual differently than Ammit does? What if they disagree on whether or not a person should or shouldn't be killed for what they've done/are about to do?

[@Pit_Wizard]

What I find really interesting is that he both stays true to his convictions AND doesn't question it when his god immediately proves herself to be a complete hypocrite. Ammit apparently has no issue waiving her "judgement" when her own personal interests are on the line.

[@chrisd7047]

@@Pit_Wizard That's the lesson she learned at the hands of Alexander. I don't recall exactly what she says, but she mentions that she ended up bound in stone because her last avatar. She doesn't want to make the same mistake a second time, so she adopts some flexibility and delays Harrow's judgment.

[@maximillianosaben]

Oscar Isaac was just so darn good in this series. There are no announced plans yet, but for him not to return would be an absolute shame.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Agreed. Couldn't have picked anyone better than him for the role.

[@carlgibson285]

I'm pretty sure he'll be back once all the Kang stuff starts coming together. Kang has strong ties to ancient Egypt, so I'm sure it was no coincidence that the MCU introduced Moon Knight and the Egyptian pantheon of gods when they did (Kevin Feige did say that all the Phase 4 stuff was connected, even if those connections aren't obvious yet).

[@EntertainmentFan11]

@@carlgibson285 Hmm. Well, I'm interested to see where those connections meet.

[@carlgibson285]

@@EntertainmentFan11 me too.

[@maximillianosaben]

@@carlgibson285 - The writers did say that Kang was at one point going to be at least mentioned in the plot.

[@johnhuffines5553]

Episode 5 made me cry like a baby. Its criminal Oscar didn't even get an Emmy nomination at least

[@Heroo01]

Marc was the main alter, Steven took the fear, and Jake took the beatings. It's why neither of them knew who kept getting involved and saving them with sheer brutality. Jake also has the "Boston" accent. He's the one that says "While it is tempting to accept your diagnosis, doc..." (37:18) in the last episode. He was ALSO the crazed one they never let out of the sarcophagus in Ep. 5. I'm so excited to see more of him. I love this show so much

[@dylancole1910]

They made him Hispanic so it wasn’t him. People just want to think it was him because they read too much into that. It was still Marc, Jake was trapped still during that time.

[@susanzenonian5085]

This was a well done story. Honestly, I'd love to see more Layla/Scarlet Scarab in the future. I saw you made a face at Khonshu when he called Layla "little bug." This is a demeaning reference to "little scarab," which was what her father called her and what her superhero name is derived.

[@DavidGowers]

Although there hasn't been anything said about her future in the MCU, she's joining the ranks of characters like Harley Quinn, Renee Montoya and Terry McGinnis from Batman, and X-23, Phil Coulson, and Melinda May in that she's being brought over to the comics. I agree, too, that it would be great to see more of her when Moon Knight is inevitably brought back in future MCU entries

[@cheshirekat528]

-“You remember each person?” “You try taking a life, see how quickly you forget.” -“Do you even remember them?” “I remember all of them.” When the MCU does tragedy, it holds nothing back. This show is in my top 3 favorite of the shows so far. Episode 5 was a rough one 😭😭😭 Your Marvel journey has been a joy to watch! Great reaction as always!!!

[@turbolid]

Jake Lockley was the third alter ego, the one who we only noticed after the people were dead or beaten and neither Marc or Steven know of is existence when they don't remember killing those people or beating Harrow. That third sarcopaghus in the Duat where Marc and Steven passed without opened it, it contained Jake. In the end, Khonshu honor his deal since he released Marc and Steven from being his avatar, but he didn't say anything about releasing Jake of being his avatar.

[@JinsolLee]

Not an ego, just an alter, using the correct language when discussing mental health disorders is important

[@ElMonoFuerte]

It's also a fun game to play when re-watching these: every time Mark wakes up and has a broken nose, that's actually Jake Lockley. We seem him pop-up a few times in the Dr. Harrow's office.

[@tiredbutsatisfied]

@@JinsolLee this ^^^

[@dylancole1910]

@@ElMonoFuerte no, I think people just want it to be him because they didn’t know about the end credit. He was still trapped in the sarcophagus during that time.

[@rnkelly36]

Moon Knight is a fun character in the comics. In most runs you have no idea if what is happening is real or in Mark's head or a manipulation by Khonsu. You don't figure out what is going on until the last few pages of the last issue. In one run everything that Mark went through ended up being a movie directed by Steven if I remember that right. This would be something fun to continue to see because they really leaned into the Dissociative Identity Disorder of the character and did not make fun of it. In the comics most of the heroes distrust Moon Knight because he is out of his mind. The only character Deadpool will not mess with.

[@JcFerggy]

My take is that Jake, the 3rd personality seen when they were on the boat in his own sarcophagus, was the personality that took the beatings from the mom. Mark says some weird things after leaving that memory. "You're not meant to see that. That's the whole point of you." But neither Mark nor Steven remember the beatings. I think Jake was a personality made specifically for the beatings, thinking he was a hardcore mobster type character. Roleplaying the beatings as torture sessions, with the goal of not talking or revealing his contacts.

[@JinsolLee]

Alter not personality bud

[@Ghost8386]

Amazing episode. I loved the Black Panther reference. I also loved the psychological horror element in this series. I want to give Marc Spector a hug while watching this episode. Another thing I loved was Marc and Steven's interaction with Taweret. Taweret was great in this episode. Marc's mom was a cold-hearted snake. Steven calling Arthur Harrow Ned Flanders was funny. The visuals in this series are excellent. Oscar Issac was the perfect casting for Moon Knight.

[@robertsanssouci2093]

Moonknight has a cult following among comic readers and it makes us very happy to see other people enjoying one of our favorite characters 🙌🏼

[@tpraveenkumar]

The reason why steven didn't know his mom tortured her soo much is because jake was also created . Jake was the one who was taking lot of beating from his mother

[@havok6280]

A lot of people love Loki, but this was my second favorite Disney MCU show after Wandavision.

[@chosenone4648]

Loki lowkey sucks

[@aleks_v1]

@@chosenone4648 loki has such a cool dystopian motive, its a great show made with passion

[@AlexandruCarjan]

Jake was in the 3rd sarcophagus that they didn't open

[@Ironmew05]

Jake Lockley is Marc's third and more violent personality. Remember the parts when Steven/Marc would black out, and when they woke up, there would be multiple bloodied up bodies around them. That was Jake doing that.

[@sebastianjoseph2828]

Yeah the hints were there in Ep 3 when Mark/Steven asked "Who did?" kill the 2 mercenaries before the kid fell off the cliff. Or when in episode 1, waking up with a bloody hand in the Alpine village. In the "mental hospital" scenes when Oscar Isaac is speaking with more of a New York accent and picks up the pyramid to stab, his more-deranged antics make some think it's that 3rd personality Jake. And also the sarcophagus they don't open in episode 4. Steven is the happy innocent one, Mark is the one that shoulders the guilt, and Jake might be the one that truly enjoys killing. Some theorize that while Mark created Steven to have a happy childhood, Jake was unknowingly created to take the blunt of the physical abuse from his mother (which is why Steven doesn't remember that).

[@loginyes3745]

And possibly in episode one when Steven had the date because Steven didn’t know and Marc wouldn’t have set it up because he’s married

[@JinsolLee]

They are alters not personalities

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

​@@sebastianjoseph2828i think Jake is created when he is in army

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

@@JinsolLee It's an archaic term that's no longer in favor in a professional, clinical sense, but it's still understandable in lay-terms. The common thinking will catch up, but it takes time.

[@ThomasKnip]

I just love how eloquently she describes her emotions at 14:55. 😄 Episode 5 is heartbreaking, but Oscar Iasac's acting is one of a kind!

[@SonicFrozen_Fan2005_Official]

Episode 5 and 6 are my favorites! Steven is an MVP! 14:50 That's Us when we saw that! 😂😂

[@nintenmetro]

Marc basically threatening himself and then punching himself in the face was also funny. On the emotional side though, Layla confronting Marc about her father and then seeing him shot really had me in the feels. At the same time, I enjoyed Layla's dynamic with Steven. It clearly differs from her current dynamic with Marc. Oscar got his real-life brother Michael on the show as a stand-in. Whenever Oscar was portraying Marc, Michael would portray Steven and vice versa. Then the post-production team worked their magic. Oscar did a lot of research going into this show. That included reading a book called A Fractured Mind. Author Robert Oxnam revealed in the book that he had eight alters living with him that he didn’t know about until he was in his 40’s. I recently got my sister to finish watching the show. I especially wanted her to watch episode 5 because I wanted her input about the show’s take on mental health. It sparked a conversation that went on for about half an hour. We talked about mental health in general because we both deal with our own struggles and know people who also struggle. She also helped me clarify who Marc was talking to when he said “I won’t give you that satisfaction.” I figured he was saying that to his father Elias because the latter wanted his son to grieve with him, but my sister said it made more sense he would be saying that to his mom Wendy. The reason why I say Marc was saying that to Elias was because even though he didn’t take part in the abuse the fact that he didn’t do anything about it makes him just as responsible as Wendy for the DID which to my understanding serves as a response to trauma or a coping mechanism. Regarding episode 6, they didn’t say it but Layla’s codename when she’s in her superhero costume is the Scarlet Scarab. Mohamed Diab’s daughter wanted to change her hairstyle because she didn’t see anyone in major media who looked like her, but now she’s proud to have her hairstyle after seeing Layla become the Scarlet Scarab. Imagine if Layla met Wanda and Sam. Scarlet Scarab meets the Scarlet Witch and gives Cap a flight for his money. And lastly, Oscar comes from a Guatemalan family. So when I saw him speaking Spanish as Jake, I freaked out with excitement and laughter because my parents are from Quetzaltenango which is in Southwestern Guatemala.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Episode 6: The third personality is revealed Jake Lockley. Also Marc, Steven & Layla has no idea that he exists 😳.

[@JinsolLee]

It's an Alter not a personality

[@paulchavez3039]

Love how he just tosses the wheelchair all aggressive lol can't wait for more Jake

[@Billinois78]

I was reluctant to even watch your reaction to this because that meant I would have to watch it again. The whole thing with his mother is so devastating. She put all the blame on her surviving son and completely checked out from being a mom and snapped into being an evil, vile abusive alcoholic. It's even worse because you get a brief glimpse of how things were before.

[@willjohnson8446]

Marc created Steven to be happy. Jake was created to deal with bad situations. Jake took the beatings from his mom. Jake’s been with us throughout the entire series. He was the one who drove the truck and asked the coworker out in Episode 1. He was drinking in the hotel room in Egypt.

[@NatashaSalgado]

That fifth episode was the most heart breaking thing I ever watched ok tv. Mark's guilt after what happened to his brother, his mother being mean to him until he had to create a second personality to deal with the pain...

[@tomasbiela5860]

Such an underrated series. Oscar Isaac's acting was amazing playing different personalities

[@daveautzen9089]

I chuckled at your comment about wanting to watch the next episode right away. Watching this weekly as it come out was so frustrating! Several friends and I talked non stop about this series, trying to guess what was coming. And in case no one else said, that rattling sarcophagus in the asylum Marc and Stephen found was most likely Jake

[@cyl_genderfluid-furry]

"personality" implies a personality disorder, which it isn't. DID is a form of complex PTSD developed during early childhood. Jake Lockley is an alter, same as Steven Grant, and effectively, Marc Spector. An original is ultimately due to when it develops, not really helpful, asides from what'll be put on most documents, but otherwise isn't really usable in any other context. Hecc, systems can go their entire lives not realizing they are systems.

[@DukeDarkshadow]

There were several times we saw hints of Jake throughout the show. Often in an action scene, Mark/Stephen would black out and when they came to, there would be carnage around but they'd both deny that was them. And then in the psych ward when Mark freed Stephen from the sarcophagus, they were running past rooms and saw another sarcophagus with a person yelling from inside.

[@beethewizard]

During the first few episodes any time reflections were present we as viewers always saw no less than three. Jake Lockley made the date in episode one as Marc would not have cheated on Leila and Steven was not aware of it. Do you remember the third sarcophagus, Marc and Steven left Jake there too scared to open it? Even when in the afterlife, Jake was the third violent one with the bruises while Marc and Steven had no injuries. Khonshu knew Marc had no idea of any other personas so he agreed to Stevens’ terms. This was one of my favorite series and loved your reactions. This series feels so different as it is a part of the horror genre, Moon Knight first appeared in a Werewolf by Night comic. I don’t recall if you already reacted to that but I hope you do it is amazing.

[@SeanTube2099]

I don’t mind that you film these shows a little later as I love the fact that you give us 3 episodes per reaction. Thank you.

[@kenschortgenjr7540]

Addie - If you remember, Steven didn't ever 'experience' his mother being a harsh person... even though he was manifested when she took the belt and beat him. Jake was created to protect Steven by taking the beatings and leaving Steven to always believe his Mother was a good person. This is why Jake Lockley is the identity of Marc who willingly kills while Marc does so only out of necessity (the Horseman in that arena who was going to kill Layla) and of course Steven doesn't kill at all. There were clues of Jake's presence throughout the show, but unless one had read the comics it was hard to pickup. Enjoyed your reaction as always!

[@jeffroskywalker]

The entire cast acting was phenomenal especially Oscar Isaac. One of my favorite MCU shows/ movie

[@Wiley_Coyote]

The father is almost as culpable as the mother. When Mark leaves home its made pretty clear that the father knows about the abuse and has done nothing. Not intervene in any major way. Not take Marc at a younger age and leave. Not get treatment for the mother. Nothing. As for when Jake was created? Pretty soon after Steven. Steven was created to totally forget the abuse. Jake was created to take the actual whipping (allowing Marc to distance himself somewhat from it).

[@Bodyknock]

This show was great. 😊 Addie talks a lot about how terrific Isaacs was (and rightly so) but I also really loved how they portrayed Khonshu. I also liked the little easter egg at the very end where Khonshu is wearing Steven’s white suit, which emphasizes that how we the audience perceive him is influenced by how Mark, Steven, or Jake want to perceive him.

[@Seraserastria]

I don't have Dissociative Identity Disorder (the disorder Marc & Steven have) but I'm very close to a few people who do. From what I understand of the disorder, this show is pretty great representation!! Obviously it's not all accurate (this is a superhero show, after all) but they treat it with respect in a way that most media really hasn't. Ever. So it's a nice change of pace!! Some positive rep for those with D.I.D. and a great show on top of that.

[@erikbjelke4411]

@Seraserastria: Cannot recommend the Cinema Therapy video on this show strongly enough. They really dig into how respectful this portrayal was, and the comments are full of DID systems, and people close to systems, gushing about what the show means to them. It's a really fascinating, eye-opening discussion on a complicated, poorly-understood, and oft-misrepresented condition.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Episode 5 was very heartbreaking 💔😢.

[@Belhade]

The ending of ep4 is just...amazing. How everybody reacts to it, especially the hippo at the end.

[@Ghost8386]

The Ammit and Khonsu`s Kaiju Battle was manificient . Khonshu is the God of gaslighting. Switching between Moon Knight and Mr. Knight in the fight scenes was badass. Moon Knight, Mr. Knight, and Layla vs. Arthur Harrow were extraordinary scenes. Layla's superhero suit looked marvelous. Give Oscar Issac all the Emmy awards. I loved the limo and Khnoshu's tailor suit in easter eggs in the post-credits. This limo comes from the comics, specifically the 2014 Knights of the Moon series by Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey, and Jordie Bellaire. Well, Khonshu is visiting Mr. Knight's tailor! The image of Khonshu in costume frequently appeared in Jeff Lemire and Greg Smallwood's 2016 series Moon Knight, which inspired this television series. Overall, I enjoyed the Moon Knight TV series. My favorite part of this episode was Layla rescuing the Egyptian girl, and she asked Are you an Egyptian superhero? The Layla and Taweret team-up was also excellent. Jake Lockley was giving me hit-man vibes. The shot of Moon Knight flying into the Moon was dope. Hippo!!

[@hardcorepoetic]

The doctor's office is not reality. The doctor's office is Mark's organizing principle, where he can seek refuge and better understand himself. I'm pretty sure that Jake was created to be an expression of Mark's anger - sort of an opposite to Steven. Also, I love that at the end, when Konshu is in the limo, he's wearing Steven's suit.

[@suyashgehlot949]

That thumbnail is spot-on 😂 2 dudes goofily yelling with your crying shot on the side 🤣 sums the video up

[@Tey816]

I was relieved when Steven went over that boat.

[@Rokurokubi83]

There was a little hint to Jake, 3rd personality, in the violence in Cairo where both Steven and Marc both denied being the cause of the deaths.

[@Ghost8386]

I loved the Fight Club, Indiana Jones, The Mummy, Shutter Island, and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest influences in this episode. Seeing Taweret at the end was fantastic. The visuals in the Psychiatric Ward were marvelous. The horror elements in this episode were also outstanding. Arthur Harrow shooting Marc Spector was cool-blooded. Marc Spector and Steven Grant's interaction in the Psychiatric Ward was a fantastic scene. Layla vs. Heka Priest was creepy as hell.

[@alextan1478]

I would love to see Addie watch Fight Club (1999).

[@elliotadams3402]

The Hippo is surprisingly relatable.

[@redviper6805]

Episode 4 had quite an ending! Steven screamed like a girl! 😆 I wanted to immediately jump to the next episode

[@Caseytify]

Thanks!

[@kuntz67]

-I Imagine it's going pretty hard to free him. -Super easy, barely an inconvenience.

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

Heyyy, It's BILL-E, ooops that's for the other video. Honestly, my first hearing of this series had me really skeptical because just the name alone of the character didn't appeal to me. That was before episode 1. Immediately after I was hooked and became a convert!! Ammit was the coolest looking villain we've seen in a while. Arthur Harrow, SO manipulative! He deserved your, ""How dare you?! in abundance! Layla and Taweret gives us the Scarlet Scarab!! She kicked some butt!! Steven would never.... Marc has done it but seems like he could have a limit.... Jake Lockley... not to be messed with apparently. We need a second season!! Take care, Addie and Ollie!!

[@djarinriduur]

This show was one of the things I’ve been most excited for you to see. I love it so much. Now I can’t wait for you to get to Werewolf by Night and Wakanda Forever!

[@bobsavage3317]

Agreed. Excellent performances.

[@jamesrobinson9916]

The show always hinted at the third identity. Jake killed the people in episode 1. He killed the three thugs in Episode 3. He is the one who took down Harrow and his men at the end of 6. The number "3" was all throughout the show. Yes, Marc died and the "Dr's Office" was his organizing principal. Everything else was the afterlife. The character of Moon Knight has always played with the mental illness and questioned what is real. Going forward, the character is now with Jake and Khonshu. Marc and Steven are going to have to learn about Jake and the three will have to come together. Its an amazingly written show and I love the fact that it is so contained and separate from everything else in the MCU.

[@houdin654jeff]

Truly a spectacular series, Oscar Isaac is a treasure throughout. If you want more depth about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), I highly recommend watching Cinema Therapy's episode about Moon Knight. I learned a ton about it from them and the level of respect the production team had for people with DID, as well as how much research they had to put in to get it right. Hope Mark/Steven/Jake show up further along in the MCU.

[@kbdemonbain4568]

moonknight in the comics is pretty wild i mean we were only introduced to 3 of his personalities lol

[@davewhitmore1958]

"Don't tell me there are, like, mummies around that come alive" Sorry Addie

[@marksullivan7766]

08:50 🤣🤣🤣 dig the reaction

[@PiyushKumar-lx7rp]

Smile movie ❤

[@dcaslick]

Jake possibly was created as the alter that would actually take the beatings. Marc would remember them, Steven would forget them and Jake would experience them.

[@alextan1478]

Next stop, Ms. Marvel (2022). You're definitely going to love that show.

[@nintenmetro]

Yes! Please do not skip on it!

[@joshuacampbell7493]

I know her from Marvel's Avengers video game.

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

It’s trash asf, it has horrible acting and the writing is some of the worse in the MCU. Below average. Intead of wasting time with that shit it would be better if she watched Daredevil, a real masterpiece.

[@RM-qj8cs]

@Alex Tan He's going to sleep with that series because it's so bad

[@austingillum4807]

Next stop, 100% Ms. Marvel ^_^

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

In the comics, Madripoor has a big connection to one other Marvel character you've been watching a bit of lately... Wolverine. It's often featured in his stories and a place where he spent a lot of time, particularly in the 80s. When it was first introduced in the MCU, a lot of people got excited for its possible X-Men connections and hinting at a possible MCU Wolverine.

[@cmcgccjsl]

I'm betting Jake was created during the "wet work" he did as a mercenary. I'm betting Bushman couldn't understand why Marc was troubled by killing because he was always so willing as Jake.

[@phtevenj]

I also had never seen or heard anything about Moonknight in the comics but i found this show REALLY good.

[@c-mc]

episode 2 also confirmed that Marc survived the snap when you look at his passport

[@Lurch685]

Addie, you are positively adorable.

[@Malsvideos1025]

Great reaction! I loved hearing all of your thoughts!

[@Murrlin27]

These were great shows and you are such fun!

[@Nickylyte]

Jake was the one who used to take the beatings from his mom. That’s y Steven didn’t remember what happened in the room when he was created

[@JorgeChavez-lg3hr]

You need to watch Werewolf by Night next. Marvel seems to be building up a "Dark" Avengers team.

[@djcowell91]

Yep, that third personality was whenever they both forgot. And remember early in the afterlife/asylum as they were looking for memories how there was a door with another shaking sarcophagus? Neither of them wanted to look at it and they just closed the door. There was Jake.

[@JinsolLee]

Alter* they aren't personalities

[@djcowell91]

@@JinsolLee My apologies. I rushed to post it without editing. Sorry.

[@steved1135]

Sets the bar for how good a comic book adaptation can be. Easily the best video content ever done by Marvel.

[@sandmansleeps657]

Arthur explains about how he really enjoyed being Konshu's avatar and hurting people. Both Steven and Marc dont want to be his avatar. But now there's Jake. Could he be a new dissociate identity to be one who does like it? Hmmm..... Fun fact: in the comics, Marc's DID splits even further. His personalities include other Marvel characters, such as Captain America, Wolverine, and Spider-Man (Marc is the living embodiment of "What would X do?"). He has so many personalities he can flick between, making him one of 3 known people Taskmaster can never fight against (the other two being Deadpool and Shang-Chi).

[@JinsolLee]

Alters not personalities. It's tiring trying to get folks to use the right language when discussing a very real disorder.

[@X-RPBishop]

imagine waiting a whole week to see the next!!!!

[@RhinoTheJuiceMan]

In my opinion Jake was created the same day Steven was created, at the very moment that his mom starts beating him… This is because Marc says he creates Steven to take the beatings, but Steven doesn’t remember that… he remembers a good mom. It was Jake all along that actually took the beatings.

[@RoniDraws]

to me this is one of the best marvel productions in recent time

[@joeblankenship377]

Yeah, I really hope they bring it back for season 2. Oscar Isaac is killing it. And May Calamawy is great too.

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

Such a GREAT SHOW

[@dsc5754]

Yessssssss! I just woke up to coffee and a brand new Addie upload! 👍🏿👍🏿 #naptimeover #4amworker #coffeetime #ProudADDIEaddict #Ateammember4life

[@darnelljones8188]

Jake was the guy who came when he blacked out in the end.

[@ellisndream2682]

Theory time, Jake was probably created by Marc during his school days (middle/high school)

[@Archangel-0092]

I cried hard in ep 5. Such a good original show. Not like the other marvel shows now and days which I think in all honesty are just crap. I don’t watch marvel really anymore, but I will watch a second season of moon knight! Also Oscar Isaac is SOOOOOO talented.

[@dispelledword7818]

Jake is the 3rd person who is rogue and true dark mode killer

[@gchild1286]

When this showed up in my queue, I immediately thought, “Oh, Addie’s gonna cry!” Most people seem to like this show a lot, the ending left much to be desired. Most of us were aware of the 3rd personality and waited to see Jake the whole show. As well, we were told this may be a one season deal, and with that understanding, there weren’t nearly enough answers to the load of questions. Also Konchu called Layla “little bug”, because she’s the Scarlet Scarab.

[@JinsolLee]

Alter not personality

[@LauklynGorena]

Jake probably came in shortly after Marc met Khonshu

[@realsies9387]

Right at the beginning of episode 5 I had to pause and go grab some tissues because at episode is gut wrenching and sort of a touchy subject for me.

[@chrisd7047]

I don't know if this will matter in the MCU going forward, but having Taweret piloting the boat raises the question, where's Anubis?

[@ninjetti9898]

Another amazing reaction

[@Platschu]

It will be interesting how they want to introduce him to the Avengers. I guess we will get season 2 before it happens. I also expected that Bastet will be connected to Wakanda and Suri will be her avatar.

[@paulstroud2647]

Khonshu only promised to release Marc and Steven.. he never mentioned Jake. Episode 5 deserves every award going. Great review, Addie.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

Awards are meant for political correctness now

[@Ghost_Void226]

I know exactly what you mean by it didn't feel like a marvel movie which in my opinion is a good thing honestly. I think this is one of the greatest things marvel has made next to avenger infinity war and end game

[@greencello599]

In Marc's memory of his mother's funeral, you can see the loathing he has for his father. He blamed himself for what happened to his brother, and so did his mother. His father, on the other hand, didn't do much of anything to get his wife and son the help they desperately needed. Marc created Steven, the scholar who has a great relationship with his mother, to escape the verbal and physical abuse that was placed on him. He likely would've appreciated his father coming to his rescue and reassuring him that what happened wasn't his fault. As for all the personalities, here is my basic run down. Marc is the soldier willing to what he must to protect people. Steven is the scholar who can solve all the puzzles. Jake is the thug. Jake does the things that Marc and Steven don't need to know about yet.

[@GustavoReal]

the mother is a brazilian actress, Fernanda Andrade she is from my city. hugs from brazil addie

[@scubasmith]

Jake was the one taking out people when they both blacked out.

[@zuyrais]

Steven compensates worst situations that Mark's experiencing as defense mechanism against pain and suffering. The show, similar to WandaVision, is heartbreaking and discombobulating. p.s. Khonshu is the example of Gods in MCU, egomaniac and conceited. also next, there are various after-life in next projects as Tawaret said

[@williambranch4283]

Everybody likes the hippo goddess

[@averageyoutubeenjoyer115]

1. Moonknight 2. WandaVision 3. Loki

[@folcotook3049]

Episode 5 is both brilliant and hard to watch. The acting by everyone is absolutely amazing.

[@joeffcatapang2494]

one of the best mcu show..episode 5 is on par with WandaVision ep8..both hits hard. great reaction A..next is the Ms. Marvel series..hope you'll love Kamala..

[@CoachLazy]

Real glad you enjoyed it! Moon Knight is def my favorite MCU show, it's so different and heartfelt and funny to watch. Btw Jake makes lots of appearances throughout the show and it's a lot of fun looking for all the hints and signs! There are obvious signs like where Marc and Steven act very confused not knowing what just happened. Beyond that though if you look closely throughout the show you'll see neat little hints and signs of Jake. The example in episode 1 is a small one; you can see in Steven's reflection in the glass of an exhibit that he has 2 reflections, hinting that Marc and Steven aren't the only ones. The most obvious example though is in episode 5 and it's actually really easy to miss! In the psychiatrist scenes, Marc in all the scenes with a bandage on his nose is very clearly Jake; he speaks and acts very differently to Marc and Steven, he's much more hostile. There's hints in each episode which makes a rewatch fun.

[@jannes9945]

Cool show

[@FranciscoHOS]

The finale not showing Jake beat Arthur and his goonies up is the biggest letdown. I get teasing the third personality but it’s something that was teased throughout the season, we deserved one fight scene with Jake in the finale.

[@JinsolLee]

Not a personality. An Alter, this is a real neurological disorder, use the right language when discussing it please.

[@edit_bee]

Jake was already from the first episode remember the bloody scarab he held the first time it was jake who did it not marc

[@memorieswithouthomes1438]

If you look back through the episodes, Jake was there from the start.