Moon Knight - SPOILERS

[Paul Farquhar]

Hard to do with a bullet in the chest, though.

But it could be significant that he was shot with exactly two bullets.

 

[MarkB]

Well, he gets his power from Khonshu, he doesn’t worship him.

Yeah, he's a good example of a warlock and patron.

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

Yeah, he's a good example of a warlock and patron.

Definitely a Pact of the Blade Undead Warlock. Form of Dread matches Marc/Steven "summoning the suit" really well.

 

[Tonguez]

I doubt they would ever go this way, but the could go full-Psycho and make the third personality the abusive dead mother.


I think it's more likely that #3 is the dead brother though, and is a good guy.

in the comics there is an insane version of the brother who becomes a dark Avatar called Shadowknight, I could see them making personality 3 into Shadowknight. - the dark side of Marcs Moon-knight

 

[wicked cool]

is the Dr in the asylum delaying him? Is it Harrow or a figment? Marcs on his way to hell but then its balancing the scale and being knocked? Is this explained better in the comics? Im guessing Marc is going to wake up in Harrows base and harrow was pushing the personality shift

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Definitely a Pact of the Blade Undead Warlock. Form of Dread matches Marc/Steven "summoning the suit" really well.

Technically, Khonshu is more of a celestial.

 

[Umbran]

If I'm reading this right, with the first appearance of his father in Moon Knight (1980) #37 in 1984.

Yeah, I looked that up this morning. His background is pretty solidly established when his dead rabbi father is reanimated using Kabbalistic mysticism, yeah.

With Marc and Steven both dead dead, Personality #3 is all that's left to save the day.

Technically, they are all dead. They only have the one body.

I doubt they would ever go this way, but the could go full-Psycho and make the third personality the abusive dead mother.

Yeah, they won't do that. While their treatment of DID hasn't been real-world textbook, it has been reasonably respectful and sympathetic.

I think it's more likely that #3 is the dead brother though, and is a good guy.

I think... not. Identifying one of his personalities with the brother that died by his actions would be hokey. Doing that so that the dead brother could take his beatings for him is downright villainous. If nothing else, it is implied that the third personality is capable of violence so brutal that gives even Marc pause, which doesn't sound like a "good guy" thing.

Now, in the comics, Marc's brother isn't dead, and is jealous that Marc gets powers, and becomes Marc's enemy, but this would be a pretty crummy way to work that relationship.

 

[Umbran]

is the Dr in the asylum delaying him? Is it Harrow or a figment? Marcs on his way to hell but then its balancing the scale and being knocked? Is this explained better in the comics?

This doesn't happen in the comics. In Egyptian mythology, your heart is weighted against the feather. If the heart is lighter, you go to the afterlife. If the heart is heavier, your soul gets eaten by Ammit.

Im guessing Marc is going to wake up in Harrows base and harrow was pushing the personality shift

I hope note. I'd prefer it be Marc wrangling with his personal trauma without it being the villain's fault.

 

[wicked cool]

Harrows assistant has this look when Marc asked about being drugged. Can’t just be in his mind or purgatory

 

[Umbran]

Harrows assistant has this look when Marc asked about being drugged. Can’t just be in his mind or purgatory

If the best evidence is the facial expression of one background character, well, that isn't solid evidence to me.

And, btw, they seem to be leaning ino Egyptian concept of afterlife. Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory aren't good analogs. Heck, they aren't relevant for Marc as Jewish either. For the Egyptians, there was no Hell of punishment or torment. If you weren't up to snuff, you simply got no afterlife and ceased to exist.