This week’s MoonKnight gives the show the jolt it desperately needed.
Hunting through Ammit’s tomb, Oscar Isaac’s Marc Spector is shot by Arthur Harrow , the leader of the Ammit cult. And then... he dies! The end!
Okay, not the end. Moments later, Marc Spector is seemingly alive somehow, and locked away in some kind of psychiatric hospital. Every other character seen on the show is also in the asylum; Hawke’s Harrow is now his therapist, for example, while the hospital orderlies were previously seen as the cops who were investigating the incident at Steven Grant’s museum.
Over and over there are echoes of the three episodes that came before; there’s a Rubix cube, one of the scarab toys that was originally seen in the museum gift shop, a cupcake trolley like the cupcake truck Steven used to escape from the Ammit cult in the first episode, and so on.
comics, where the title character wakes up in an insane asylum with no memory of how he got there, Those comics could offer the answer to the question of exactly what is happening in these scenes on the
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