And given their hatred towards Khonshu, the worst-case scenario is that they’re going to turn him into stone, leaving Marc without his protective suit.Įven though the odds are against them, Khonshu “sends a signal to the gods they can’t ignore” by blocking out the Sun with the Moon. Khonshu warns him that asking for their interference opens the door to their wrath as well. Marc wonders why the other (Egyptian) gods are standing by and watching Harrow resurrect Ammit. Marc is visibly shocked, Khonshu is unfazed, and Steven is Steven about it. The mercenary refuses and falls to his death. Khonshu tells Marc to take the third mercenary (who is a kid, BTW) to the ledge to make him talk. But Steven says that he hasn’t done anything. Confused, Marc assumes that Steven is responsible for this carnage. Marc blacks out and finds himself in a taxi going to the airport.Īfter briefly losing control again, Marc wakes up to him absolutely gutting one of the mercenaries, one mercenary that’s already dead, and a third one that’s trying to get away. But after coming across an unnaturally reflective knife, he gets superseded by Steven, who is hellbent on not killing anyone. Marc gets into a scuffle with said mercenaries and looks like he’s mostly in control. Meanwhile, Marc is seen going after leads who know about Harrow’s whereabouts but are getting killed by mercenaries hired by Harrow. And even though he is warned that Marc Spector is nearby, he is kind of unfazed because he’s happy that he is near to Ammit. As evident in the opening minutes, he has succeeded in doing at least 50% of that. Harrow’s primary plan is to find Ammit’s tomb and then to resurrect her. See More: ‘Moon Knight’ Episode 2: Recap And Ending, Explained – What Is Marc Spector’s Deal With Khonshu?
Major spoilers for “Moon Knight” Episode 3. What’s Marc up to? Well, read on to find out. Since Marc has left for Egypt without Layla, for obvious reasons, she is seen getting a fake passport made with the help of Lagaro so that she can get there to help Marc. And it opens with Layla narrating the story to a woman named Lagaro (probably a reference to Dynaman, whose actual name is Lagaro, and he’s from the 4th Dynasty of the Old Kingdom of Pharaonic Egypt) about Marc living as Steven in an apartment a few blocks away from their old place. It was written by Beau DeMayo, Peter Cameron, and Sabir Pirzada. Episode 3 of “Moon Knight” is directed by Mohamed Diab again.
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