Moon Knight 1x5 Reaction: Asylum
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In Moon Knight 1x5: Asylum, Marc & Steven search through their memories to face their truth and past trauma, and we discover how Marc Spector became Moon Knight.
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@@BeastSoufiane 😂😂😂
@@BeastSoufiane Lmfao
Who is variant #1 outta u three guys
Compare ursleves side by side
“They bingbong’d Steven” you guys are killing me 😂💀😢
Hector is the second person who said Steven was BingBong’d, it was the same reaction from Erik Voss.
@@kazetoame cool
I kennat hold my laughter
What an awesome, AWESOME episode!!!
(There must be more... #season 2)
Gives a whole knew meaning to "take her to the moon for me"
It was Marc that always saved Steven. This time Steven saved Marc. 😭
like a protect needs to do
yeah Steven took Marc punishement basically allowing him to be free and go to the Egyptian heaven.
Steven protected Marc plenty of times throughout his life
@@nikkilove4584 Yeah he was Marc’s childhood protector and he protected Marc until the end. It’s so sweet and sad.
Imma go cry in the corner now
I’m almost positive that Jake was the patient with the badly bruised face. He acted differently and had a slight NY accent. Plus Marc and Steven were in the hallway with the hippo. We’ve been seeing glimpses of Jake throughout the series, but we’ve thought it was always Marc. Isaac’s acting is award worthy. Amazing.
I just realized they gave us some clues about what they’re doing… Jake is in the background, in plain sight… just like the taxi cabs are in the background. Dang. These people are soooo good at cinematic storytelling. Best MCU I’ve seen so far.
I've thought this, as well... I feel like we've met him several times. His presence just wasn't announced. I can't help but think that that's completely on purpose.
100%. I also think that when they are showing that alter that we think is Jake be tranquilized, it's a visual representation of what Marc has been doing for a long time. Suppressing him in his sub conscious. I don't even think Marc was aware of him until he stabbed that guy. Frankly, I'm not surprised he's afraid to let Jake out. He seems kind of unhinged and murderous. Jake only seems to come out when Marc is in mortal danger. I think Jake might be key to saving Marc and Steven though, with the help of Taweret and maybe Layla. We'll see. I can't wait until next week.
@@GibsonGH YEEEESSSS!!! If I were to guess, I would say Jake is the personification of all of Marc's rage... The rage he felt towards his mother for abusing him. The rage he felt toward his father for doing so little about it...aaaand maybe even the rage he's felt toward himself?
@@OddWomanOut_Pi81 Yeah, that's a great theory. I had a thought that maybe Jake was created as a result of either the massacre at Konshu's tomb where he almost died, or general trauma from killing all those people for Konshu. Much like Steven was created as a safe space for Marc, I think Jake was created to protect him from dying, maybe tapping into that rage you are speaking about. It's all pretty fascinating. I'm stoked to see where it goes.
his voice and mannerism were very different from Marc OR Steven
Now we know why Marc was triggered when Layla blamed him for her father's death. That brought him right back to his mom.
I didn't even put that together, now I'm even more sad 😭
the way marc protect him from abuses and all trauma is like he was his childhood brother. damn
Good point
But I think Jake is the ultimate protector tho
I always had this mental image of Marc and Steven being brothers. Back in the first episode when the monster was banging on the door and Steven was rambling, I noticed how Marc had a brotherly attitude to Steven's mental freakout. He never snapped at Steven, he never yelled to get his attention, he just kept his voice low and stayed in this kind voice. It was then I figured that they had to be in a loving familial relationship rather than a combative "we are two souls in one body" relationship.
I think the one that take the abuse is Jake. Because Marc want to avoid her mother, and Steven not remember he have abusive mom instand of loving mom.
yea he is the rebellious and violent one... and is like the side of marc that resents his mother and faced the abuse whereas steven was an escape for marc as he was the alter that loved his mother which also shows that how marc loves and resents his mother and is filled with guilt :( plus the fact that marc lost steven because steven was an escape for marc and now that steven knows about the dark side of marc, he had no purpose of existing anymore :(((( (this is just my theory btw-)
22:15 "The question isn't about who's real and who's not, the answer is both of them" Yes!! Thank you Hector! That's exactly it.
I'm tired of the bad takes with 'Steven wasn't real' 'Marc has to let go of Steven' no. Not how this works.
right. he was balanced because he finally accepted everything about himself and that included his relationship with Steven. Losing Steven wasn't required to be balanced.
@@zacharyjackson1829 ah thank you for the explain. The scales have crap timing, which shouldn’t be surprising.
@@TimeCircleBlue
Late reply but I just got a notification from this comment and got reminded of something.
well we know now thanks to one of the producers that the scales balanced because *Steven* accepted who he was and his role as Marc's protector. They balanced because he sacrificed himself for him. So they did have good timing. And I was close, thus was one of the possibilities I had in mind when it first happened.
I like how everyone was so focused on Marc in this episode because we were visiting his memories but it was still all about Steven's story-arc ans character development.
I’ve only encountered someone with DID once. It was clear the person had it. They came into my job, provided ID, we gave them the information they needed. A few hours later they returned and based off the information they gave us about their life it was obvious that THIS person currently speaking to us was an alter. The physical body was a 28 year old man, however the alter was telling us about his life in the 1950’s. The mannerisms were different and demeanor obviously of someone older.
In the present time we honestly didn’t know what was happening but we listened, treated him with respect, and answered any questions he had. He wanted to know how to get his records from his time there in 1950’s. My coworker told him he just needed to provide documentation and we’d get his records. He said thank you and was satisfied with the provided information. It wasn’t until after he left and was able to really process what happened we realized it was DID.
They really are separate people and I hope people watching Moon Knight at the least can realize and treat them as separate people if they were to ever encounter someone with DID.
So two things:
1. I believe went met Jake in this episode, when he has the scar on his nose his voice and mannerisms we're different
2. This episode, dark as it is, hopefully proves that Batman has very VERY little in common with Moon Knight. Marc is such a tortured soul and it makes him such a deep character in the comic books and his D.I.D so much more tragic cause he went their to hide from his life. Batman just lost his parents to crime.....and like the guys said, marvel said hold my beer
I think you're right. when Marc picks up the pyramid his accent gets less Chicago and more New York and he gets a degree of crazy eyes that don't seem very Marc or Steven.
Marc would've just attacked Harrow instead of giving off such creepy, stabby energy.
Jake was the personality that was created to take the pain and abuse from his mother. Both Marc and Steven leave the room before the beating starts. Jake is the survivor. The secret one that takes abuse and dishes is back. He killed those guys in Cairo right before Marc came back and hung the kid over the cliff. And he was in the other sarcophagus.
Wowowowow.
Batman is a very complex character, but Yes Moon Knight is very different from him
@@wunderwerks7826 Plot hole. Marc is already the killer and you're saying there's another killer? Have you ever thought that Konshu killed those guys because Marc is being distracted by Steven?
The problem is that we all know the source material and so sure that they will go on with that route. This is MCU, some things can be changed. You haven't learned from WandaVision, all those teasing and references to Mephisto and yet NOTHING!
I agree with hector that marc's origin is darker than bruces'.
i could watch this episode all day long and never get tired of Oscar Isaac ! so brilliantly done !
And you want a person suffering from DID to suffer more. Sure
I don't have enough tears in me to do that lol
Bro Oscar is an absolute beast the transition into Steven man
I always thought he was an amazing actor but he's really blowing me away in this show. Just stellar
This episode makes me question how much of this show is in “reality” and how much is in Marc’s head; because in the first episode, when Steven is talking to that little girl in the museum, she asks him if it hurt when he was rejected from the Field of Reeds as if it had already happened and he questions if he’s dead or not. This show is phenomenal!
One iteration of that could be that the entire show has been them on the boat walking through memories. It shows that little things (like the Konshu bird skull) get inserted into these rememberings, which would line up with the little girl.
Oscar "Oscar" Isaac acting his butt off this episode.
This and Mr. Robot have been shining examples of D.I.D. Not perfect but leaps ahead of other films and shows who have attempted to. As someone who does have it, it makes me proud.
Oscar Isaac's is giving a master class in acting this episode. The acting is the steak of this show, but the visuals are the potatoes and veggies. Absolute perfection IMO
I think the visuals r pretty good tbh too
Episode ends
Hector clapping "I hate you all so very, very much right now"
I know we already knew how good Oscar is as an actor but that was something else.
Man, this episode was hard to watch but it was masterfully done. I connected with this character more deeply than any superhero character before.
While I don't have DID, I do have a dissociative disorder spawning from severe emotional and verbal abuse when I was in middle and high-school. It was really impactful for me to see a character who went through something similar and have them be sympathetic, and even a hero. Showing how the Moon Knight system was able to grow and become something great through the shadow of their trauma meant a lot to me.
Just when I thought I couldn’t come to love and care for a character as much as I did for Wanda in Wandavision, now I love Marc Spector AND Steven Grant just as much. I did not expect Moon Knight to make me cry as hard as episode 8 of Wandavision, but here I am, with a eyes red and raw from wiping tears away.
It’s easy to dismiss Steven as just a “stress ball” but no, he is as much of a person now as Marc. And I hope somehow he comes back.
Also Oscar Issac had better be nominated for best actor at the Emmy’s!!
Steven Grant was spared from having a rough child hood and got to have a decent life
too bad his decent life was ruined by a well done filet of beef
@@zacharyjackson1829 speak for yourself I like well done steak
I think there is a really dramatic parallel between Leyla blaming Marc for the death of her father and his mother blaming him for the death of his brother. We just learned how he must have felt after Leyla confronted him. Must have been pretty tough for Marc.
Also I think he‘ll 100% gonna try to rescue Steven, because it‘s another traumatic parallel. As we‘ve seen in the flashback he tried to embrace his brother to not be a cry baby and do some dangerous stuff which ultimately killed him. That‘s pretty much what Marc did with Steven by telling him to be more like a man. This was the first time he was brave enough to do that and it killed him. So by saving him he may have some redemption for losing his brother.
seeing what he went through as a kid with his mom. damn that was tough to watch
The song at the end is an old hispanic christian song which means "Beyond the sun I have a home a beautiful home beyond the sun", indicating heaven.
Since we now know there are multiple "afterlife" locations/realms, I now want Chris Hemsworth's final Thor movie to be about him searching for Valhalla, finally reuniting with everyone that he lost over the years
I think him hitting his yamaka is also meant to repersent his anger at his mother, as According to traditional Jewish law, a person's Jewish status is passed down through the mother. So mark at her Shiva taking that off and try to destory it, for him to almost instantly dust it off and apologise several times have be symbolizm of mark being angry at this mother specificly
If my theory is correct we could be seeing the 3 representations/outcomes of trauma for a kid that lived in an abusive environment
1. Steven is meant to symbolize the happy place that some people develop due to trauma as it was stated and we visually saw in this episode. Or people who fight through the trauma to become something better as we see Steven having a love for Egyptian history and wanting to do more.
2.marc is a representation of running away when things get messy because you're not willing/knowing how to deal with problems, as we seen Marc running away from his problems with Layla and his past.
3. Jake represents the people who become violent/ aggressive/ secluded due to past trauma who turn to violence as a means a fixing things. but alot of the time these people become desensitized to the fact that they're doing these things that they see it as normal/ defense mechanism due to growing up in an environment full of anger violence and abuse. As we have seen that when neither Steven nor marc are in control a lot of violence happens. And a lot of the times these people become the abuser
I also believe we have been seeing Jake the entire time when we hear a different accent coming from Marc and every time Mar or Steven come to it there's always blood on their face ,due to the chaos that just happened meaning that Jake took full control. And the reason we don't see a full transformation from jake and we just see Marc. is because remember what I said a lot of these people that become aggressive/ secluded see it as normal thing and that there's nothing wrong. that's why we get these subtle hints with Jake's voice and not a full persona incontrol like Steven That's why Mark himself doesn't even notice/ remember the change in his voice and the brutality Jake just handed out.
Fight, Flight, and Fawn. Jake, Marc, and Steven respectively.
Steven the innocent one, Marc the one who feels guilty, and Jake who's guilty but doesn't care?
That would explain the bedroom memory being the wrong way round (why switch to Steven to take the beating?).
@@HenryLoenwind Marc remembers the neglect and emotional abuse. Steven remembers those interstitial moments and the happy times. Jake comes out at the moment of physical abuse.
The actual killing deed is done by Jake Lockly. You see a scene where he’s doesn’t sound like either Marc or Steven. He tried to kill Dr Harrow. He has a bloody nose and sounded like a a Brooklyn cab driver. There’s a scene in a previous episode where Marc fades and when Marc come to and says Steven look what you did. Steven says it wasn’t me.
Some of the killing is done by Jake, some is done by Marc. Marc and Steven (as of yet) aren’t aware of the third identity.
I think the moment when Marc fades out and him nor Steven know who did the killing, it was basically Konshu taking advantage of his mental dissonance where Marc was starting to hesitate because of Steven and him becoming more in sync and potentially using Jake as his outlet for the more gruesome tasks
I agree that was Jake. You are right the more gruesome tasks and neither Marc nor Steven are aware of him.
I was given the privilege to announce that Hector will be launching a brand new side channel called Wingmen Reforged. That was an awesome intro guys!
I noticed a Cab driving around when Marc and Steven were talking on the street during the mother's funeral. Jake is a Cab driver in the comics.
That face broke my heart when dr harrow was calling his mum😭😭
I haven't felt like this when watching an origin since daredevil, i mean Matt had a sad childhood being blinded without a mother and then his father dieing and his new mentor leaves him when he wants him to be a father figure, then later on you find out his mother abandoned him because of postpartum depression, i mean thats some heavy stuff even diving into religion in the show, and seeing a new marvel show be able to produce something dark and gritty without removing actual plot, but still take on serious origins and real issues gives me hope for the upcoming shows and the future of shows i love like daredevil and punisher, this show has truly shown me that the thing that made me love daredevil in the first place is not a long forgotten skill.
So now I get a clear picture why Harrow said "There is chaos in you" when he used the scale.
Oscar deserves an Oscar
For this since its a tv show more like an Emmy..but yeah he definatly deserves an oscar for his performance.
I truly believe he will win one in the future
I love that the show mixes tones this much: introducing the goddess with a kind of absurd tone, last episode had some horror and adventure vibes in the tomb. This episode is very dramatic (with some humor still). The ship scenes made think of Loki, the doctor scenes made me think of Matrix or Inception. Very nice directing so far. And thinking of the trailers we were given, they managed to keep a lot of stuff secret regarding the direction of the show.
Adam: That's gonna leave a mark
Me: just wait Adam, we'll be left with a Marc
This episode was so heavy ughhhhh
i dont know if i should laugh or cry reading this
That was Jake at the beginning. New York accent.
I saw this yesterday and I woke up still depressed asf... Rough episode.
The version of Marc with the broken nose who ended up getting an injection in his neck must be Jake. His eyes were different, his smile was more sinister and crazy and his voice was different too. When Jake transitioned after getting the injection, it cut right back to Marc and Steven. My prediction is that once Marc gets back and frees Khonshu, he will battle Harrow, who will now be an official avatar of Ahmet, and Khonshu will be the one to battle Ahmet. Gods and avatars battle, bring it on.
I think Marc maybe was cohosting with jake, like jake was in control but Marc was very close to the front
how then does marc reference the newly introduced “organizing principle” the scene later? plus in this scene him correcting harrow with “hippo”. he doesn’t know.
i’d like to believe it’s jake tho, someone give me something good to disprove it XD
@@ibaxterrwoof co-consciousness? Like Jake was in control but Marc was "listening" so to speak. (He referenced it in ep #2: "to be a fly on the wall") Like in ep. #3 when Marc switched to Steven in the desert, Steven immediately knew what was happening and that he had to fix the star map without questioning any of it. He had been aware of what had been happening with Marc.
@@anlinde mmm good point there 👍
Y’all reaching trying to say it’s Jake when it HAS to be Marc because how else would Marc think to question about being struck with a syringe. There’s sooooo many sheep assuming this false rumor is correct.🤦♂️
This episode was off the chain, on the edge of your seat, freaking awesome. I want more. Oscar Issac deserves an Emmy for his acting in this show.
Hector just HAD to bring Bing Bong into this and traumatize me all over again 😆😩😭😭💔
There is a phrase said by Harrow in the first ad where he says " Embrace the chaos" .
I get the feeling it will play a role in the last episode in bringing back Steven.
LOL, Harrow's gonna regret saying that. And no, I don't think that's going to bring Steven back. I know ppl r in denial, but we won't be seeing him again. Marc'll most likely integrate some of his habits but that's it.
@@rebelfighter5249 the reason people believe steven will come back is because he is INGRAINED into the very fabric of the character.
that's like trying to have a batman that never lost his parents or a spiderman that was just born with his powers. it's just a huge part of the character so them taking away steven forever would be a huge twist that would ruin the character honestly
I'm glad Marvel changed the origin story from the comics so it more accurately reflects what can happen to cause a person to develop DID. Oscar Issac has been extraordinary in this role.
Also, the Disney+ MCU shows have shown a through line of mental health themes. I hope at some point Feige et al. talks about this, as a way of encouraging ongoing conversation about mental health care.
They threaded his through line very well- like how they kept demonstrating his trauma was written really well. How in the last episode Layla blamed him for her fathers death and rejected him, then you see how his mother blamed him for his brothers death and disowned and hated him, then Steven tells Marc if he doesn’t confront his memories everyone will die and it’ll be all his fault. He has been told his whole life that everything he is and everything he does is wrong. Your brain and body has to go to extreme methods to survive that kind of pain and trauma
This episode hurt so much. I was a wreck watching it. Oscar Isaac is so amazing in this role. He absolutely deserves an Emmy for this.
I watch a lot of reactions to Moon Knight. I feel more and more emotionally invested each time. I cry. I route for this guy. Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, the crew at the MCU-all of them epic!
When mark looks at his reflection in the glass of water, it's jake's reflection. You can see the bandage on the bridge of the nose in the reflection.
"Emotional damage" ...This episode was amazing. I was so ready for another reaction from u guys and i am so ready for the last episode.
15:40 Notice that Stephen and Marc the second time 13:56, don't have the same bruised, beat up face that Marc has the first time 2:06? Which tells us that the therapy session with "Dr. Harrow" is not real. It was obvious anyway, but I thought I would mention that.
Last night's ending of Steven not making through the Underworld was foreshadowed in episode one when the little girl in the museum asked Steven "And did it suck for you? Getting rejected from the Field of Reeds?".
One thing I really hope to see someday is Jon Bernthal Punisher and Oscar Isaac Moon Knight recreate that infamous comic panel where their characters talk shit to each other. Lmao. It's definitely lived in my head rent free since I first came across it years ago.
I'm pretty sure that the version where we see Oscar talking to Dr Harrow with a bloody nose is jake
The director already confirmed there is no Jake in this episode
@@wilbibe He did? Where, if I may ask? On some social media platform?
@@anlinde Twitter
@@wilbibe The same way a certain actor "confirmed" he's not in No Way Home or actually believable?
@@HenryLoenwind it's kinda different situation i guess. What's the point they hiding the fact that there are third personality when everybody already knows that the third one exist
This episode 5 is quite symbolic as it also represent the 5 stages of grief.. One being Denial to finally acceptance.
He got "Bing Bonged" was a much needed laugh.
Yes!!!! Thank you for the TMNT cricket quote. I thought the same thing
Good God this episode was so good! I had goosebumps for an hour. This episode is exactly what Marvel does so well. Character. I connected with this character on a level that I didn't earlier in the show and it was done brilliantly! Kudos to Oscar Isaac who is just killing it. Kudos to the writers, the directors. Man, kudos to Feige and Marvel for not being afraid to get dark. Everything makes sense now.
1 week ago I said "the asylum is a pocket dimension which serves as the Egyptian afterlife" then this week the Hippo lady said I was right so, yay... I guess ?
" A System Created for Survival" That was deep what Hector said. Deeeeeeeeeeeeep.
20:30 "And did it suck for you? Being rejected from the Field of Reeds?"
When Layla blamed Mark for her father's death hit Mark hard. When Steven told Mark that Layla's death will be on Mark set off Mark thru that trauma when Mark's Mom blamed him for his brothers death! That hit me so hard!
Steven fulfilled his purpose. Steven healed Marc, he saved him. And now Marc can rest in peace.
“He’s so good!” I mean….which one?! Oscar and Ethan are fucking KILLING it both of them lol
Ooof. Rough episode for sure. I'm glad that you all really appreciated this episode in particular. And yes, all the episodes are very necessary to really get things. I really hope that the next episode goes well and onward. Also I love how compassionate you all are. 💜
*EASTER EGG/PARALLEL*
The way Steven turned into a statue looks almost identical to the way Crawly sits on the bench near the fountain like a solid statue!
Even the hand gesture is similar and both act as a 'stressball' to someone else!
Wow great observation and insight
I noticed that also, although Steven is holding his right arm out, and Crawley is holding his left arm out with his right arm in a position like he was comforting/holding someone. The facial positions are almost identical though.
Crawley is covered in gold, Steven in sand..again both covered.
*Me gettin super emotional*
Agustín: Ay, callate el hocico!
_spit my tea_
Augustin just be Lost and vibing.
He just like me
Hector with the TMNT reference! But also, man Oscar’s wonderful acting makes my heart ache. He deserves some awards this year.
My favorite thing about this show is all the character work for Steven and Marc. How Marc's DID is such an important part of the story. They easily could have focused on the action and Moon Knight looking dope AF when he's in costume but instead the character work is front and center. And I love it so much. Especially because Oscar Isaac is absolutely slaying these roles. I've definitely become a fan of him because of this show. I truly hope Moon Knight/Steven/Marc will stick around and show up in other project. I'd gladly take a season 2 of Moon Knight but my gut tells me there is not going to be a season 2.
The score that plays before he becomes Moon Knight is so epic. This show is so good.
Moon Knight ep 4, WandaVision ep 8
Both penultimate episodes. Both characters have extremely traumatic pasts. Both are arguably the MCU best shows to date.
Great job, guys. Good luck sifting through all those DM's, Adam. Lol.
It is MCU way of saying and respecting every other belief / religion that everyone end up in thier belief system ancestral plane
You guys are good people. I know a lot of people will say that you’re entertaining and like watching you and that’s me, too, but I also want to say you’re good people.
"hes gonna be ring'ed up!" lol
I am thoroughly convinced that Marc created Stephen not only to have someone who has a better childhood and overall life, but also as a little brother to protect; give him a purpose to get him through day to day trauma.
As an example, I was always told with depression and with stress to get a pet of some kind. Something that you are responsible for that requires you to get up every day to take care of. It was something recommended to vet and med school students in my college as a way to keep you mentally healthy enough and force you to "go outside" for lack of a better term.
I learned about DiD from the Doom Patrol character, Jane. She also experienced childhood trauma and I thought they did a good job explaining but this episode of Moon Knight really showed different aspects of its development and I appreciate that. I also really enjoyed you guys breakdown, lookin forward to next week.
OH! before I go, I think we see Jake earlier with the bloody nose and about to attack Arthur with the glass pyramid. Listen to his voice, Oscar doesn't sound like Marc or Steven. He sounds like a New Yorker.
I knew nothing about moonknight coming into this. Didn't even know they were one person. So when I learned that Steven wasn't the "real one" my mind was blown.
I could watch this episode for 5 weeks and never get tried with Oscar Isaac's performance.
Hector and Adam with the 90's TMNT movie reference....LOVE IT!!!!
To me, this episode solidified Moon Knight as the best MCU series yet. Oscar Isaac deserves every award for a main protagonist that ever existed. He has been phenomenal but this episode was….WOW. Amazing.
1:07 Hector being the best wingman ever.
One thing I caught after watching this video is how well Disney:s ownership of so many properties allowed for the writers to include the little reference jokes (Ned Flanders) and tie-ins (Ancestral Plane). I'm sure there are others in this episode but these are the ones that stood out prominently to me.
Now that everyone seems to be so into Moon Knight, i hope that more people will also recognize another amazing series which has the same theme, and also coincidentally an egyptian director Sam Esmail and lead actor Rami Malek. Truly an underrated series, Mr. Robot needs more recognition.
Fantastic show
What a WONDERFUL episode
Gave me “Previously On…” WandaVision vibes. That’s a compliment.
20:18 "like he's fucking Bing bong from inside out" I never made that connection before thank you for that
“It wasn't your fault.”
this killed me man
Episodes like these are the exact reason I wait for the season finale to happen and then I just binge watch all of em.
"Oh my god he's been Bing Bonged" - killed me
Amazing episode. Heavy emotions but worth the watch.
Sooo is no one else about to slide in Big Papa Adams DMs.. cause I heard they were open!
Wish this was a 8 to 10 episode show. So many layers to the character have D.I.D.
Adam’s face when Agustin said “Twelve Babies” 😂😂😂
That's gonna leave a... mark 🤣
The third personality still locked in the sarcophagus
"Batman Hold my Beer" was the best part of your reaction. xD
Sally Field "Sybil" and Joann Woodward "Three Faces of Eve"
I think Jake has been there since the death of Marc's brother. He is not completely a new persona but instead Marc's negative emotion which he keeps inside and only appears when Marc is really mad. Different than Steven, a persona that he made up, Jake is his real emotion.
Jake may be the one who's actually killed his brother on purpose. Maybe the mother was abusive before, and Jake killed the son she actually loved, so Marc would be loved again? It backfired, and Marc feels all the guilt about it?
Mr Robot also a great TV show exploring DID. Also take mind bending.
"like he's fucking Bing Bong from Inside Out." . . . lost it hahaha
Man, the minute the mom said "look after your brother", we all collectively said oh nooooo...
Great stuff, gents. Hector referencing the Raphael/Casey Jones scene from TMNT was awesome!
I love that Adam said penultimate. That's the word that I always think of because it's what I would say in Spanish. I'm always worried that people won't know what I mean or that I'm being pretentious. Adam just made me feel better about that
The ending kinda reminded me of Teddy alone in the Valley Beyond in Westworld
Jake was 100% in this episode his face was even messed up while Marc and Steven's face wasn't.
This episode…..it hits you in the feels with a circuit bat………