#moon knight season 1

[iamthehamburglar]

[mistressvera]

[gaypoetsblog]

i want the entire season of moon knight injected into my veins

[morksphincter]

“Are you an Egyptian superhero?”

“I am”

CURRENTLY SCREAMING, CRYING, THROWING UP, I’m not even Egyptian but I felt so happy at this representation !

[lxdyred]

I was inspired. I miss them.

[urmultifandomfan]

OMGGGGG LAYLA?????? SLAY GURLLLL SLAYYYYYY

[magnet-girl]

Moon Knight Episode 6 Finale Spoilers

Click Under the cut to see Spoilers!

Here’s a couple gifs of Baddie Layla El-Faouly in her *Temporary* Taweret Avatar Costume, Being as she confirms, An Egyptian Superhero.

Layla El-Faouly in Moon Knight | Gods and Monsters

[thevibraniumveterans]

(🌙+🪲+🐊+🦛+🐦+🇪🇬)

[hq-screencaps]

Moon Knight 1.04 The Tomb ↳ 2,259 1080p logofree screencaps

Moon Knight 1.05 Asylum ↳ 2,343 1080p logofree screencaps

Moon Knight 1.06 Gods and Monsters ↳ 2,222 1080p logofree screencaps

[hibiscxs]

Layla el-faouly may be my new favorite superhero

[soulstxne]

so sad I won’t be seeing oscar isaac every week anymore

[middnightlight]

why is no one going feral over the Moon Knight Season 2 announcement???

[mistressvera]

[gaypoetsblog]

I want, no NEED, more Moon Knight content cause I am not over that shit.

[morksphincter]

lmao anytime Taweret takes over someone’s body o can’t stop laughing. It’s ridiculously over the top and I love it

[sweetiebriar]

I’ve been rewatching the show, and it’s just been lying there to everyone's eyes and no one is seeing it.

I find the Narcissus Complex in Moon Knight so fascinating!

Marc: The original avatar, is a little boy whose traumatised subconscious created an alternate identity based on an adventurer character from an old film to deal with his troubles in life and especially his abusive mother. This personality/identity, Steven, is passionate about Egypt and knows hieroglyphs, speaks French and ancient Egyptian, loves French poetry, and dreams of adventures.

Growing up, Marc commits crimes that lead him to meet and fall in love with a woman, Layla, daughter of an Egyptian archaeologist, who also happens to be passionate about Egypt and knows hieroglyphs, speaks French and ancient Egyptian, loves French poetry, and is an adventurer of her own.

Can you see it now? Do you finally realise what’s really going on? Steven and Layla are exactly the same! So, Marc, conscientiously or not, is in love with and married a woman who is literally the female counterpart of his other identity. Do you understand that this means Marc is in love with and married to Steven? That is so hilarious and exciting at the same time!

Oh, and make no mistake. The feeling is mutual. Steven fell also in love, with Layla’s adventurous and badass style. Thus, everything Marc is. Conclusion? Marc and Steven are in love with each other. Narcissus Complex, here you are!

Narcissism & The Narcissus Complex differences: Narcissism the fact of having an excessive interest in our own physical appearance and/or image and an excessive preoccupation with our own needs. But the Narcissus Complex is different in that it involves being self-absorbed in one certain form.

It’s categorised by the reflection Narcissus’ image is taking in the water of the pond. An image of purity and innocence. But Narcissus himself is neither of that. So he falls in love with his reflection which represents perfection. This describes exactly the relationship between Marc and Steven.

Marc is self-absorbed by the form of Steven who is perfection through his happy life. He is innocence because he has never committed a crime. He refuses violence and always tries to resolve conflict with words rather than fists. That’s how the alters work together, they seek in each other what they always have sought in themselves. In the same way that Narcissus has always sought perfection in himself.