Moon Knight Episode 4 Twist Ending Explained: Was Anything Real?!
Warning: MAJOR SPOILERS for Moon Knight episode 4!
Just as audiences were beginning to feel comfortable with Marvel Studios' new Disney+ series, Moon Knight episode 4's twist ending pushes the show in a new direction while forcing audiences to question if anything that has happened so far is real. Moon Knight episodes 1-3 introduced viewers to the newest hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Moon Knight. Played by Oscar Isaac, the duality between the character's identities of Marc Spector and Steven Grant and their roles in serving Khonshu, the Egyptian moon god, became the backbone of Moon Knight. After watching them work to stop Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) from awakening Ammit, Moon Knight episode 4 flips the script on the whole story.
From the very beginning of Moon Knight's story, Marvel Studios has given audiences reasons to question what is happening. Moon Knight episode 1 didn't show the events that occurred any time Marc Spector took control, while Steven Grant's experience with the supernatural raised questions from others in the universe about his mental health. However, the series has done a mostly stellar job of exploring Moon Knight's alters as part of its globe-trotting adventure and exploring the relationship between Marc Spector and Steven Grant—and possibly a third identity.
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When it comes to Moon Knight episode 4, the first 35 minutes of the episode stick to the same tone and story that viewers have been following for three weeks. However, the final 15 minutes introduce a brand new location and concept for the series to play with during its final two episodes. Moon Knight's episode 4 twist ending, where Marc Spector is seen
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