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Stephen: Hey this evil magic looks just like my friend Wanda’s magic. I should ask her about it 😁

Wanda: Surprise! It was my evil magic! 😊

Stephen: 

You're not gonna die. Let me save us.

Tessa Thompson as King Valkyrie and Natalie Portman as The Mighty Thor in Thor: Love and Thunder

Episode 5 spoilers!

Back in my thoughts again, you know the drill. A bit lengthy!!

I cannot stop thinking about this scene—how Steven clearly remembers that this was his room,

And how he remembers the exact thing he said during this part of the scene, which proves that he was, in fact, fronting for at least a couple seconds.

BUT. He doesn’t remember anything from this moment forward. That’s why he wanted to see what their mother did to them, and that’s why Marc was set on getting him out of the room before he saw something that would severely taint his memories and what he knew of their childhood. At the same time, Marc knows EXACTLY what happened.

I’m positive that Marc fronted at that moment because he didn’t want Steven to remember what truly happened. It’s his way of making up to Randall/RoRo, I would like to believe. He treats Steven like the younger brother that he lost when he was a child. The one who loved drawing the one finned fish. The one who was always eager for adventure. The one who was screaming for help back in the cave.

Remember? His mother explicitly stated:

“Marc, what do you do? Keep an eye on your brother, okay?” And Marc is set on fulfilling that promise to Steven.

Marc let Steven keep all the good memories, while he himself lived through all of the bad ones, just so that he could protect him from getting hurt and feeling pain. Steven, his alter, who he considers to be his little brother.

That’s the reason why Marc was so adamant about simply telling Steven what had happened in that room at the top of the flight of stairs, so Steven wouldn’t have to watch the memory play out in front of him. Seeing what happened would definitely hurt more than just knowing what happened. By telling Steven himself, he would have control over what he would reveal to him, and how he would tell him.

That’s why Marc’s first thought when waking up in the Asylum was Steven. That’s why Marc never complained about fronting right after Steven was pierced by the weapons back in Mogart’s. That’s why Marc probably set up a line for Steven to contact “his mother”, and why Marc replaced Gus with another fish. That’s why Marc didn’t want Steven finding out about him in the first place.

Marc spent most of his life protecting and saving Steven the way he wished he could’ve protected and saved Randall. I am literally bawling over this.

Also ending this with another appreciation for Oscar Isaac because he’s a damn legend for the breathtaking portrayal of Steven AND Marc. He better earn awards for this series or I will riot.

thinking about marc trying his best to save his brother and being blamed for his death as if he was the one who murdered him. thinking abt layla blaming marc for her fathers death even though marc died trying to protect him. thinking abt how marc just accepted her, when she said “but you led a killer right to him”, because he’s learned this. he’s familiar with this. of course it’s his fault, it has to be.

this unspeakable tragedy, falling in love with the daughter of the man you couldnt save. and marc couldnt tell her, could he? couldnt face who he’s always been. couldnt watch another persons love boil down to hatred over how disgusting he was.

thinking about marc, thinking sO HARD-

Kept wishing I’d fail and one of them would kill me instead.

Captain America: Civil war/Moon Knight episode 5

It wasn’t your fault :(

#Marc Spector:

Moon Knight episode 5 spoilers without context 😭

bonus:

personally I've been thinking about this shot A Lot

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