And now things get trippy, folks. Harrow shoots Marc twice in the chest and he falls down into a patch of water. We first see what looks like a rip-off “Indiana Jones” film starring someone named Steven Grant, and we then see Marc drugged senseless in a mental institution.

Marc’s not the only patient in this white-walled ward — others from his life including Layla, Crowley (the golden statue performer), and even his boss at the museum gift shop are patients there. There are also hints of events that have happened so far in the series — a cupcake stand, a painting of the Alps — that suggest that maybe the events so far have been a delusion in Marc’s mind. It’s a scene straight from the Lemire “Moon Knight” comic run, and it was still surprising given the direction the show appeared to be going.

Harrow, of course, is Marc’s doctor in this world, and still has the same condescending, terrifyingly calm demeanor. Harrow’s office is also full of Egyptian statues, including one of Ammit, and it’s enough to cause Marc to run away from Harrow and the orderlies. In his race to escape, he goes into the room with a sarcophagus in it. He opens it, and finds Steven! The two have their own Oscar Isaac-looking bodies here, and before they can make much sense of it, they run into a talking hippo in Egyptian wear that says, “Hi!”

Steven and Marc scream, which is reasonable. That hippo is most likely Taweret, the Egyptian goddess of childbirth and fertility who also acts as a protector. Is she protecting Steven/Marc? Who knows! We’ll have to wait until next week to find out.