Ahem. I present to you all, the best mock up of Steven’s apartment I was able to glean from obsessive screenshots and combs of episodes 1 and 2. It is not exactly to scale bc I was just trying to get stuff down, and if there is a “?” next to something that’s because I couldn’t find a point to see it clearly enough to know it’s placement/what exactly it was, but I think this is pretty good all things considered.
This obvs doesn’t include all the scattered books and shelf knick knacks, or a few things that aren’t 2D, such as Marc’s stashing nook to the right and above Gus’s tank in the kitchen, or the storage loft above Steven’s bed which the wooden supports hold up and the ladder to the left of his bed reaches.
A few fun scene placement moments below cut! (Sorry for weird video format!)
Steven grabs the masking tape from the “tape table?”-ish area when he puts up tape, and regularly tosses the tape into the “tape bin” near Gus’s tank every following morning (the roll is also seen placed somewhere else later but a few things move around and these were the solid points I saw)
We don’t see a closet and we don’t know what’s in Steven’s drawers, but a lot of clothes are hung up by his bed (left) and near the bathroom (left). Looks like coats and shirts? But I also swear I see a sock
Steven gets dressed for his date not in the bathroom but with the sink and mirror left of his bed by his drying clothes. We see him uncover a mirror in the scene, as well as the tube light above the fold out and the top of a counter, both of which we see in passing as he’s looking for Marc later (the bathroom also only has the small circular mirror).
ID: A video clip from moon knight. It begins with Steven Grant pulling a piece of cloth from a mirror, which we watch him through. He is wearing a black suit jacket, yellow tie, and a white button up shirt, and soft music plays in the background as he straightens his tie and checks his waist under the coat. We then turn with his view to a three paneled mirror, which he looks at himself through before sighing, and shaking his head slightly as he says: “Look like a knob…” He then turns and takes the suit jacket off as he walks out of frame. For a moment the clip cuts to him in front of a red lit fancy restaurant, before the screen is swiped up to stop screen recording. /end of ID]
The couch exists! This is the area right behind the entry table (which is where Steven sits down to scroll through the burner phone, as well as where he puts the duffle bag of Marc’s things while talking to Layla). While this is near where the TV is, Steven never actually sits on the couch, but! It does mean fics of sitting on the couch and watching TV are in fact still canon.
Just a good shot of Steven’s kitchen, which is where he had his sad chocolate moment, and where he pushed the table over to find Marc’s stash. That table is visible in the lower back left, and the area he climbs up to is above that.
The flat actually makes no sense for the space we see it inhabit. Steven is in a hall but has windows in both walls, and when Layla goes outside through the far back window there are markedly not enough windows or wall space on the outside for the flat it contains. Which is goofy n dumb n I love it, but you could also spin in a weird god magic way should you want to sidestep the continuity error :-)
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Please let me know if you can find any big errors, or if you have somth to add!
“Loki began his third life by annihilating the soul of his second–his better, purer self. Now he pays the price. King Loki has won the game. Loki is burning now. There is no way out. What lie–or truth–will save him now?”
The cover and solicits for Loki: Agent of Asgard #13 look pretty grim. Prices being paid? King Loki winning? Loki burning? No way out? Doesn’t sound good. And then there’s that cover–we see nothing but the shadowy figure of Loki, grinning like a maniac, while a pillar of fire burns behind him. This doesn’t look like a happy ending, is what I’m trying to say here.
But there is a flicker of hope for our poor hero/villain/whatever-he-is. If what the solicits say are true, that scary-as-hell cover above might not be Loki’s final form. There’s some deep, revealing truth out there that might actually save him. He just needs to hear it.
How will that happen, though? What is this mysterious truth, and who will be the one to give it to him? I have some ideas about how that’ll turn out, and thinking ‘meh, it’s not like I have anything better to do’, I decided to post them here. If you wanna see what the inside of rabbit hole looks like, just click that nifty “Keep reading” button at the bottom of this post.
Be warned, though: spoilers for past and (potentially) future issues of Loki: Agent of Asgard abound. Also, you should totally read Loki: Agent of Asgard. Seriously. Good book.
the fact that tumblr compressed the garbage quality of this video down to 5 pixels does it no favors but…….everyone deserves to hear aquaria gasping for breath so she can keep talking about dicks and big wads
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