Marcus Landry

* Marcus Landry
* Moon Knight
* Jacob's Suit
* Mr. Knight

> I serve Khonshu. I'm his Avatar. Which means you are, too. Sort of. We protect the vulnerable and deliver Khonshu's justice to those who hurt them.
>
> Marcus Landry to Stanley Lloyd

**Marcus Landry** is a former United States Marine and mercenary with dissociative identity disorder. During his childhood, Landry's mother Danielle was shot and killed while walking to work, starting a strenuous and spiteful relationship with his father, who frequently abused him. To find comfort within himself, Landry's psyche formed an alter known as **Stanley Lloyd**, who had no memory of Landry's trauma. While he was on a mission in Egypt, Landry was shot by his partner Raul Bushman, but he was saved by Khonshu, who transformed him into his Avatar and the vigilante **Moon Knight**. Soon after, he fell in love and married Layla El-Faouly. After his father's death, the Lloyd alter resurfaced and relocated to London to become a museum worker, with Landry occasionally taking over the body to operate as Moon Knight.

Lloyd found himself in the middle of a conspiracy where a cult led by Arthur Harrow intended to release Ammit, so he teamed up with his wife and Landry to stop him. Whenever Lloyd summoned his suit, he took the form of **Mr. Knight**. During their search for Ammit's tomb, Lloyd had complications with Landry, with the latter wanting to disappear after they would defeat Harrow. Arriving at the tomb, Landry was shot and killed by Harrow, after which he was transported to the Duat. As Lloyd discovered Landry's traumatic past, he fell into the Duat, resulting in Landry being able to pass on to the Field of Reeds. Landry was able to rescue Lloyd by sharing his balanced heart with him and returned to life through the Gates of Osiris. Reuniting with Khonshu, Moon Knight and Mr. Knight, along with El-Faouly and help from their mysterious third alter, managed to defeat Harrow and prevent Ammit from enacting her judgment worldwide. In exchange for defeating Ammit, Landry and Lloyd were seemingly freed from Khonshu's servitude. However, their third alter, **Jacob Sutton**, began fronting and continued to serve Khonshu as his Avatar, and executed both Harrow and Ammit. Later on, Landry and Lloyd found out about Jacob Sutton and Khonshu still using him as his Avatar and agreed to become Moon Knight again in New York.

## Biography

### Early Life

Marcus Landry was born in Chicago, Illinois, the son of a rabbi who as a child had managed to escape Nazi prosecution after Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia. Marcus grew up on the poor side of the city, where his father Freddie was the target of discrimination; Marcus couldn't understand why his father would never fight back against persecution. He grew up with his younger brother Fernando. His father would walk his kids to school every day, but him being a Rabbi caused Fernando to be bullied, but Marcus was there to defend him. His father was disappointed with his boy's violent nature and their obsession with war, he believed that should concentrate on their education, but his wife dismissed this as boy being boys.

During the last years of his childhood, Marcus discovered by chance that a close friend of his family, Rabbi Yitz Perlman, was in reality a Nazi deserter and secretly a serial killer of Jews named Ernst. Marcus' fighting instinct kicked off for the first time when he fended off against Perlman to escape his grasp. Perlman later disappeared without a trace. This traumatic event also caused Marcus to develop a dissociative identity disorder. The first alters developed by Marcus were Stanley Lloyd and Jacob Sutton. Shortly before Freddie decided to intern Marcus at the Putnam Psychiatric Hospital, Marcus was approached for the first time by the Egyptian deity Khonshu, claiming to be Marcus' true progenitor. After his father's death, Marcus was allowed to leave the hospital temporarily to attend the funeral and a late luncheon, but, after hearing Khonshu's voice, he ran way. After his death Marcus resented his father, believing that Freddie was embarrassed by him.

### Mercenary Life

Marcus enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps and served for three years. On his second tour in Iraq, his superiors caught notice of Marcus' bizarre behavior. After his past was dug up, Marcus was dishonorably discharged. He later joined the CIA and worked with several people who would later interact with Moon Knight, including William Cross, Amos Lardner, and his own brother, Fernando Landry. Fernando killed Landry's girlfriend Lisa with a hatchet to keep her from exposing a gun-running scheme: Landry retaliated with a grenade and assumed Fernando was dead.

Once he left the CIA, Landry enrolled in illegal fights, where he befriended "Frenchie" Duchamp, and both became soldiers-for-hire. They took on several assignments, mainly in Africa and South America. Landry later went to trial for assassinating the president of Bosqueverde, a South American country.

After Landry and Frenchie met Raul Bushman in Egypt, they travelled to North Sudan, near the Egyptian border, for a raid on an archaeological site. When Bushman killed the lead archaeologist, Abdallah El-Faouly, to find an Egyptian pharaoh's tomb, Landry punched Bushman to protect Abdallah's daughter, Layla. Furious, Bushman mortally wounded him in the desert, killing everyone in the place except for Layla, Frenchie and a villager willing to tell him the secrets of the tomb. Landry managed to reach the tomb before he collapsed, and Layla and the crew laid him beneath an idol of Khonshu. His spirit had an encounter with Khonshu, who promised to save his life in exchange for his service. Landry agreed, although he later considered this encounter a hallucination. Restored to life, he punished Bushman's men, while Bushman himself escaped.

### Becoming Moon Knight

Having finally found a purpose in life, Landry applied himself fully. He moved to New York with Frenchie and Layla (now his lover), and developed the costume, equipment, and persona of Moon Knight. With a fortune made from gambling, in addition to support his new career of fighting crime, he began using his Stanley Lloyd persona as a financier and Jacob Sutton as a cab driver whose purpose was to gather information at street level. His original persona, with its multiple facets, faded into the background. Still, leading four separate lives put great mental stress on Landry. Sutton developed a network of informants, including the homeless Bertrand Crawley, diner owner Gena Landers, and her two sons, Ricky and Ray.

Landry's first major job as Moon Knight came when the Committee hired him to capture a werewolf named Jack Russell. He succeeded, in large part thanks to the silver cesti he was equipped with. However, he learned that the Committee planned to turn Russell's sister into another werewolf and use them both as weapons. He did the honorable thing and switched sides; Landry and Russell shut down the Committee.

### 2024

#### Peaceful Life

##### Living as Stanley Lloyd

> I work at a gift shop. Um... My name's Stanley Lloyd.
>
> Stanley Lloyd to Arthur Harrow

Lloyd eventually relocated to what he believed was his hometown of London, England and gained employment as a gift shop worker at the National Art Gallery. He moved into an apartment with a pet one-finned fish named Gus, and during his time at the museum, Lloyd was often mistreated by his boss Donna Kraft and neglected by the security guard J.B.. Grant desired to be a tour guide, but Kraft disregarded those factors. He also made acquaintances with the street performer Bertrand Crawley, having conversations with him from time to time.

Unbeknownst to Lloyd, Landry would take front when he fell asleep to operate as Moon Knight at night before returning to the apartment, which would leave Lloyd feeling tired when he woke up. Additionally, Lloyd would occasionally regain control of the body before Landry could return home, leading Lloyd to believe that he was suffering from sleepwalking. These strange occurrences led Lloyd to strap his ankle to a wooden post whenever he went to bed to prevent him from leaving, as well as applying a sand circle around his bed and tape on his door so that he could verify in the morning whether he had left. Landry, however, was aware of Lloyd's actions and removed the ankle restraint and the tape on the door, as well as avoiding the sand, to continue performing tasks for Khonshu, although he would reapply the tape and the restraint in order to prevent Lloyd from discovering the truth.

##### Stanley Lloyd's New Day

> Morning, Gus, my little one-finned wonder.
>
> Stanley Lloyd to Gus

One morning, Stanley Lloyd woke up from bed in his apartment. Looking around at first, Lloyd flipped over his sheets, seeing his ankle restrained to his bedpost. Lloyd undid his restraint and got out of bed, looking at the sand ring around his bed to see if anyone moved through it. Seeing no new footprints, Lloyd walked through the ring to the front door, checking if anyone disturbed the tape on the crevasse of the doorframe.

Lloyd took off the tape and threw it into a nearby trashcan before feeding his pet goldfish Gus. Lloyd tried to call his father Freddie Landry, though he ended up on voicemail. In his ensuing message, Lloyd mentioned receiving his postcards, placing them on Gus' tank while jokingly claiming that Gus was upset, he could not go anywhere special. Lloyd freshened himself up, mentioning to his father that he still woke up feeling like he got hit by a bus before leaving his apartment.

Exiting the apartment building, Lloyd stopped his voicemail message to briefly comment on an old man still selling his brushes and brooms in front of Lloyd's doorway. Lloyd ended his voicemail as he walked down the street, spotting his bus passing by, forcing Lloyd to give chase. On the bus, Lloyd was awoken by a man whose backpack he was resting his head on before awkwardly watching a woman read a newspaper, much to her annoyance.

##### Working at the Art Musuem

Lloyd arrived at his job at the National Art Gallery, spotting a girl sticking her discarded chewing gum in a hole in a model of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The girl responded that there was nothing inside the pyramid, prompting Lloyd to direct her toward a sarcophagus, though not before removing the gum from the model while she was not looking.

Lloyd explained that a metal hook would suck out all of the organs of a person inside a sarcophagus apart from their heart, saying that it was left there for judgment in the Underworld to see if it was worthy to pass through the Field of Reeds. The girl asked if it sucked for Lloyd to have been rejected himself, though Lloyd said it would not make sense since he was not dead. Lloyd slowly began pondering it he truly was dead, as his boss Donna Kraft got his attention to help her carry some boxes over to a counter.

Lloyd was reprimanded by Donna for trying to be the tour guide again, calling him "Stan", though Lloyd clarified his name as he put on his nametag. Donna told Lloyd to do his job, to sell gift shop merchandise to children, before walking away, leaving Lloyd alone to set up a display of items.

While he worked, Lloyd was approached by Dylan, who inquired if Lloyd was still available for their steakhouse date tomorrow night at seven. Lloyd, confused, asked if she was asking him out, much to Dylan's amusement, telling him she would see him later. Donna, impressed by his apparent date, inquired what a vegan like Lloyd would do at a steakhouse, though Lloyd told her that he would eat salad and bread, much to her annoyance as she left.

Lloyd later began helping Donna with inventory in the back room when he reminded himself about an error in the advertisements outside the museum, causing Donna to ask if that was why he was once again late before telling Lloyd that he was on inventory duties for the week for being late so often.

Lloyd tried to explain that the banner was missing some members of the Ennead, prompting Donna to remark that he wasn't going to be a tour guide if that was what he was trying to do. Briefly heartbroken by this, Lloyd continued by stating that the Ennead had nine gods rather than seven, though Donna became fed up with him, ordering him to just leave her be. Complying, Lloyd left the room, fumbling with a poster on the way out.

At the end of his shift, Lloyd headed for the exit of the museum, bidding the security guard J.B. goodnight. J.B. replied back to Lloyd, calling him "Stain", much to Lloyd's bewilderment, who corrected him by stating that that his name was Stanley. Stanley then left the museum for the night.

##### Bonding with Bertrand Crawley

Lloyd, while eating a snack, met up with Bertrand Crawley, a street performer posing as a golden statue on a bench. Lloyd confided with Crawley about his constant sleep problems, mentioning he would actively try to stay awake at night to circumvent them before tipping him a package of pralines in his hat. Lloyd would bring up his upcoming date with Dylan that he did not recall setting up, when a pair of tourists asked Lloyd to take a picture of them with Crawley.

Lloyd politely complied to take their picture, reminding them to tip Crawley after taking it. Lloyd resumed his conversation once the tourists left, saying that if he was going to have a girlfriend at some point, he would stop having to wear ankle restraints in his bed, noting it was a red flag in a relationship. Finishing his snack, Lloyd thanked Crawley before bidding him farewell, placing a tip in his hat as he walked away.

##### Staying Awake

Returning to his apartment, Lloyd prepared himself for bed. Lloyd first filled in the footstep he made in his sand ring around his bed, before placing a piece of tape on the crevasse of his doorway and locking the door firmly shut. Lloyd then went and studied various books regarding topics related to the Ennead, including the rift between God and man.

Afterwards, he entered bed, where he put his right ankle in a restraint locked to the bedpost. Lloyd turned on the *Staying Awake* audio program, switching frequently between fiddling aimlessly with a Rubik's Cube while lying in bed. While in bed, Lloyd at some point fell asleep.

#### Identity Struggle

##### Hunting for the Scarab

Without any warning, Lloyd suddenly awoke amidst a meadow in the Alps of Austria with a broken jaw. Lloyd, caught aback by the situation, attempted to fix his jaw, which mysteriously healed nearly instantaneously. Getting up from the ground, Lloyd looked around in confusion and panic, spotting a nearby village when a voice demanded he go back to sleep, retorting Lloyd wasn't supposed to be here.

Lloyd agreed with the voice, asking where he was, though the voice told Lloyd to surrender his body to Marcus, much to Lloyd's confusion. The voice lamented that "the idiot" was still in control, prompting Lloyd to feel around his jacket until he uncovered a mysterious scarab in his pocket. Looking at the scarab, Lloyd felt a presence behind him, and when he turned around, he found himself staring at a castle directly behind him.

Lloyd spotted a guard looking down at him from a window higher up. Lloyd awkwardly waved toward the guard, who returned the gesture. Another guard then peered out of the window with a rifle, admonishing the first guard for his hesitance while startling Lloyd. The two guards opened fire on Lloyd, prompting the voice to tell Lloyd to run.

Running through the meadow, Lloyd was chased by additional guards on the ground as he then entered the nearby village. Lloyd narrowly avoided another pair of guards in an alley, before finding himself entering a crowd of people assembling in a nearby square. Lloyd quickly pulled the hood of his sweatshirt over his head as he passed by another guard, narrowly avoiding detection.

At the square, Lloyd witnessed the arrival of Arthur Harrow as the crowd parted for him to walk through. Harrow stood at the front of the crowd at the base of a statue, while Lloyd watched as he requested people to come up to be judged by the Staff of Ammit and the tattooed scale on his arm. Lloyd observed a young man step forward, who was thanked by Harrow for volunteering to be the first, as he was then judged to be a good person.

Several guards began to appear from behind the crowd, forcing Lloyd to enter deeper into the crowd and closer toward Harrow. An older woman stepped forward next for judgement, and Lloyd watched as she was judged negatively, despite her insistence that she had been good her whole life. Harrow apologized before absorbing the woman's life force from her body, killing her instantly while shocking Lloyd as her body was promptly carried away by other followers.

A guard informed Harrow that someone interrupted their exchange, and that the perpetrator was potentially still nearby. Harrow announced to the crowd in ancient Egyptian, who responded by kneeling, though Lloyd was outed as a result of his hesitance to comply. Harrow recognized Lloyd, calling him a mercenary, though a confused Lloyd assured him he was Stanley Lloyd, a gift shopist from London.

Harrow requested Lloyd to hand over the scarab, and though Lloyd was willing to comply, the voice impeded his attempts to surrender the scarab to Harrow. After several failed attempts to hand over the scarab, Lloyd was forced by the voice to walk away as Harrow ordered his followers to subdue him. Lloyd was wrestled through the crowd toward a storefront, where a few guards and a shopkeeper ripped the scarab out of his grasp. Lloyd suddenly found himself blacking out as Landry or Sutton took front, killing his attackers around him.

##### Chased through the Alps

Lloyd then regained his senses as he stood over the bodies of his attackers while the voice remarked that the idiot was back. Lloyd realized he now had the scarab back in his blood-soaked hand and began to run away as Arthur Harrow and his followers approached him. The voice scolded Lloyd not to drop the Scarab of Ammit, who complied as he hijacked a parked cupcake delivery van nearby and raced out of the village.

After racing out of the village using his delivery van, Lloyd was ambushed by Harrow's followers and eventually, temporarily overwhelmed. Just as Lloyd blacked out, Landry or Sutton took front and defeated his assailants using his powers. However, as soon as his enemies were defeated, Lloyd temporarily took control over the body as he was unable to escape his enemies.

This forced Landry or Sutton to take control over the body again, with Landry or Sutton managing to defeat his enemies once again to drive back to safety. However, before he could do so, he was once again taken back over by Lloyd, who irresponsibly threw his own weapon to his enemies, in attempts to not cause any more carnage.

After being cornered by Harrow's followers, Lloyd tried to peacefully surrender to them. However, before that could happen, trees from the mountains fell down at them, and eventually, they attacked Lloyd. However, all of a sudden, Lloyd blacked out.

##### Returning to Stanley Lloyd's Life

Lloyd woke up in his apartment and laughed to himself, believing he had just had a nightmare and that he was not in harm's way. He then got himself up out of bed and ready for the next day. However, his preparations came to an abrupt stop when he noticed that Gus, who originally only had one good fin, suddenly had two. Upon taking the fish to a pet shop to ask about the anomaly, he was told by an annoyed clerk that he had already been there looking for a one-finned goldfish not long ago, much to Lloyd's confusion.

After remembering his date with Dylan, he quickly got changed into nice clothes and cleaned himself up. When he arrived at the restaurant, she didn't show. After a waiter came to get his order, he decided to call her and found out that he had missed his date with her two days ago.

Dylan told him to lose her number and hung up abruptly. Lloyd then asked the waiter what day it was and was shocked to learn she was right that he had missed their date completely. Saddened, he stayed and ordered steak, despite being a vegan.

##### Marcus Landry's Secret

After eating, Lloyd returned to his apartment, and ate the chocolates that he had bought for his date. He then fed Gus and commented how he still couldn't believe he had missed his date.

Lloyd then found something hidden behind a plank of wood that was sticking out. There, he noticed a key and a cellphone, which sparked Grant's curiosity as he never remembered to own those items. Hence, the suspicious Lloyd, opened the phone to see whose it was. Upon inspection, Lloyd discovered that the phone had been used to interact with a woman named Layla El-Faouly and a man named Jean-Paul Duchamp.

Eventually, Lloyd received a call from El-Faouly, who angrily told him that she had been contacting him for months, however, upon discovering Lloyd's different accent, Lloyd was asked about why his accent was different. This made a confused Lloyd ask Layla who she thought he was, through which he discovered that Layla knew him by the name of "Marcus." Lloyd then heard the voice calling for him, but he did not find anyone at his apartment, although he noticed how his reflection in the mirror almost moved on its own.

Lloyd then heard the voice get louder and so he ran out of his apartment into the hallway. He ran to the elevator and watched as a beaked mummified creature came towards him and tried to open the elevator. However, Lloyd then saw that it was an elderly woman. He greeted her, awkwardly, and was surprised that they were back on the fifth floor when she got off. When he turned around, the creature was behind him.

### 2025

#### The Defeat of the Saunders Family

> I told you... I'll kill you last.
>
> - Mr. Knight

To be added.

#### Harrow and Ammit's Return

> They are threatening to resurrect Alexander the Great.
>
> - Marcus Landry

To be added.

##### Confronting the Ennead Council

> Get in my way again... I'll kill you. All of you... this is only temporary... unless...
>
> - Jacob Sutton as Moon Knight

To be added.

## Personalities

### Marcus Landry's Personality

> **Stanley:** You ruin people's lives. Everything you touch, you ruin. You hurt people; you abandoned your wife. You left her stranded.
> **Marcus:** I did not. I am protecting her. You don't know what you're talking about.
>
> Stanley Lloyd and Marus Landry

Marcus Landry used to be an incredibly happy person as a child, who was confident, smart, and not afraid to face his fears. However, over time due to his extreme guilt over his mother's death, the extreme childhood neglect and beatings he used to receive from his father, Landry started to develop a fractured mind, resulting in him developing dissociative identity disorder. Wanting a happy life, and a happy childhood, Landry developed his alter, Stanley Lloyd, a socially oblivious man who lived a happy life with a loving father, in order to guard himself against the pain of his life.

Landry eventually managed to get some form of control over the system after moving out of his family's house to become a US Marine as soon as he could. However, despite this, due to his extreme trauma other alters continued to show up at some points of his life, which forced him out of the Marines. He was so ill due to his trauma that it was even acknowledged by the likes of Khonshu, who used his moments of weakness to manipulate him into becoming Moon Knight, the avatar of Khonshu who serves vengeful justice.

Due to the nature of their system, Landry is highly prone to aggression and is internally anguished to the point of being driven to tears after being asked by the gods, about his pain due to the system and Khonshu. As a result of his psychological rifts, Landry became a bitter, rageful, and ultimately lonely person who had developed anger issues over time, as shown when Landry shattered everything around him after Lloyd started fighting against him. Despite all of his pain he had gone through, Landry is a brave and courageous man who is able to think rationally in high stress situations, as he was able to talk and explain to the panicked Stanley what he should do while the latter was being followed by the jackal. Landry has a tendency to be brutal and ruthless with his enemies as he had brutally killed many of Arthur Harrow's men with his hands and weapons, which attributes to him being trained as a mercenary.

As a result of his trauma due to the various events in his life, Landry became a very pessimistic and socially inept man, who always hesitated to communicate his emotions against the world because he always feared the worst out of people, as shown when he was unable to express his feelings of love towards even his own wife Layla. This resulted in him becoming a dishonest person who tried to hide from tough situations, despite having noble intentions. This was demonstrated best when Landry chose to abandon Layla rather than communicating to her about his tough past with his father, his dissociative disorder, and his situation with Khonshu, in fear of endangering her or hurting her feelings.

Nevertheless, despite all he had gone through, he continued to possess a strong moral code, such as refusing to punch or kill a child who was part of Arthur Harrow's cult, slapping him instead. He does care about the well-being of others such as his wife Layla. Landry displays incredible resilience as he chooses to do the right thing to help others, through continuing to deliver out his justice, regardless of what his actions has given him. Due to having committed extreme acts of violence, under the name of Khonshu's vengeful justice, Landry was deeply pained by the burden that his actions had placed on him, feeling extreme feelings of guilt due to his actions, as shown when he remembered each and every person he was forced to kill as a servant of Khonshu and his vengeance.

Despite managing to gain a form of balance after finding love in the form of his wife, Layla El-Faouly, Landry continued to develop a greater self-hatred over time. When Landry had discovered that his father, the man whom he had hated for being abusive to him, had died after years of not talking to her, Landry became absolutely devastated as he blamed himself for causing his mother's pain, falsely blaming himself for his brother's death. His pain grew to be so severe that Landry was unable to stay in control, which brought Lloyd out, in order to shelter himself from confronting his father's death's effect on him. Only this time, his self-hatred grew so big that he lost nearly all control over the system, making Stanley Lloyd the host for a while.

Moon Knight can be best characterized by his relationship with Khonshu, and whether that is derived from his own mental illness or from actual divine inspiration. When Marcus Landry first awakened at the foot of Khonshu's statue, it was ambiguous whether his survival was truly Khonshu's doing or if Landry merely attributed it to the Moon God. Later stories introduced Khonshu as an undeniably real god, employing Moon Knight as his agent. Subsequent takes on Moon Knight would attempt to "walk back" the revelation that Khonshu was real, once again questioning whether the drive to be "the moon's knight of vengeance" was all in Landry's head.

Presently, it seems as if Marcus Landry is both mentally ill and an agent of a higher power. Khonshu does exist, and has chosen Marcus as his avatar, but Marcus's mental illness sometimes causes him to experience conversations with a Khonshu that is only in his mind, not with the actual god. There are also discrepancies over whether Marcus Landry was already schizophrenic or dissociative from an early age (making him a convenient host for Khonshu) or if Khonshu imposed this mental condition upon Marcus. Khonshu is a god of multiple facets, and Marcus Landry has taken on multiple identities in the past in order to properly represent all aspects of his god. This includes his original alter egos of Stanley Lloyd, Jacob Sutton, and Moon Knight, or his recent set of identities and attire like Mr. Knight.

Unlike most superheroes, Moon Knight is willing to brutally hurt and maim his opponents, and sometimes has even killed his enemies, as is seen by his ripping the face off Raul Bushman or carving crescents on his victims' foreheads.

### Stanley Lloyd's Personality

> **Stanley:** All this time I thought I was the original, but I'm just something that you made up.
> **Marcus:** You've got to live a happy, simple, normal life. You understand?
> **Stanley:** But it was all a lie, wasn't it?
>
> - Stanley Lloyd and Marcus Landry

In comparison to Marcus Landry, Stanley Lloyd is a meek and shy person, with many people pushing him around for that reason. Despite being frustrated with people constantly mistreating him, Lloyd rarely stands up to them and instead passively accepts the abuse. Additionally, Lloyd is extremely lonely; he has no friends or family members in his life that he can talk to. This has made him quite socially oblivious, as he often vents all of his frustrations to a local performer acting as a living statue, who, quite obviously, does not respond to anything Lloyd says. However, despite his lack of social skills, Lloyd appears to have a great deal of care for other people's well-being. He is disgusted to find out about the people Marcus Landry killed using their body and also allowed the latter to regain control in order to protect civilians from a jackal.

Stanley Lloyd is an incredibly anxious and jumpy person. This is not only reflected in his day-to-day life, where he shows signs of anxiety in social interactions, but also whenever he's confronted with the dangerous aspects of Marcus Landry's life bleeding into his own. Whenever Lloyd is put into a dangerous or horrific situation, he is absolutely terrified and will do little more than try to run away or hide. After transforming into Mr. Knight, Lloyd seemed to gain more confidence than usual due to his newfound strength and was even willing to help Marcus and Layla more often when Marcus was still in control. However, despite this anxiousness, he does have a strong sense of morality. After being told by Arthur Harrow's plans and killing innocent people and children in Ammit's name, he is visibly disgusted wanting nothing to do with Harrow and Ammit's cult.

Due to being a walking personification of Marcus' grief upon losing his father and his desire for a loving one, Lloyd became a loving son who was highly close with his father who only remembered a loving childhood due to his father's love. This manifestation came to existence because Marcus had to avoid grieving his father's death due to the sheer amount of pain that it bought him. Despite, struggling when realizing that his life was all a manifestation of Landry's fears and intense dissociative amnesia, Lloyd came to terms with himself as he realized that he and Landry came from the same trauma, the same brain. They were a team, and Lloyd was not alone. As a result, Lloyd become far more confident and vocal, becoming strong enough to help Marcus understand that his father was wrong about him, and he should forgive himself for his mistake as a child.

### Jacob Sutton's Personality

> Marcus Landry truly believed that after he and I parted ways, I wanted his wife to be my Avatar. Why would I ever need anybody else when he has no idea how troubled he truly is? Meet my friend, Jacob Sutton.
>
> - Khonshu to Arthur Harrow

Jacob Sutton is shown to be an extremely shrewd man who is willing to do anything to accomplish his goals, as seen throughout his various murders in his serving to Khonshu. Sutton is the most rageful alter of Landry, who is willing to cross nearly all limits in his animalistic rage, who never hesitates to kill anyone to serve his purpose.

Sutton possesses a far more brutal disposition than Landry or Lloyd, as shown when he had killed Alpha and Beta in Cairo when Landry was not in control. His hyper-aggressive nature is suited perfectly to Khonshu's vengeful agenda. Khonshu uses this alter's unbridled loyalty to serve his "justice" on those he views as evil, as shown when he made Sutton kill Arthur Harrow, which he did without hesitation or remorse. In fact, Sutton carried out the murder with a smile, enjoying the moment he shoots Harrow.

The sheer rage in Sutton left him susceptible to manipulations by Khonshu, who manipulated him into being his loyal servant under the offering of immense power and a purpose for serving justice. It also appears as though, Sutton serves as the most loyal servant to Khonshu, who never questions his methods, due to his own brutal nature. He is also fluent in Spanish, and it is seemingly his default language, as he speaks it even when someone doesn't understand him.

## Attributes

> Then rise. Rise and live again. As my fist of vengeance. As my Moon Knight.
>
> Khonshu to Marcus Landry

### Base Powers

* **Enhanced Brain Function**: After being brought back to life by the moon god Khonshu, Marcus' brain structure was fundamentally changed, due to being in brain-to-brain contact with him. He states that his brain was "rebuilt as a god's weapon". While the full extent of the changes to Marcus' mind are unknown, he has displayed a mental resistance to telepathic attacks.
* **Peak Human Strength**: To be added.
* **Peak Human Durability**: To be added.
* **Peak Human Speed**: To be added.
* **Peak Human Agility**: To be added.
* **Peak Human Stamina**: To be added.
* **Peak Human Reflexes**: To be added.
* **Enhanced Senses**: To be added.
* **Regeneration**: To be added.
* **Transformation/Summoning**: To be added.
	+ **Limited Matter Manipulation/Cloth Manipulation**: To be added.

### Fist of Vengeance Powers

* **Divine Empowerment**: As the Avatar of Khonshu, Landry or Lloyd was able to achieve many superhuman feats as Moon Knight or Mr. Knight respectively. However, when Khonshu was imprisoned in stone, he was unable to access his powers until Khonshu was rescued. Even though Landry and Lloyd were released from servitude, Sutton continues to operate as Khonshu's Avatar until Landry and Lloyd reunited with Khonshu.
	+ **Transformation**: Landry and Lloyd were able to summon a suit of ceremonial armor over themselves. The armor's appearance can be altered, as Lloyd manifested it as a business suit by mistake.
		- **Superhuman Strength**: Moon Knight was able to completely overpower the jackal, who was strong enough to knock down a metal museum bathroom door, with him beating it to death with only a few hits. While fighting another jackal, Mr. Knight dented a car bumper when he squeezed it tight and pulled it out from the car with ease. When Mogart's henchmen riddled his cape with bullets, Moon Knight returned them with force and accuracy by flourishing his cape in their direction. He was able to send one man flying with a punch, as well as break other men's arms and legs with ease. He also quickly broke free of the spears impaled into him.
		- **Superhuman Durability**: Moon Knight can withstand a great deal of damage. Moon Knight was able to land on his feet after falling down several stories and withstood numerous attacks from the jackal without any injuries. He was also able to take bullets with no issues.
		- **Superhuman Speed**: Moon Knight outran the jackal that was chasing him, running extremely fast across rooftops in order to best the fast creature. He quickly did parkour between the buildings to outmaneuver the creature.
		- **Superhuman Agility**: Moon Knight was able to run across rooftops while performing acrobatic moves and leaping from one building to another.
		- **Superhuman Stamina**: Moon Knight was able to scale buildings and jump across rooftops while chasing the jackal, without being worn out or tired. He performed many acrobatic moves while jumping from building to building, also without showing any sign of needing to stop.
		- **Superhuman Reflexes**: Moon Knight can react and dodge attacks or objects traveling at high speeds.
		- **Enhanced Senses**: To be added.
		- **Regenerative Healing Factor**: Landry is able to heal from any external wounds he's received, even when he was not Moon Knight. Lloyd was able to heal his jaw very quickly when it was knocked out of place. However, his healing factor is tremendously increased upon wearing the suit. Khonshu suggested that Landry put on the suit so that he could heal. He was able to immediately heal himself after being impaled by several spears.
		- **Immortality**: Moon Knight's pact with Khonshu granted him the advantages of immortality. He has been brought back to life by Khonshu on three occasions.
		- **Attack Reflection**: To be added.
		- **Pseudo-Flight**: During the Battle of Cairo, Moon Knight was able to fly to the pyramids to stop Arthur Harrow from killing more people. However, only Landry has this ability as he utilizes his cape to do so.
		- **Weapon Summoning**: Whenever summoning the ceremonial armor as Moon Knight or Mr. Knight, the transformation also allows for the conjuration of weapons such as crescent darts or truncheons, with Landry demonstrating the ability to return to Moon Knight's hand after being thrown.

### Empowered by Khonshu Powers

* **Power Augmentation**: Mr. Knight was able to be empowered by Khonshu in order to alter the sky to how it was 2,000 years ago.
	+ **Spatial Manipulation**: Mr. Knight, with the help of Khonshu, was able to alter the night sky to reveal what the stars had looked like 2,000 years ago. Doing this comes at a price, however, as the other gods disapproved and banished Khonshu, due to the stars changing being visible to everyone, not just Mr. Knight. When he alters the night sky, the stars appear to be spinning so fast they become blurred lines.
	+ **Deity Imprisonment**: With a spell, Moon Knight and Scarlet Scarab were able to imprison Ammit inside of Arthur Harrow's body.

### Abilities

> I am the god Khonshu, in search of a warrior. To be my hands, my eyes, my vengeance. To be my final word against the evildoers. To bind your very being to me and eradicate only the worst, those who deserve it.
>
> Khonshu to Marcus Landry

* **Master Martial Artist**: Landry is an extremely skilled and formidable hand-to-hand combatant and martial artist, having trained extensively in both Marine and CIA. He was chosen to be a warrior by Khonshu, who deemed him to be "a worthy candidate." As Moon Knight, he brutally subdued a jackal creature in the museum restroom. He later took on several Disciples of Ammit and defeated Anton Mogart's men. His fighting style includes Boxing, Krav-Maga, Jiu-jitsu, Wrestling, Taekwondo, Karate, Kung-Fu, Kali, Escrima, and Muay Thai. Lloyd later displayed some combat mastery during the Battle of Cairo.
* **Knife Mastery**: Landry is extremely skilled at using knives in combat, demonstrated when he took on several knife wielding followers of Ammit. This skill also extends to using his Crescent Darts as melee weapons and throwing weapons. His third alter, Jacob Sutton, is also proficient with a knife.
* **Staff Mastery**: Lloyd is innately skilled with using stick-type weapons in combat, as his Mr. Knight armor is equipped with truncheons rather than crescent blades. He was able to take down Harrow's disciples alongside Layla with his truncheons. In the Duat, he used a baseball bat to kill three souls and save Landry.
* **Spear Mastery**: Landry is highly skilled at using a spear in combat, being able to use a broken El-Mermah stick to fight and kill three of Anton Mogart's security guards at once.
* **Axe Mastery**: Spector is highly skilled at using an axe in combat, demonstrated when he took on three armed men within a few seconds. He is also skilled at throwing them with great accuracy. While Landry and Lloyd blacked out, Sutton also briefly used Harrow's Staff of Ammit against him, before Spector took back control.
* **Master Marksman**: As a mercenary, Landry is highly proficient with pistols, as well as Jacob Sutton, who executed Arthur Harrow with a silenced pistol. Landry is also capable of throwing his crescent darts with great precision and can even throwing multiple of them simultaneously. He managed to hit Anton Mogart with one of his crescent darts as the latter was escaping on horseback.
* **Master Acrobat**: Landry is highly skilled in parkour and free running, as demonstrated when he led a jackal away from the public by traversing rooftops.
* **Master Spy**: Landry is a secret agent and is thus highly skilled with spy craft.
* **Master Assassin**: As a global mercenary, Landry is a highly skilled assassin, with him killing many members of Disciples of Ammit in the Alps and Anton Mogart's security guards in Cairo. He has killed all over the world, from Dubai to Gabon to New York City. Landry's alter, Jacob Sutton, is a coldblooded killer, having executed Arthur Harrow while Landry declined to do so, along with killing several staff members of the Sienkiewicz Psychiatric Hospital without being noticed.
* **Genius-Level Intellect**: Landry and Lloyd are two highly intelligent men, with Landry specializing in spy craft and Lloyd in history, mythology and astronomy.
* **Master Scientist**: Due to his passion for ancient Egypt, Lloyd is extremely knowledgeable in the fields of history, archaeology, astronomy and Egyptology. He knows much about ancient Egyptians' practices, rituals and way of life, which came in great help during the search for the tomb of Ammit. Due to his knowledge, Lloyd could not contain his excitement when he figured out that his pursuit of the Disciples of Ammit had led him to the lost tomb of Alexander the Great.
* **Master Investigator**: Lloyd was able to find the location of Ammit's ushabti only with a few clues and drawing a picture in the sand.
* **Expert Detective**: Lloyd is a good detective/private investigator with broad skills, knowledge and understanding of the criminal underworld. He also knows many of the streets of New York very well due to being a cab driver in the alias of Jacob Sutton.
* **Interrogation Expert**: He is an expert at interrogation often employing military secret police methods of torture.
* **Expert Thief**: Landry was able to successfully steal the Scarab of Ammit from Arthur Harrow.
* **Pain Resistance**: Insanity, torture, spiritually gifted, or simply numb from all the years of damage to his body, Moon Knight has an incredibly high tolerance and strong threshold for pain.
* **Telepathic Resistance**: Landry's multiple personalities give him some protection against certain psychic powers such as possession or mental control.
* **Multilingual**: Landry, Lloyd, and Sutton are all fluent in their native English. In addition, Landry is fluent in Arabic, Sutton is fluent in Spanish, while Lloyd is fluent in French, as demonstrated when he recited Marceline Desbordes-Valmore's poem "Les séparés". Lloyd can also understand ancient Egyptian in order to read hieroglyphs and had some familiarity with Mandarin as he recognized Jamila and Harrow speaking the language. Lloyd also understood Macedonian writing when he entered the tomb of Alexander the Great.

### Additional Attributes

* **Brain Damage/Mental Illness**: To be added.

### Weaknesses

* **Schizophrenia Dissociative Identity Disorder**: Marcus Landry possesses at least two other alters and is prone to blacking out, letting a different alter take control of their body. These alters are Stanley Lloyd and Jacob Sutton. However, Marcus has an uncommon type of DID that makes him see hallucinations. An example of this is sometimes Marcus is seen talking to a fake Khonshu and talking to a fake Arthur Harrow who serves as their doctor at Putnam Psychiatric Hosptial.
* **Moon Knight's Suit Dependency**: Despite having peak human abilities, the ability to regenerate, and enhanced senses. Macus relies on the Moon Knight suit for his superhuman powers.

## Equipment

### Uniforms

* **Moon Knight's Suit**: A ceremonial suit of armor granted by Khonshu to Marcus Landry. He wears the suit whenever fighting crime as Moon Knight. The suit can appear differently depending on which alter is in control. It gives Marcus the use of the Crescent Darts.
* **Mr. Knight's Suit**: Stanley Lloyd's ceremonial suit of armor granted by Khonshu. Worn by Lloyd while operating as Mr. Knight. It gives Lloyd the ability to summon Mr. Knight's Truncheons.

### Weapons

* **Crescent Darts**: To be added.
* **Truncheons**: To be added.
* **Glock 17**: To be added.
* **Glock 19**: To be added.
* **Beretta 92FPS Inox**: To be added.
* **Colt Government Model**: To be added.
* **AK-47**: To be added.
* **Alexander the Great's Axe**: To be added.
* **Baseball Bat**: To be added.
* **Silencer Gun**: To be added.

### Vehicles

* **Limousine**: Sutton drives around in a limousine that has a license plate that reads "SPKTR".

## Facilities

* **Stanley Lloyd's Apartment**: To be added.
* **National Art Gallery**: To be added.
* **Khonshu's Temple**: To be added.
* **Mall**: To be added.

## Relationships

### Family

* Freddie Landry - Father and Abuser
* Danielle Landry † - Mother
* Fernando Landry - Brother
* Stanley Lloyd † - Uncle
* Layla El-Faouly - Wife
* Diatrice El-Faouly - Daughter

### Allies

* United States Marine Corps
* CIA
* Jean-Paul Duchamp - Friend
* Khonshu - Idol, Savior and Friend
* Gus - Pet
* National Art Gallery
	+ Dornfield - Former Director
	+ Donna Kraft - Former Boss
	+ Dylan - Former Co-Worker and Former Date
	+ J.B. - Former Co-Worker
	+ Larry - Former Co-Worker
* Bertland Crawley
* Yatzil - Temporary Enemy
* Selim - Temporary Enemy
* Horus' Avatar - Temporary Enemy
* Tefnut's Avatar - Temporary Enemy
* Layla El-Faouly
* Arthur Harrow
* Taweret
* Ennead Council - Temporary Enemies
	+ Osiris - Savior
	+ Horus
	+ Tefnut
	+ Isis

### Enemies

* Fernando Landry
* Raul Bushman - Former Partner and Attempted Killer
* Disciples of Ammit
	+ Arthur Harrow - Predecessor, Killer and Victim
	+ Ronnie - Former Co-Worker
	+ Bobbi Kennedy
	+ Billy Fitzgerald †
	+ Jamila
	+ Victor
* Jackals
* Anton Mogart
* Bek
* Heka Priests
* Bobbi Kennedy
* Billy Fitzgerald
* Ammit - Victim
* Alexander the Great

### Victims

* Saunders Family - Extinct
	+ Max Saunders †
	+ Rhys Saunders †
	+ Tripp Saunders †
	+ Jazmine Saunders †
	+ Chana Saunders †
	+ Eleanor Saunders †
	+ Moriah Saunders †
	+ Karen Saunders †
	+ Kyree Saunders †
* The Dealers -
	+ Vicenzu Pasqualina †
	+ Giuseppe Palermo †
	+ Mario Marino †
	+ Bernardo Gambino †
	+ Pirtinaci Arcangela †
	+ Luca Vitale †
	+ Giovanni Lombardo †
	+ Carlo Cascone †
	+ Luca Cammarata †
	+ Giovanni Serafina †
	+ Manuele Siracusa †
	+ Angelo Vittorio †
	+ Cataldo Cammarata †
	+ Vicenzo Giordano †
	+ Mario Vincenza †
* Disciples of Ammit
	+ Alpha † - Victim
	+ Beta † - Victim
	+ Young Punk † - Indirect Victim
* Zombies
	+ Dubai Criminal † - Victim
	+ Gabon Criminal † - Victim
	+ New York Criminal † - Victim
* Ennead Council
	+ Isis' Avatar † - Victim

## Quotes

> **Anu:** I'm the one who brought you back... you think you can kill me? {LAUGHTER} I'd like to see you try bug...
> **Mister Penance:** Ok.
>
> Anu and Mister Penance

## Trivia

* Mister Penance is *Unnatural World's* adaptation of Marvel's Moon Knight.
* Mister Penance is the first character with dissociative identity disorder to appear in *Unnatural World*.
* Mister Penance was Jewish, but non-practicing.
* Despite being the avatar of the moon god Khonshu, Marcus states that he is a Christian and worships Jehovah and Jesus as God.