E01
'Our Rick is the most himself.'
This episode borrowed Morty's mouth and made a brilliant summary of Rick's image.
After all, it’s the grandfather and grandson who are deeply in love, and it’s Morty who truly understands Rick. It’s not that the truth becomes fake, the right becomes wrong, but we live in a world of self-deception, and what we take for granted may be a lie. , we deceive each other and ourselves without knowing it. However, Rick has already seen through everything, and his sudden few words can show another kind of reality cruelly in front of you, leaving you nowhere to hide. He's an alcoholic, an asshole, and doesn't care about anything, but he's not a bad guy, maybe more like the devil, or a messed-up god. He wants revenge for his family, but keeps insisting it's for the dipping sauce for Chicken McNuggets; he worries about Summer and Morty and sneaks into Big Ben to rescue them, but declares it's for Beth to take him home. This is Rick, the unique existence in the entire universe.
How to quickly dismantle a government? Rick told us to make him penniless
It seems to be a metaphor for the fact that there is no "honor of serving the country", everything is for money.
Summer is getting more and more hilarious
Brave, independent, emphasizing love and righteousness, with a spirit of rebellion, daring to sacrifice for the one you love, a typical woman in the new era, looking forward to her performance this season!
E02
Thinking about it with great fear, it is not that the slave owner lacks awareness of his own sins, but that he knows that resistance is useless. Killing a slave owner will form a new slave owner. No matter how hard you struggle, the reality of the majority being enslaved by the minority will not change.
E03
What a poignant irony!
Rick met his opponent in this episode, a female driver
E04
The essence of the so-called stars and superheroes is no different from ordinary people. Rick is living too well
E05
It turned out that Rick loved his daughter so much, and was instantly moved
E06
Will the health and civilization we think of ourselves be a sense of repression and disguise?
E07
God's work
Forcing the big guy to have written enough, the quote is as follows:
The evil Morty of the bloodbathed parliament shakes his glass of red wine and gives four key words: politics, order, favor and power
Interspersed among the four stories are the eternal topics of human society: class brainwashing, social division, ideal nothingness
Human society keeps creating illusions for the middle class. The middle class, who are constantly oppressed and suffocated by work, continue to live on the illusion of freedom created by themselves-their constant fantasy that one day they can get away from work and break out of the cage.
Power and politics have never been a game of ideology, but actual violence.
The plot that runs through the series is the demise of the ideal of the educated, the failure of the ruled to fight, and surrounding it is the hunger games between the top decision-makers and the self-destruction of the poor at the bottom.
Capital is all-encompassing and even the will to rebel against his freedom can be turned into commodities and sold to people by him
There are you and me among the thousands of pitiful creatures. I can't find my true self. I am deceived by superficial desires. I keep consuming it in cultural products designed by others.
This animation expresses itself in this way, which is enough to show the conscience and sincerity of the producer, who wants to make sincere things, but cannot avoid participating in the production of free-flavor wafers.
Just like the protagonist's rick can't change the status quo of the alliance star, then it is completely regardless of whether you would rather go diving than ask about the alliance star. This may be negative, but it is sincere enough
E09
"The universe is a beast that feeds on mediocre people. Countless idiots are created just to eat them."
"You will eventually understand what you have chosen."
E10
I just watched the part about making fun of American politics and the president. I want to focus on beth. In the ninth episode, beth proposed to rick that he wanted to get rid of real life and wandered in the universe to find himself, so he needed to clone another beth to maintain his current life. , and the writers didn't tell us what choice Beth made in the end. Maybe Beth chose to stay because she couldn't bear her family, or she chose to leave because she couldn't find herself in real life. In any case, as rick said, "you will finally understand what you chose."
From childhood to adulthood, we have been asked and domesticated. When we were young, we wanted to be a polite child; when we were older, we wanted to be a student with excellent academic performance; after that, we wanted to form a family and be a good father or mother. We work hard to complete what we need to do at each stage, and along the way, we become who we are today. And when one day, a clockwork suddenly stops, or something happens that interrupts path dependence, we wake up and find that we don't really know so clearly who we are and what we are like. The presence.
Beth is lucky, she has an omnipotent father who can allow her to leave and never come back, and even help her realize this crazy idea that others seem to have. Although rick didn't admit it in the end, I'm still willing to interpret the show from an unconventional standpoint, that is, Beth chose to leave. The cloned Beth gets along well with her daughter, tolerates and understands Jerry, no longer goes her own way, but returns to her family, and has completely lost the confused state of self-doubt she had fallen into before. In the end, clone beth recognized such a family and life.
It's good, whether it's real beth or clone beth, they all live the life they want.
(I also want to have a dad like rick (T^T) I'm so sour...)
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