A previous episode of Rick and Morty (or MK for short) paid tribute to Shawshank's redemption. There's a reason why this episode was named a god. Try not to spoiler. Indications can be summed up in one sentence; it is a story of breaking free from the system. Some people succeed, others appear to be successful, but in fact fail. Someone has become a system. Some people sacrifice themselves to break the system.
The first thing I felt after watching this episode was a pity. Too bad it wasn't used in a movie script. The second rush is Niubi. Twenty minutes told an almost impossible story. Especially the ending BGM reminds me. It's hard not to cry.
I think the most powerful is the line of sugar factory workers, one person, almost being institutionalized. He realized this and decided to resist. finally succeeded. Here, it's perfect. But the screenwriter came to a reversal. He thought he was successful, but he actually failed. This sublimation of the episode all of a sudden is a plus point.
The president's line, I'm afraid Morty will say: yes i can. This line clearly satirizes Comrade Bama. Assassinate that one, because it should be Kennedy. After Morty took over. Ruicheng has changed, for the better. But Morty has also changed. He can do anything to change Ruicheng. Ironic, the BGM is definitely a plus at the end.
The police line is so sad. Rick knew the law and broke the law for the sake of God's justice. It was a helplessness when he decided to hand himself over to prison. The law has changed. He was acquitted. This also confirms the theme of President Morty: as long as the starting point is good, you can go through illegal means. It's legal. In the end, the policeman Rick went out, not happy, but showed a trace of sadness.
The line of three children, not much to say. Just talk about the ending. If you can't get rid of the system, then please yourself. But after asking myself, my physique changed. that's all
Jing Ke assassinated the King of Qin.
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