This episode was so good, I couldn't help but express my humble opinion.
The small details of the mouse suicide at the beginning suggest the following cycle. Morty was reluctant to jump into the strong acid bucket at the beginning of the film, and at the end of the film he jumped into the strong acid bucket in order to take responsibility, echoing from beginning to end. But if you think about it carefully, it actually originated from not cooperating with Rick's plan at the beginning, why not cooperating with Grandpa? Because the grandfather and grandson were exposed in the strong acid bucket. Why is it revealing? Because Morty accidentally released the excess human bones early. In the end, it was Morty's own responsibility for the failure of the mission, but this time he chose to wipe his own ass and recklessly killed the "big man" and his men.
The later Morty love story took me by surprise, to see Morty fall in love so maturely and legendary once in my lifetime. Despite the ups and downs in the relationship, Morty has never used a save file in the process of love.
The grandson was a rebellious character whose IQ was occasionally online from the very beginning. Morty complained about Rick's acid bucket suspended animation plan at the beginning of the plot and resisted Rick's arrangement. Later, Morty used the aggressive method to let Rick be the archive controller.
In my opinion, this episode is about "growing up". We can see that Morty went from being frivolous and irresponsible to having a partner who met his parents. In the face of crisis, he went over mountains and mountains alone to win a chance for the team to survive. In the end, after a lot of tossing, Morty spit out the words from the bottom of our hearts that only ordinary people like us would do. Get it.
BGM is too good
Its in the way that you use it,
It comes and it goes.
Its in the way that you use it,
Boy don't you know.
And if you lie you will lose it,
Feelings will show.
So don't you ever abuse it,
Don't let it go.
Nobodys right till somebodys wrong.
Nobodys weak till somebodys strong.
No one gets lucky till luck comes along.
Nobodys lonely till somebodys gone.
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