Two more years to wait, uncomfortable? Best of the season, Morty's growth
The so-called divine drama is not just about filling chicken soup, but through the ingenious design of the screenwriter and the ingenious brain hole of the sky, and by arousing the audience's resonance, and then expressing the values that he wants to convey. It's not just this episode, we've seen Morty grow firsthand since the first season.
The most tearful this season, the helplessness of grandpa. In the end, he was not willing to let himself know which was the original and which was the clone. Because Beth embodies two contradictions, not only wanting to prove himself like Rick through a series of adventures, but also wanting to accompany his family as a mother and daughter, so he hopes that Rick will make a choice, and Rick obviously does not I don't want to make myself a burden to my daughter, and I let my daughter be treated differently because of different life choices, and even destroy the clone that made the choice. So Rick chose to forget and bear the pain himself. If you look at Rick and Morty for the first time, you may think that Rick is a complete nihilist, convinced that everything is meaningless. But after watching this season, whether it's King of Shit, trying so hard to make Morty jump into the chemical pool, or retrieving the wreckage of the defeated birdman, Grandpa is just a dead arrogant who cares about his relatives and friends. In every parallel universe, there is a daughter that Rick loves deeply.
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