ep1 When Jessica is caught in endless time, she sees the life of time and the dark side of time. The endless hours began to make her wonder, "Have I ever lived?" "Am I just an object in someone else's story?" "Can I have more possibilities?" On the other hand, morty and other latitudes The disparity in the amount of time people have also reveals how powerful time can be in cultivating spiritual obsessions. Contrast of relative time in "absolute time". very smart.
ep2 R&M's classic ring structure. It's really tried and tested, it's hard to be aesthetically fatigued, and it's funny.
In ep3, all kinds of deliberate brain-burning elements were removed, and emotional lines gradually began to dominate. Is this a good thing for R&M?
ep6 I just like outrageous stories. Not too much logic. The more outrageous the better.
ep9 This episode feels a bit old, although I think Rick's transformation is a little faster. The highlight is the fighting scene and finally Morty cut off his left hand and cut off the connection, and then put the severed hand into the hole of the other side to pull each other to death, which made people look at Morty and admire this way of killing. The two crows around the shoulders are very standard in fantasy novels.
ep10 has a lot of information, and it can be regarded as a complete explanation for this season in terms of plot. With more echoes of previous episodes, slowly, even the most amazing episodes have to play some emotional cards. I mean, it's hard to win with plot and core, but to take care of the suspense that was left behind and focus on turning it into a full story.
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