Lao Rui is not a thing, the bloody Morty factory reminds me of Song Papa restaurant in "Cloud Atlas". Lao Rui is the king on the toilet. He is obviously so adventurous and likes to explore the unknown. But he created the "central finite curve" well, in which he was the biggest toad. Evil Morty is to jump out of this well and go to the real Big Infinite Universe. He is for freedom! It's just that his methods are really too extreme, but no matter how extreme they are, they are not cruel to the Ricks of the Morty Factory. Does the price of freedom really need to destroy Ruicheng? If Rick himself wants to break through the finite curve and go to the Great Infinite Universe, obviously he doesn't need to destroy Ruicheng, he probably just needs to modify the program of his portal gun. So Morty did it, not just for freedom, but for revenge. He has a deep resentment for the well-defined Rick & Morty affiliation in the finite curve. Of course I think he hates it very well! Get up all Morty who don't want to be slaves! Ricks deserve it! To add, the Mortys, as stealth devices/IQ balancers/mood regulators, have been treated by Ricks as mass-produced products from the start, not relatives. They don't care about Morty's life or death, and they don't care what Morty thinks. It all started to change subtly from the pair of Rick and Morty we were watching. Under the premise that Morty is not his original grandson at all, Rick began to care about Morty, regarded him as an irreplaceable family member, and even regarded him as more important than himself. This is the process of Rick's return to warm humanity from his icy madness. After so many Ricks killed so many Mortys, only Morty could redeem Rick. The city of Sodomari and all the Ricks in it collapsed and perished along with the central finite curve, and only the original slum town of Morty and the "immortal" Morty at the bottom of the society escaped; this is equivalent to telling the Bible story again. once again. Of course, there are also our chosen grandsons, after all, the story has to go on. Finally, let's hope our rebellious handsome Evil Morty can do something big outside the walls.
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