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I'VE GOT ANOTHER OVER ANALYSIS ON THIS OLD MAN LISTEN UP!

One thing I find interesting about Rick and Morty is that Morty tends to encourage Rick to do healthy things, while Diane (Not the real Diane but other version of Diane) encourage his unhealthy habits.

A pretty good example of this is Solaricks. I talked about this briefly in another post, but AI Diane encourages Rick's self-destructive hunt for Rick Prime, it does this the second Rick goes back to his original dimension

AI Diane: Rick? Is that you?

Rick: Yeah Diane…

AI Diane: Did you find out daughter's killer?

Rick: Not yet, still looking…

AI Diane: You'll find him! You always do everything you set your mind to! Except keep your family alive! But that was hardly your fault!

Literally one of the first things AI Diane talked about is Rick Prime, not only reminding Rick of his hunt for Prime, but also encouraging him to continue it, this is not the only time in the episode she does this, by the way, she does the same thing just a little later in the episode

AI Diane: I kept up the search in your

absence, do you want a new list of potential locations?

And she does this for a 3rd time right when Rick was about to go to back to his found family and out of his original dimension, the place that holds a large amount of trauma for him

AI Diane: Baby? Something to keep in mind…if you were pulled back home by whatever happened it's…likely our target was as well…it's also likely that he's having as much trouble getting back as you are

Rick: He's trapped…

And this time it actually works. He goes over to Morty who was in Prime's dimension (Since that was Morty's original dimension) and he gets a strand of his hair to track Rick Prime, and when he tracks Rick Prime, we get this converstation from Rick and Morty

Morty: Rick, this is an obvious trap, if you go down there, he's just going to kill you!

absence, do you want a new list of potential locations?

And she does this for a 3rd time right when Rick was about to go to back to his found family and out of his original dimension, the place that holds a large amount of trauma for him

AI Diane: Baby? Something to keep in mind…if you were pulled back home by whatever happened it's…likely our target was as well…it's also likely that he's having as much trouble getting back as you are

Rick: He's trapped…

And this time it actually works. He goes over to Morty who was in Prime's dimension (Since that was Morty's original dimension) and he gets a strand of his hair to track Rick Prime, and when he tracks Rick Prime, we get this converstation from Rick and Morty

Morty: Rick, this is an obvious trap, if you go down there, he's just going to kill you!

Rick: Good!

Morty: What!? Gets out of the spaceship and starts walking to where Rick Prime went, but Rick pulls him back

Rick: Knock it off! You did this last session! You're like a suicide bomber!

Morty: Takes one to know one!

Rick: Yeah? Well, you get it from him, not me!

Morty: I don't know him, you're my grandpa, Rick, Rick and Morty, 100 years.

Now obviously this interaction makes me go emotional. Butt we aren't going to be talking about the emotion of it here, I have several other posts about that. No I am not obsessed with this scene and I do not need an intervention, shut up. But that's not the intent of this post, what I find interesting is the contrast by what AI Diane did and what Morty did. Morty instantly showed a concern for Rick's health ("If you go down there, he's just going to kill you!" "Good!" "What!?") unlike AI Diane who just made matters worse, like heckling Rick when he vented to her

AI Diane: Because you wanna move on

Rick: Because I don't! But I have to…the guy I'm looking for he's not findable Diane...

(…) We have grandkids that's who Summer is, she's going to get me out of here…she reminds me of you…

AI Diane: Oh is she dead too?

Rick: ….Goodbye Diane.

And another line which to Rick, confirms his worst fear

AI Diane: Who's Summer? Should I be jealous? I hope Summer knows what happens to the people you love~!

And Rick doesn't even fight this, he just looks down sad. While Morty was worried for Rick's health and wanted to encourage him to do the healthy thing and not look for Rick Prime, AI Diane encouraged Rick to do the unhealthy thing and just made matters worse.

Another example is Fear No Mort, yeah there's not a whole lot of episodes, but Diane is also in like, 3 episodes throughout the show, and in 1 of those she barely has any lines, she only has like, 2, sue me for not having a whole lot to work with.

So in Fear No Mort it's the first time we get a look at Diane in depth. Now this Diane did come from Morty's perception of Diane, and she's in the fear hole, so she's not reallyyyyy Diane, but the writers did say this might've been what Diane was actually like, so we'll just go with that.

So basically, I don't mind Hole Diane, she seemed nice enough, but whenever Rick tries to open up, Diane is really dismissive to him, at one point she even jokes about his trauma and says that it's good that he's traumatized because it "made him cooler" (Which, I mean yeah, if Rick got traumatized we wouldn't have this show, but that's not something you say to someone about their trauma irl!), here's an example:

Diane: Tell ya what old man, seems like losing me made ya cooler, heh, I should die more often.

Rick: Heh…you did..you died everywhere…forever…you're the only thing I can't replace…

Diane: Alright, Mr. Weepy, I'm not even real, remember? Nothing's real that's your jam, right?

She did the same thing earlier in the episode

Diane: So when did you stop being a lightweight?

Rick: Kept looking for my wife at the bottom of a bottle.

Diane: Heh, you're pathetic, hey, to being pathetic!

She's just really dismissive

of Rick, and his emotions and trauma. She always just handwaves it away and deflects with humor. This is another case where Diane doesn't seem like she cares all too much about Rick's health, although this is a little better than AI Diane since she doesn't go out of her way to make things worse. Now let's compare it to Morty in this episode:

Morty: Alright Rick- (Sees that Rick looks sick) Whoa! Dude!

Rick: Fuck you Morty, it's a blazer.

Morty: That's not what I meant! You look sick! The hole is feeding on you!

And he even puts himself in danger because he was so worried about Rick. I mean, Morty nearly died and in his own words: "I just had to crucify myself to save you (Rick) from your hole wife!" and Diane, again, encourages Rick's unhealthy behaviors. Not only did she drink like…A LOT with him, making his alcoholism worse since now he will tie it to a good memory with his dead wife, but she also encouraged him to stay in the hole, despite the fact that doing so was literally killing him, v

and reinforced his belief that he was responsible for her death

Diane: Why does he (Morty) look sick?

Rick: Because he's dying…fuck…I have to get him out of here…but if I do I might have to go with him…I don't want to…I don't want to Diane, I think my greatest fear is letting you go!

Diane: That's a good fear Rick, keep that fear, if you don't you'll kill me, again!

Meanwhile Morty not only saved Rick, but continually encouraged him to get out of the hole, trying to find what their greatest fears were and conquering them, and when he got out of the hole and saw the real Rick, he instantly told Rick not to go in as soon as Rick considered going in the hole, not only being concerned about Rick's health, but also encouraging healthy actions:

Rick: Is it that good? Should I go in?

Morty: No!

Rick: Are you holding out on me?

Morty: You don't want to deal with it Rick…that was some seriously messed up mental shit in there…like…Diane was in there

Rick: What?

Morty: Not in a good way! Just..

and reinforced his belief that he was responsible for her death

Diane: Why does he (Morty) look sick?

Rick: Because he's dying…fuck…I have to get him out of here…but if I do I might have to go with him…I don't want to…I don't want to Diane, I think my greatest fear is letting you go!

Diane: That's a good fear Rick, keep that fear, if you don't you'll kill me, again!

Meanwhile Morty not only saved Rick, but continually encouraged him to get out of the hole, trying to find what their greatest fears were and conquering them, and when he got out of the hole and saw the real Rick, he instantly told Rick not to go in as soon as Rick considered going in the hole, not only being concerned about Rick's health, but also encouraging healthy actions:

Rick: Is it that good? Should I go in?

Morty: No!

Rick: Are you holding out on me?

Morty: You don't want to deal with it Rick…that was some seriously messed up mental shit in there…like…Diane was in there

Rick: What?

Morty: Not in a good way! Just...trust me...

Rick: Ok buddy…let's go slam some pancakes!

I find it interesting that Morty encourages healthy behaviors in Rick, while Diane just makes things worse. It shows how Rick's past, still has a hole on him, because he does tend to do whatever Diane (Or a voice identical to Diane) says. But meanwhile Morty is encouraging Rick to be healthier, and genuinely cares about his health, like when he encourages Rick's therapy in Anaylze Piss

Morty: I think it's a big step, ya know? Big step for the big cheese

And later in that same episode, he stays behind longer than the rest of the family just to congratulate him

Morty: Man, I guess therapy worked, huh? Opening up, doing all of that just to make my dad feel good, that's pretty great of you, Rick!

Morty encourages the healthy things in Rick, and brings out the good part in Rick (Sometimes), he also genuinely cares about Rick's mental and physical health, wanting him to be better. But meanwhile Diane just encourages the worst in Rick. I think it's very interesting and I just really love how Rick's past is still holding him back, but he's beginning to trust in Morty more. Rick tends to listen to the personification of his guilt and self loathing, not to mention the things he still blames himself for in the past. Yet he's learning to listen to Morty, ugh, guys I love them sm. I really love this showwwwww.

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I kinda feel like Rick and Morty's dynamic kinda mimics addiction, which is really fitting for Rick. What I mean by their relationship mimics addiction is because they both know it's not healthy, but they refuse to stop it because they need each other (Codependency babyyy)

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Guys I love Rick so much, he is seriously the best and I relate to him too much

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Me when I was about to make new friends irl then I found out they were both proshitters and one of them writes fucked up shit

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Reblog to hug prev poster (they need a hug)

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I can't with Morty's "Oh. Oh...." when Rick told Morty that he was going to leave with the 2 crows... my baby boy is too good for this world...especially for the Rick and Morty world

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Honestly Fear No Mort is really sad, because you understand why Rick treats Morty so horribly, and that he did it out of some weird kind of protectiveness, but that doesn't make it ok, and doesn't make the hurt Morty has because of it any less real or valid. So seeing just how much Morty is suffering because of the way Rick treated him for years is honestly just really sad and breaks my fucking heart.

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I love how in Fear No Mort, whenever Rick is hanging out with Diane, the camera zooms out to show Morty hanging out from the sidelines, I think it is pretty good symbolism to show that Morty always feels like he's in the sidelines whenever Rick hangs out with other people, I also find it interesting that in the Fear Hole, Summer described an adventure only her and Rick had, and how Summer brought Rick making her his new sidekick in A Rickle In Time, I feel like that's apart of Morty's fear of Rick seeing him as replacable. Uwahh I really like this show.

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Rewatching Mort: Raganrick, and I love the stressed parent vibes Rick gives off here, especially when he sat down and put his head in his hands.

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Excuse me, I'm just going to- *Collapses and turns into a sobbing crumbling mess*

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GUYS LOOK AT MORTY'S FACE AFTER BETH YELLED AT HIM IT'S VERY IMPORTANT

He looks so genuinely sad, my poor baby boy, he definitely has mommy issues.

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Redid my Rick and Morty episode ranking!

Me redoing my ranking was inspired by @conanssummerchild they did a very long and indepth ranking of every episode, so make sure you check his out! It's very good! So i redid mine with a lot more detail and my opinion on some episodes change, tumblr was being bitchy when I tried to upload it, so here's a google doc that has the ranking, warning opinions, and the ranking is very long, over 15,000 words.

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Honestly, this exchange just makes me sad:

President Andre Curtis: Hello Morty, I see you and uh...Rick patched things up, that's nice.

Morty: No, the real Rick and I have never been worse, thanks to that wedge you drove between us just to get that lightsaber!

I made a longer post about this, so I'll try to keep it brief, but it's just sad that after everything, Morty still can't blame Rick for treating Morty horrible, my poor codependent baby boy deserves the whole world. Then he immediately forgets and forgives Rick after this episode, and Rick never even apologizes, he just admits that he should've included Morty, then for Morty that's enough. I love Morty and Rick's dynamic, but Morty seriously needs to set more standards with Rick, I can't even blame Morty for this because my poor baby is codependent.

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Rick is really testing how long he can be insufferable before Morty becomes my favorite character. Let's take a look at the worst moment in the episode, that just SCREAMS victim mentality and victim blaming. But before that, I just wanna make something clear, I do absolutely love Rick, he's my favorite character and I love him. But he was REALLLYYYY testing me this episode and it got on my nerves quick, so this is just made for me to vent and see if anyone else feels the same, so if you wanna share your feelings on this, please share your thoughts in the reblogs or comments! Even if they are different, as long as you are respectful about it, I'll be glad to hear your opinion! Next up, I do kin Rick a lot, and I will cut him the tiniest bit of slack for his behavior here, as I can relate to feeling like you are unlovable, and being unable to see why anyone would love you in the first place. I mean self loathing is a bitch and I definitely relate to Rick feelings like he is unlovable, so while I did give him shit for not knowing Morty loves him in the past, I won't do it here. Now onto the rant! Here's the Convo that makes me blood boil.

Morty: You're acting like you're the one that got stabbed in the back!

Rick: Because I am the one Morty! You wanna know why I replaced myself at the beginning of that stupid knights of the sun things!? I said don't take the fucking sword, and you were like "Whatever" like I'm our neighbor Gene or David Arquette or something. You called me boring! I've become dogshit to you!

Now, allow me to dissect each line because this pisses me the hell off.

Morty: You're acting like you're the one that got stabbed in the back!

Again, Morty is mad here, and that is completely valid, Rick abandoned him for literal months on end, hell I would be furious too if I were Morty. And Rick doesn't appear to feel any fucking guilt and just prefers to wallow in his self pity.

Rick: Because I am the one Morty!

I-I-I-I'm sorry? Y-you abandoned him, for literal MONTHS! Yes, you did replace yourself with a robot that was made to make Morty happy, which does show character development and that you do care about Morty, in your own way. But that does not make you the victim! Morty must be feeling so betrayed and hurt right now, yet you're too wrapped up in your victim mentality to care

Rick: You wanna know why I replaced myself at the beginning of that stupid knights of the sun things!? I said don't take the fucking sword, and you were like "Whatever" like I'm our neighbor Gene or David Arquette or something. You called me boring! I've become dogshit to you!

*Inhales deeply* Rick...you are realllyyy testing my patience right now. If you have been following my blog for a bit, you probably know that victim mentality is the one thing that can make me hate a character, and Rick is just overflowing with it in this episode. And also, Rick was just a huge hypocrite here. Morty did lash out at Rick, yes, but he actually felt bad for it. Morty actually always feelings bad for lashing out at Rick if he is under the impression that he hurt Rick, and Morty clearly shows guilt when Rick says "I've become dogshit to you!" he clearly didn't intend to hurt Rick's feelings, he's just a 14-year-old who lashed out, and Rick says wayyy worse things then what Morty said to him to Morty on the daily. Morty lashed out, he is a teenager, that's what they do. But parents tend to be mature and smart enough to know that the kid doesn't mean this, and is just mad. You are literally the smartest man in the universe. I get being hurt by this, and seeing yourself as unlovable, but that doesn't make your treatment of him here ok in the farthest stretch of the imagination. He has every right to be mad at you, especially considering how you insult the poor boy daily.

Also he's mad because Morty didn't follow his instructions...Rick..DO YOU NOT HEAR YOURSELF WHEN YOU SPEAK!? You legit ignore Morty's advice every fucking time at this point! Also yes, Morty was impulsive and reckless when he took the sword without knowing exactly what happens after he takes the sword...but...he's a teenager...Rick were you never impulsive and reckless when you were a teenager...oh wait! You are REGULARLY impulsive and reckless! So what's your excuse hmmmmm?

I love Rick, but by God he was testing me. Thanks for reading this ranty post, and please let me know your thoughts in the comments or reblogs!

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Rewatching the season 6 finale, and Rick is really getting on my last nerve. Imagine having the audacity to abandon a kid for months, then when they confront you about it, you're like: "But you hurt my feelings!"

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Rick from the season 6 finale is about the catch these hands (I love him I promise)