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The episode ends with Morty repenting his actions and accepting responsibility by combining all of the different realities into one. In the context of вЂњThe Vat of Acid Episode,вЂќ RickвЂ™s lesson appears to be a mean-spirited exercise in convincing Morty never to question his scientific genius.

Related: Why Rick & Morty Season 5 Episode 4 Is So Hated This critically-acclaimed outing saw Morty unintentionally wreak havoc when Rick gave him a device that could pause and reverse time - only to later reveal that it was actually a reality-jumping tool that caused untold destruction in the worlds Morty unknowingly left behind. In the process of explaining the showвЂ™s multiverse (or вЂњcentral finite curveвЂќ) and how it functions, Rick and Morty also added some dark context to an earlier outing of the show, вЂњ The Vat of Acid EpisodeвЂќ (season 4, episode 8).

The recent season 5 finale, for example, crammed both RickвЂ™s heartbreaking backstory and the grim, brutal truth about his relationship with Morty into a fast-paced and gag-filled outing.

Rick e morty series#

The Rick and MortyВ season 5 finale featured a show-shaking twist about the multiverse seen in the series, and it is one that re-contextualizes an earlier outing from season 4, вЂњThe Vat of Acid Episode.вЂќ Rick and Morty might be known as an anarchic animated sitcom first and foremost, but the series isnвЂ™t averse to moments of real pathos in among all the gore and goofy meta-jokes.