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Music Hello internet, welcome to film theory, the show that wishes there was a night map, Pat, to split the workload.

No more Fnaff.

So, Rick and Morty's about to return from its mid-season break, but before it does,

I figured it was a good time to take a look at the season's first six episodes to check out where things might be headed next.

After ending season five by blowing a huge hole into the universe, Rick and Morty opened to season 6 with an all-new, all-different mandate. In our previous Rick and Morty

theory, we looked specifically at the first episode of the season to conclude that it was

all about ways of handling grief. Rick refuses to let go of his past trauma, enough so that

he's torturing himself and everyone around him with it.

You always do everything you set your mind to.

Except keep your family alive, but that was hardly your fault.

Meanwhile, the Jerry from Season 1's Cronenberg universe completely lets go of his past trauma

to a self-destructive degree, refusing to accept anyone into his life and severing all ties with anyone from his past.

Your mom and sister died, Morty!

And I moved on from caring, and that is the best deal you will ever get.

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