We live on a small blue planet in our solar system, but our imaginations can stretch across the universe.
I think that's what attracted me to Rick and Morty, a scientific madness and an escape from life.
Rick is an avid scientist, his intelligence is the best of the universe, so he appears to be outstanding, extremely egoistic, and indifferent to everything on Bluestar - except Morty; therefore, he is very lonely inside.
Morty is a junior high school student, the kind of junior high school student who is always ignored in school, weak in competition, and dare not be presumptuous in front of the goddess. I have no doubt that Morty didn't want to be Rick's partner because he was adventurous, he just felt that only Rick valued him as much.
Rick is also true, because Morty is with him, his adventure is no longer alone, when he is sniping with the worm, someone will snatch him, when he escapes, someone will follow in his footsteps, he disappears, someone is for him sad. This made the indifferent Rick feel a touch of tenderness. He was willing to give his life for it - he could.
I think "Rick and Morty" is a story full of brains, blood and eroticism, but through layers of filters, he has a lonely and warm side.
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