The sixth season of Rick and Morty has gotten going, with the first episode introducing a brand-new antagonist and establishing the show’s new status quo. Now that the second episode has arrived. The sequel to Die Hard 3 is then parodied in the post-credits sequence, including the Hans Gruber pastiche’s brother. For a detailed explanation of everything that transpired in “Rick: A Mort Well Lived,” the sixth episode of Rick and Morty, continue reading at tvacute.com.
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The first scene of the episode is a grocery store manager ranting at several children in Morty’s voice. When another child disguised as Morty approaches them and informs them that their grandfather is attempting to gain their attention, it quickly becomes apparent that each of the children also possesses Morty’s voice. They all reportedly belong to this cult where Roy is thought to be their great-grandfather. Soon it becomes clear that Rick is speaking via Roy and attempting to convince everyone that they are his grandchild Morty trapped in a computer game and that he is trying to rescue them. When Morty joined the game, a bunch of terrorists invaded Blips and Chitz, and the electricity went out, according to Roy (speaking in Rick’s voice). When the game was restarted, Morty’s identity had been split among all of the NPCs. In order to save Morty before he perishes, Rick is now inside as Roy.
As Rick tells her to “do a Die Hard” so he’ll be trapped within the game-saving Morty, it is shown that Summer is imprisoned on the outside. One of the children from the beginning has opted to fully transform into a Morty after the opening, and her family (also spoken by Morty) is upset by her decisions. Summer encounters the terrorists outdoors but manages to draw their attention. They are conscious of attempts to “do a Die Hard.” In the game, Rick is still having difficulties finding Mortys to join him. Soon after the Marines burst into one of the parties, the girl from the beginning (originally named Marta but now simply another Morty) is able to persuade the Marines that they, too, are Mortys. Then Rick turns Marta’s right hand into Morty. When questioned if she’s doing a Die Hard, Summer successfully eliminated the first terrorist back outdoors, and the group’s commander discloses he’s a Die Hard fan who has published several Die Hard books spanning several species and cultures.
Time has gone by so quickly that Morty is beginning to put himself together as everyone else in the world starts to recognize they are also Mortys, while Summer suffers on the outside. In order to hit the game’s edges and reset it in order to save Morty, Rick says that Roy’s most recent strategy is to send as many Mortys into space as possible. During the same time, Marta Morty’s father is introduced to the other Mortys. He has subsequently lost his wife and attempts to pass himself off as a Morty for the benefit of his daughter. Within the game, Roy Rick and Marta Morty are now speaking with the “President,” and he first refuses to go along with Rick’s plan. On the outside, Summer proceeds to kill more of the terrorists while the commander attempts to move onto the next scene of the movie. He explains to Marta Morty that he realised he was a Morty a long time ago, but in reality he is refusing because Rick is spoiled and mistreats him. He questions why Rick needs his grandson’s assistance when all it entails is aiding Summer with her Die Hard or any other absurd activity they decide to partake in.
He argues that by Rick’s understanding, the term “grandson” does not include all the customary elements of the relationship, such as hugs, enjoyable outings, etc. He reveals that even after spending so many fictitious years in the game, there are still parts of Morty that despise him and that he has yet to confess his love to Morty. At the same time as Rick is preparing to leave with 90% of the finished Morty, Marta Morty begins to reject him, and the other Mortys follow suit. However, Marta Morty clarifies that they will all accompany Rick and that all he needs to do is declare his love for Morty. After a long gap, a massive civil war breaks out between Mortys who wish to remain in the game and those who want to leave. When Rick enquires as to why, Morty refuses, and it escalates into a massive bloodbath that lasts for several years. Summer is locked down by the terrorists since they have given up trying to duplicate Die Hard, which is revealed while Rick tries to convince Marta Morty that he respects and admires Morty.
The terrorists take Rick and Morty captive after finding them connected to Roy in order to entice Summer out. The game has advanced to the point that Marty Morty is now older and has a daughter who also wants to leave the game. Marta’s refusal to leave as he passes away has her father angry as he lies on his deathbed. Roy Rick is then met by Marta Morty, who informs him that she will be taking all of the Mortys who have gone with her. As Rick tries to reassure him of his pride, the camera pans back outside. He asks Summer if she strapped a gun to her back when she comes and approaches empty-handed. She then admits that she did have a gun on her back and that she had read about Die Hard’s climax on one of the terrorist leader’s groups. In the meantime time, Roy Rick and all of the Mortys board spacecraft to exit the game. Even while Morty claims to have complete faith in Rick, it is obvious that he is still working to put himself back together. Rick declares that he has “every last piece,” but the hooked-in Roy machine commands the previous game to continue playing while a battery is plugged in and locks it away in storage. Rick made sure that Marta Morty, who eventually just goes back to her Marta persona after it all she’s been through, can live out her entire life, even if Roy perished when they all flew to space.
