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ThatвЂ™s funny as a joke but itвЂ™s near-genius as a storytelling conceit because it really does prove something that Rick and Morty has always claimed to be about but never quite 100% committed to. The final moments imply that this might have been going on forever and might continue to go on forever, and we might never know whoвЂ™s who. ItвЂ™s like a game of tag, but instead of someone becoming вЂњitвЂќ, they become dead.ДЄnd it doesnвЂ™t end, really. Every time we think weвЂ™re grounded in the perspective of the вЂњrealвЂќ Sanchez family, another Sanchez family kills them off and we follow them for a while until the same thing вЂ“ or a similar thing вЂ“ happens again. And itвЂ™s able to do so because it genuinely doesnвЂ™t care about the basic, fundamental aspects of storytelling that other shows couldnвЂ™t get away with overlooking. Rick and Morty season 5, episode 2 is very happy about how deliberately complex and confusing it makes this premise. The show has never been shy about exposing its artificiality, but here itвЂ™s insisting that there arenвЂ™t even concrete, вЂњrealвЂќ versions of its characters within their own universe. We have no idea who the real versions are, or if there even are real versions at all. But it quickly becomes apparent that the decoys donвЂ™t know theyвЂ™re decoys, so all of them get alerts that the other decoys have been targeted, and they all think theyвЂ™re the вЂњrealвЂќ Rick, and on and on, with the big вЂњtwistвЂќ being that the show never bothers to establish a legitimate POV for the audience. The hook is that Rick has created various clone versions of the family since someone is always trying to kill them, and this is set up innocuously enough, with Rick being alerted that one of the decoy families has come under attack.

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