It's not even a particularly biting critique, and it's clear that Morty was trying to be polite about it the only negative thing he managed to get out initially was that he personally wasn't a big fan of the How We Got Here framing device. Can't Take Criticism: The second Morty offers a critique on his screenplay, the Old Man (who practically begged for him to be honest about it) gets pissed off.Morty: Screw you, Rick! I'll purge you, too, you old, rickety piece of crap! This has been a long time comin'! I'm gonna rip your fuckin' guts out and smear 'em all over your face! This results in Morty pushing him down the stairs and semi-unintentionally killing him, though he does feel bad about it moments later.

Berserk Button: Morty is furious when the Old Man in the lighthouse calls him a terrible person and tries to kick him and Rick out - despite Morty not doing anything wrong, actually listening to his whole (terrible) screenplay and attempting to be polite about it - just because Morty gave him some honest and relatively mild criticism on the screenplay that the Old Man specifically asked for.And this was before he got stranded on the planet without weaponry. Be Careful What You Wish For: Rick enjoyed the locals' idea of a Purge, only to see how violent it actually was.Alien Non-Interference Clause: When Morty wants Rick to land and rescue Arthricia, the latter mentions the clause non-interference policy.When her people begin struggling with this, they make a new suggestion that hints that the Purge will restart all over again. Thanks to Rick and Morty, that actually happens and a new society starts. All for Nothing: Arthricia wants to rid the planet of The Purge and the elites who instigate it.Ain't Too Proud to Beg: When Arthricia is held at gunpoint by Rick and Morty.Rick and Morty arrive on an alien planet to fix their ship just as the day of the purge begins there, Jerry and Summer work on their father-daughter relationship, but his lack of employment keeps coming up.

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