9.01 Think I’m Gonna Like It Here

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9.01 Think I’m Gonna Like It Here
“sucking grandpa’s dick” EXCUSE ME???? THEY ARE NOT HIDING IT ANYMORE
Stargate SG-1 | Avalon
I previously wrote a post about how unfair Rick C-137 was to Eyepatch Morty in S09E01, considering that Eyepatch Morty literally saved his life and handed his nemesis to him on a silver platter.
But there is another aspect to this mess that I have never seen addressed nor focused on, so I'm gonna talk about it now.
"Rick C-137 is "a little different", Rick C-137 has treated Eyepatch Morty with respect and admiration is S07E05, Eyepatch Morty saw him wanting to avenge Diane and protecting Morty Prime, so it stands to reason EM would want to try again with this grandpa" are the sorts of arguments I've seen on why Eyepatch Morty would do the stuff we saw him do in S09E01.
...Even though Rick C-137 has been repeatedly shooting at him, and also shot at him without hesitatiom when he was being strangled by the enemy they teamed up to face.
So you get how horribly traumatized Eyepatch Morty must have been for his bar of acceptance being so low that even Rick C-137 could pass it.
But there is one more thing:
Rick C-137 is the person who designed the Citadel. His actions have led, either directly or indirectly, to the creation of the Morty Market and the Central Finite Curve.
HE is single-handedly responsible for Eyepatch Morty coming into a world where he is multiversally seen as an object, for him getting trapped into a cycle of child trafficking, for him having no choice but to commit horrible atrocities when he decided to escape.
Rick C-137 is personally (albeit undirectly) responsible for the magnitude of the abuse Eyepatch Morty has suffered through, and all the times he was forced to dirty his hands to get out of it.
Eyepatch Morty knows all this, and in S09E01 he still wanted to try.
And Rick C-137's response was this:
This is unfairness and cruelty to an extreme degree.
And we are expected to cheer along.
One Song, Here Together
Who else was in the house when Chim came over to Eddie's? (It's been six months, what did you think was happening?) A short episode coda to S09E01.
The whole fic is posted here for your reading pleasure; you can also read it and other 9-1-1 stories of mine on A03.
Please reblog!
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Eddie runs his hand through his hair and straightens his clothes as he makes his way to his front door. He’s got no idea who could be here at this time of night. He’s moderately surprised to see Chim, standing awkwardly on his doorstep with a six-pack of beer. It’s a time-honored Buck move, and it’s weird to see Chim in his place.
In hindsight Eddie should have thought up a reason not to let Chim inside, but he’s a little distracted. Within moments he finds himself sitting in the living room as Chim launches into conversation about Hen and team dynamics and the absurdity of one or more of them going into space.
It's not hard to talk to Chim about this or anything, really – when you’ve spent years shooting the shit with someone in the long hours between calls it’s pretty much automatic. Eddie can’t count the number of times he’s let Chim babble on about something or other, although usually Buck is there too.
Eddie lets his brain float on autopilot as Chim talks about who Hen’s plus one is going to be. It’s pretty obviously been Eddie, lately, and he can’t help but smirk as he remembers how well he has been able to wind Buck up by buddying up with Hen. One of these days lasers are going to come shooting out of Buck’s eyes.
Chim starts in on something about B shift schedules and the new probie who always brings in fruit from the farmer’s market and Eddie realizes that they have unfortunately moved on to an entirely new topic. Eddie really doesn’t want this visit, or whatever it is, to go on too much longer. He did have plans for this evening, and doing further totally unnecessary bonding with Chim was not on the schedule.
The logical thing to do, he thinks, is to finish up his beer and then stretch and say how tired he is, remind Chim that he needs to get home to Maddie and the kids, and then hustle Chim out the door. Of course when Eddie tries to chug his beer he goes a little too fast and gags himself, winding up coughing like crazy. Chim jumps up and – rather loudly and dramatically – starts lecturing Eddie about how emergencies follow them wherever they go and it’s a good thing that there’s a paramedic in the house and that Eddie should know better.
“Eddie – are you okay? Are you choking? Eddie, hang in there-”
Doctor Who
Doctor Who (2015) - Series 9 Episode 1 "The Magician's Apprentice"
For anybody who doesn't believe that Dean is abusive towards Sam: here's Sam deep in a coma imagining Dean beating him up in order to make a point.
because a subconscious would surely just randomly whip that up if there wasn't any reason for it, right?