Rick And Murty Character Traits

Rick and Morty is an Adult Swim animated series that follows the adventures of Rick Sanchez, who is a madscientist,alcoholic, and interdemensional traveler and and his grandson Morty Smith, a fourteen year old naive, nervous wreck and who unvolunatarily gets into deeply irrepsonsible situations with his grandfather on a weekly basis. It's a more or less a cartoon parody of Back to the Fututre, except in this rendition, Doc is is a rude, functional drunk and Marty is a pertubed, skiddish teenager. Overall, I find the show hilarious and entertaining, but I also find it has much more depth than that. Not just a funny show, but a show with deep psychological and existentialist themes where an estranged parental figure forces a fourteen-year-old boy to face forces beyond mortal comprehension.
Rick is the leading protagonist of the show and he stands heads and shoulders above all else in the galaxy in terms of intelligence. Able to do amazing things like bend time and space, travel to alternate demensions, and enter into the dreams of others. However, he also has a tendency to display reckless and sociapathic behavior, and holds one of the darkest outlooks on life I've ever seen illustarted on television. Rick is
When Certain situations get sticky, Rick is confident and self-assured, while Morty is unsettled and jittery. When Rick has convinced himself that he has a great idea that could be considered immoral, Morty is the first one reluctant to carry it out. Morty most of the time is good-natured and tries to reinforces this by being a do-gooder, however most of his attempts are always thwarted and sometimes lead to even worse situations. Morty is a young teenager who has short brown hair worn neatly combed around his head, and wears a yellow shirt with blue pants. He also has a pronounced stutter and his voice is constantly breaking as a result of