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04-11-2023, 08:47 PM
https://www.looper.com/1254295/rick-and-morty-theory-jerry-fault-night-peoples-consciousness/
Fans think that Jerry gave the night family sentience by writing letters
This statement caused u/Busy-Egg2018 to reply, "Na that makes a lot of sense like Jerry probably asked night Jerry stuff about himself thus allowing night Jerry to actually just do what he wanted and create a personality and become more self aware. Idk if it's proof for all of it tho it makes sense that night summer is in control since she's the most like Rick and night summer is just her but without her humanity."
Others also echoed the original theory, like u/daigunder2015, who also shared the same conclusion as the first comment, believing that Jerry caused the free will among the night family. They added that at the start of the episode, Rick said that his night person was his unconscious body, so something changed. Another Reddit user mentioned a lecture that said sentience is gained from the recognition of others, which would once again firmly place the blame on Jerry for the night family's antagonism. u/starcolour1990 agreed that Jerry is responsible, and they brought up that Jerry was always the one who suggested a truce between the day and night versions. Still, it doesn't seem like it ever occurred to the rest of the family that Jerry's choice of night person activity could have been the mechanism that caused the night family to unite and stand their ground.
Fans think that Jerry gave the night family sentience by writing letters
This statement caused u/Busy-Egg2018 to reply, "Na that makes a lot of sense like Jerry probably asked night Jerry stuff about himself thus allowing night Jerry to actually just do what he wanted and create a personality and become more self aware. Idk if it's proof for all of it tho it makes sense that night summer is in control since she's the most like Rick and night summer is just her but without her humanity."
Others also echoed the original theory, like u/daigunder2015, who also shared the same conclusion as the first comment, believing that Jerry caused the free will among the night family. They added that at the start of the episode, Rick said that his night person was his unconscious body, so something changed. Another Reddit user mentioned a lecture that said sentience is gained from the recognition of others, which would once again firmly place the blame on Jerry for the night family's antagonism. u/starcolour1990 agreed that Jerry is responsible, and they brought up that Jerry was always the one who suggested a truce between the day and night versions. Still, it doesn't seem like it ever occurred to the rest of the family that Jerry's choice of night person activity could have been the mechanism that caused the night family to unite and stand their ground.