omasterliv:

I know Cartman has done many, many terrible things but the series of events in “Skank Hunt” were painful to watch. 

He is absolutely stoked about a night with the guys. Maybe he’s excited, because for once he doesn’t have to invite himself. Maybe he thinks that his good deeds are finally paying off in some way (I feel like whenever he’s doing something good, bad shit happens to him). 

He can’t even contain his excitement on the way there. Not even the solemn mood of the others can bring him down from that high. Watching his excitement while he walks to his death may be the most painful part.

Or maybe the hardest part is when he finally realizes he’s been tricked. All the guys finally invite him to do something, but it turns out to be a trap to punish him for the crimes of another. As they massacre his belongings, he realizes just before everything goes black that maybe he can’t escape the shadow of his past transgressions.

And then the aftermath. The aftermath was certainly my favorite part. Is it just me or does Kyle occasionally speak a little softer in regards to Cartman when he really feels bad for him? His “Oh my God….oh my god…” was so soft. It reminded me of “Poor and Stupid” when Cartman is crying in the hallway about not being able to be a Nascar driver and he says, “Aw, Cartman. You can change things about yourself.” I just think it’s cute.

I honestly cried a bit when Kyle teared up about Cartman’s “death.” Genuine pain. I found it ironic that even though Kyle has taken the most shit from Cartman over the years AND he was so gung-ho about taking him out in last weeks episode, he was the most reluctant to use such extreme measures and felt the most guilty.

Yes, the kyman feels were very real this week.

I absolutely love it.