The Episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog That Changed EVERYTHING.

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• EE

  @eerieeric834 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I agree with what the creator of this show once said that life is scary and unpredictable, and the only way to deal with it is to be scarier than life itself

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• IT

  @ItsJustMutt · 3 years ago

  "Courage is not the absence of fear, but the action despite it."

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• BU

  @butterduck6398 · 3 years ago

  I think the funniest part is that Courage himself can shapeshift into the scariest things in the show.

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• TR

  @Trascist · 3 years ago

  Courage really proves himself in this episode. He beats tf outta some rottweilers, chases down a whole car and survives a car crash to save an abused victim

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• MA

  @MasterHappychipmunk · 3 years ago

  I always took Eustace taking Kitty’s mask as him finding a new welding mask.

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• CH

  @Chimeragui · 3 years ago (edited)

  It is interesting that Eustace, for all his general character flaws (toxicity being the one examined here), is rarely shown to be a toxic partner the way Mad Dog clearly is and unlike Bunny, Muriel is consistently shown to be on equal footing with her husband; just as capable of dishing it out as we see by her having no problem throwing insults right back the second he attempts to use her insecurities about eating against her and it’s implied several times that he <i>likes</i> the fact that she can stand toe to toe with him.<br><br>And while Mad Dog was purely motivated by jealousy over how close Kitty and Bunny are, Eustace has more general insecurities over perceived inferiority stemming for his family life before Muriel.

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• NU

  @null0357 · 3 years ago

  The fact that courage saw his parents get separated from him by a HUMAN and now he protects his owners who are also HUMANS really says a lot about courage

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• BI

  @BIGSWOLEXL · 3 years ago

  LMFAOOO it’s so funny that Muriel thinks it’s completely normal for her dog be casually driving her truck &nbsp;😂😂😂😂. Definition of unbothered

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• MA

  @marcwhitlock5002 · 3 years ago

  The darkest for me would be the backstory behind courages parents disappearance. &nbsp;Even Eustace was appalled at what that vet was doing and that&apos;s saying a lot.

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• ST

  @StonedHunter · 3 years ago

  I think the broken fire escape is a further representation of how trapped Bunny was without anyone there to help her escape. Hell I could even see it as Mad Dog having removed it himself to keep her from leaving.

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• CA

  @catehowell735 · 2 years ago

  The contrast at the end between Muriel eating an apple and Eustace wearing the mask and continuing to bang on the furnace shows that Muriel wants to change and become a better person while Eustace would rather continue doing what has failed him in the past, refuse to admit he has flaws, and hide from the reality that he refuses to grow and change.

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• NA

  @nayelyguzman8863 · 3 years ago

  I think the fire escape not coming all the way down is a metaphor of how in abusive relationships the partner that wants to leave can sometimes find themselves going back if they don’t see a clear “escape”. In this case courage helped push her to actually escape if he hadn’t been there bunny would of climbed back up.

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