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* Cartman's fate at the end is such a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. After it's shown that Cartman had indeed become a better person in the bad future, Cartman tells his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. Instead, in the new timeline, Cartman ends up an angry, drunk, friendless bum who never did anything with his life without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice. It is genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a hobo, with only his former friends pitying him.
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* Cartman's fate at the end is such a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. After it's shown that Cartman had indeed become a better person in the bad future, Cartman tells his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. Instead, in the new timeline, Cartman ends up an angry, drunk, friendless bum who never did anything with his life without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice. It is It’s genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a hobo, with only his former friends pitying him.
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* Cartman's fate at the end is such a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. After it's shown that Cartman had indeed become a better person in the bad future, Cartman tells his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. Instead, in the new timeline, Cartman ends up an angry, drunk, friendless bum who never did anything with his life without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice. It is genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a hobo, with only his former friends pitying him.
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* Butters turning into an insane NFT scammer thanks to his parents abandoning him. It's even implied he’s staying in the Victor Chaos persona because otherwise he'd have to come to terms with the fact that his parents abandoned him.
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* Butters turning into an insane NFT scammer thanks to his parents abandoning him. He doesn't even recognize Stan and Kyle when they visit him at the asylum. It's even implied he’s staying in the Victor Chaos persona because otherwise he'd have to come to terms with the fact that his parents abandoned him.
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* Cartman's fate at the end is a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. After it's shown that Cartman had indeed become a better person in the bad future, with the Future, Good Cartman tells his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. Instead, in the new timeline, Cartman ends up an angry, drunk, friendless bum who never did anything with his life without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice. It is genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a hobo, with only his former friends pitying him.
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* Cartman's fate at the end is a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. He is an angry, drunk, homeless bum. To make matters worse, the Future Good Cartman told his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. He never ended up doing anything with his life and Kyle basically got the family that he lost.
** After it's shown that Cartman had truly become a better person in the bad future, it is genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a friendless hobo, without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice.
** Yentl reassuring Cartman that even if the timeline is reset, they'll surely find each other again. This can literally bring tears to your eyes knowing what happens to Cartman in the new timeline.
** After it's shown that Cartman had truly become a better person in the bad future, it is genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a friendless hobo, without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice.
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* Cartman's fate at the end is a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. He is an angry, drunk, homeless bum. To make matters worse, After it's shown that Cartman had indeed become a better person in the Future bad future, with the Future, Good Cartman told tells his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. He Instead, in the new timeline, Cartman ends up an angry, drunk, friendless bum who never ended up doing did anything with his life without anyone knowing about and Kyle basically got the family that he lost.
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* Cartman's fate at the end is a massive one for fans who've become attached to Future Good Cartman that his fate through time travel is tragic beyond words. He is an angry, drunk, homeless bum. To make matters worse, the Future Good Cartman told his family that if it's meant to be, God will make it so that his family will live in this new timeline. He never ended up doing anything with his life and Kyle basically got the family that he lost.
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** After it's shown that Cartman had truly become a better person in the bad future, it is genuinely heartbreaking that the weight of his sacrifice reduces him to a friendless hobo, without anyone knowing about and appreciating his sacrifice.
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* Yentl reassuring Cartman that even if the timeline is reset, they'll surely find each other again.in the new timeline. This can literally bring tears to your eyes knowing what happens to Cartman in the new timeline.
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