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"God-Fearing" is the seventh episode of Moral Orel's first season. In the episode, Orel feels down because God and Jesus' love prevent him from getting scared. He resolves to make this Halloween the best one yet by breaking all Ten Commandments, which would incite His wrath.
Plot[]
The children at school are learning how to be safe on Halloween. Officer Papermouth tells them that the only "safe" costumes are those that promote God.
The children decide to go to a church-hosted haunted house that night dressed as "generic angels". When they get there and go through it, Orel fails to be scared even once. He tells his friends it's because he has God and Jesus on his side, and there's no reason to fear anyone or anything.
In church the next day, he learns that if you sin, all you need to do is repent and God will forgive you. Orel decides he can make God angry with him (and be able to get scared) if he breaks all the Ten Commandments and then simply repents the next day.
He breaks every commandment in order (his order, not the actual order), except for the third commandment, "Thou shalt not kill," which he has trouble with. He inadvertently breaks this commandment when he tries to help an old man across the street, and he is hit by a car and dies.
Clay sets up a meeting with Reverend Putty and Orel, for had he known beforehand Orel was going to repent, he wouldn't have given him the usual belting.
Putty tells Orel that no matter what day of the year it is, God is the only thing you should ever fear because he creates hurricanes, diseases, and foreign cultures. After Orel leaves for dinner at home, the credits roll over the lonely Reverend as he sadly and silently eats his own dinner while his windows are being pelted by eggs.
Characters[]
Major characters[]
Minor characters[]
- Ms. Sculptham
- Roger Papermouth
- Tommy Littler
- Kid One
- Billy Figurelli
- Dr. Potterswheel (cameo)
- Florence Papermouth (cameo)
- Anne Papermouth (cameo)
- Mrs. Gray (cameo)
- Bloberta Puppington
- Shapey Puppington (cameo)
- Mr. Cartsen (cameo)
- Leaf (poster)
- Lily (poster)
- Mr. Armature (poster)
Notes[]
This is the only episode in Season 1 that doesn't introduce any new characters.
Goofs[]
- When climbing up the church's bell tower, Orel is represented by an adult figure with his clothes and hair instead of his usual model.
- Clay is missing his eyebrows when he runs over the old man.
Running gags[]
- Intro type: Aside glance
- Church sign: "The Holy Ghost: Spooky or Just a Third Wheel?"
Episode tie-ins[]
- None
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