History Recap / MoralOrelS3E2Grounded

Orel is caught bathing in his friends' blood. Clay decides that a more severe punishment is needed, and bans Orel from going to church for a month. Orel doesn't take it well, but decides he could pray at home. Clay decides to taunt him by saying going to church earns him 'soul insurance', and Orel starts to go crazy from not going to church, resorting to drawing one on a wall and building a model one, which Clay takes away. Soon, Orel steals the model church and wears it, meeting Doughy. They realize it's missing a cross and Doughy takes Oral out to steal one from a sign, only for the metal cross to turn Orel's Church costume into a lightning rod and attracts a lightning bolt, striking poor Orel down, much to Doughy's horror.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Clay is understandably horrified when Orel bathes in his friends' blood.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Clay is understandably horrified when Orel baths in his friend's blood.

Orel then proceeds to have a near-death experience, waking up in a crimson void, he quickly realizes his situation and, while initially excited to see God, he grows sad when God doesn't immediately respond and he then starts to apologize for having not been in Church, or for not having collected enough, "Soul Insurance," in the belief that God was upset with him (with Orel possibly assuming that he was in Hell). A speck of light then suddenly illuminates the void, believing it to be God reaching out, Orel calls to Him, but is drawn into it before he can finish, and he then wakes up in the hospital, having been revived. He begs to go back to church, believing that his experiences were a message from God that He misses Orel attending, but Clay refuses, so Orel decides to have Doughy help him electrocute himself at his house in order to try to talk to God again.

For his second near-death experience, Orel has a vision of Moralton's Church and faintly hears the sound of [[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]] barking, Orel is overjoyed at the prospect of being reunited with his lost dog, but he is revived once again right before he could investigate any further. Now having become even more desperate for answers, he convinces Doughy to help him die once more by electrocuting him with the defibrillators.

* MindScrew: A montage is shown of Orel relating to him as a church and his near death experiences.

* IgnoredEpiphany: After Orel returns home from the hospital, Clay spanks him repeatedly until he represses the epiphany he received from his near death experiences.

What follows in Orel's third near-death experience is perhaps some of the most surreal imagery in this series, in which Orel now experiences both the past and the future accompanied by himself adored in his Church costume. Taking in all of these visions and piecing them all together, Orel finally comes to the revelation that he IS a church (metaphorically, referring to how The Bible describes a believer's body as a temple to God and how God can be found everywhere, not just in physical buildings) before nearly dying for real. When he finally wakes up, again, he tries to tell everyone about what he saw in his visions, but because it doesn't line up with Moralton's church dogma, Clay silences him and drags him to the study. There, Clay spanks him repeatedly until he represses the epiphany he just had so that he will stay in line with Moralton's status quo.

Orel then proceeds to have a near-death experience, waking up in a crimson void, he quickly realizes his situation and, while initially excited to see God, he grows sad when God doesn't immediately respond and he then starts to apologize for having not been in Church, or for not having collected enough, "Soul Insurance," in the belief that God was upset with him (with Orel possibly assuming that he was in Hell). A speck of light then suddenly illuminates the void, believing it to be God reaching out, Orel calls out but is drawn into it before he can finish, and he then wakes up in the hospital, having been revived. He begs to go back to church, believing that his experiences were a message from God that He misses Orel attending, but Clay refuses, so Orel decides to have Doughy help him electrocute himself at his house in order to try to talk to God again.

For his second near-death experience, Orel has a vision of Moralton's Church and faintly hears the sound of [[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]] barking, Orel is overjoyed at the prospect of being reunited with his lost dog, but he is revived once again just before he could investiage. Now having become even more desperate for answers, he convinces Doughy to help him die once more by electrocuting him with the defibrillators.

For his second near-death experience, Orel has a vision of Moralton's Church and faintly hears the sound of [[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]] barking, Orel is overjoyed at the prospect of being reunited with his lost dog, but he is revived once again just before getting answers. Now having become even more desperate for answers, he convinces Doughy to help him die once more by electrocuting him with the defibrillators.

For his second near-death experience, Orel has a vision of Moralton's Church and faintly thinks hears the sound of [[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]] barking, Orel is overjoyed at the prospect of being reunited with his lost dog, but he is revived once again just before getting answers. Now having become even more desperate for answers, he convinces Doughy to help him die once more by electrocuting him with the defibrillators.

Orel then proceeds to have a near-death experience, waking up in a crimson void, he quickly realizes his situation and, while initially excited to see God, he grows sad when God doesn't respond and he starts to apologize for having not been in Church, or having collected enough, "Soul Insurance," in the belief that God was upset with him (with Orel possibly assuming that he was in Hell). A speck of light then suddenly illuminates the void, believing it to be God reaching out, Orel calls out but is drawn into it before he can finish, and he then wakes up in the hospital, having been revived. He begs to go back to church, believing that his experiences was a message from God that He misses Orel going, but Clay refuses, so Orel decides to have Doughy help him electrocute himself at his house in order to try to talk to God again.

For his second near-death experience, Orel has a vision of Moralton's Church and faintly thinks hears the sound of[[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]] barking, Orel is overjoyed at the prospect of being reunited with his lost dog, but he is revived once again just before getting answers. Now having become even more desperate for answers, he convinces Doughy to help him die once more by electrocuting him with the defibrillators.

FOr his second near-death experience, Orel has a vision of Moralton's Church and faintly thinks hears the sound of[[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]] barking, Orel is overjoyed at the prospect of being reunited with his lost dog, but he is revived once again just before getting answers. Now having become even more desperate for answers, he convinces Doughy to help him die once more by electrocuting him with the defibrillators.

Orel is caught bathing in his friends' blood. Clay decides that a more severe punishment is needed, and bans Orel from going to church for a month. Orel doesn't take it well, but decides he could pray at home. Clay decides to taunt him by saying going to church earns him 'soul insurance', and Orel starts to go crazy from not going to church, resorting to drawing one on a wall and building a model one, which Clay takes away. Soon, Orel steals the model church and wears it, meeting Doughy. They realize it's missing a cross and steal one from a sign, but Orel gets struck by lightning.

Orel realizes he's dead and is sad to see nothingness. He sees a speck of light, but before he can reach it, he's revived at the hospital. He begs to go back to church, but Clay refuses, so Orel decides to electrocute himself to get to talk to God.

The second time he's dead, he thinks he hears [[Recap/MoralOrelS2E2Love Bartholomew]], but is again revived before getting answers. Desperate, he convinces Doughy to electrocute him with a defibrillator.

What follows is some of the most surreal imagery in this series, in which Orel sees both the past and the future, finally concluding that he IS a church before nearly dying. When he finally wakes up, he tries to tell everyone about what he saw, but because it doesn't line up with church dogma, Clay silences him and drags him to the study. There, Clay spanks him repeatedly until he represses the epiphany he just had so that he will stay in line with Moralton's status quo.

What follows is some of the most surreal imagery in this series, in which Orel sees both the past and the future, finally concluding that he IS a church before nearly dying. When he finally wakes up, he tries to tell everyone about what he saw, but because it doesn't line up with church dogma, Clay silences him and drags him to the study. There, Clay spanks him repeatedly until he represses the epiphany he just had so that he will stay in line with Moralton's dogma of God and Heaven.

What follows is some of the most surreal imagery in this series, in which Orel sees both the past and the future, finally concluding that he IS a church before nearly dying. When he finally wakes up, he tries to tell everyone about what he saw, but because it doesn't line up with church dogma, Clay silences him and drags him to the study.

[[Recap/MoralOrelS2E19NaturePart1 After Orel receives a punishment where he promises never to 'do that (die), with those (the defibrillator), in there (the hospital), for that long, ever again', he looks around his father's study at the stuffed animals.]]

* IgnoredEpiphany: After Orel returns home from the hospital, Clay spanks him repeatedly until he represses the epiphany he received from his near death experiences so that he will stay in line with Moralton's idea of God and Heaven.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Clay is understandably horrified when Orel baths in his friend's blood.

[[Recap/MoralOrelS2E19NaturePart1 After Orel receives a punishment where he promises never to 'do that (die), with those (the defibrillator), in there (the hospital), for that long, ever again', he looks around his father's study at the stuffed animals.]]