Summer Smith

Character

17-year-old Summer is in the process of actively searching for her “I.” She is Morty's older sister, and is often rude to him and, in general, to others, parents, friends, and even grandfather. She displays typical traits for this age: sarcastic, cynical, and prone to rebellion against authority, especially her grandfather Rick. She is characterized by a desire for emancipation, she wants to appear mature and independent. However, her young age and dependence on her family cause internal contradictions in her behavior. Behind a mask of indifference and cynicism, Summer hides self-doubt. She is prone to comparing herself with other girls and is concerned about her attractiveness and social status. She has a desire for approval and love, but the fear of being herself prevents her from opening up to the world. Summer is actively searching for her place in life and professional orientation. She does not have a clear idea of the desired future, trying herself in various roles and areas of activity. In some situations, Summer exhibits selfish traits, focusing on her own needs and desires. She may be inattentive to the feelings of other people, and is not always ready to help if it interferes with her plans. This character trait is more a consequence of youthful maximalism than conscious cruelty. Despite her inherent flaws, Summer has a kind heart and compassion. She cares for her family and friends and is capable of empathy and compassion. These qualities speak of her inner potential and ability to empathize. She is not afraid to go against the grain, to stand up for her beliefs, even if it meets resistance. This inner strength allows her to cope with difficulties and adversity. She has a sharp mind and a sarcastic sense of humor. Sarcasm often serves as a defense mechanism for her, helping her hide her vulnerability and insecurities. Her wit can be both funny and hurtful, depending on the context and the target of the joke.