Courage the Cowardly Dog - Eustace's kindest moment

So touching! My favorite scene of the show that can pull tears out of my eyes

[@Michael_Koko]

He. Gave. His. Hat. When. Nobody. Else. Would. #CriEvrytiem

[@christian_lied]

How kind, I cry every time T-T

[@SAPIOfficial]

although in reality - this still proves he only cares for himself..

[@Michael_Koko]

PriceyGK but he gave..... He gave....

[@SAPIOfficial]

to himself.. as a kid..

[@SAPIOfficial]

not hating, still extremely sad. just makes you wonder what Eustace's character truly is? a past refugee?

[@caelanreeves9760]

RIP Arthur Anderson 1929-2016 the voice of eustace bagge

[@MutilManny123]

wow he lived for a very while

[@Docvortexx333]

+Manny Deluna agree that's pretty good

[@Asaylum117]

He lived THAT LONG? DAMN! :o

[@Docvortexx333]

+Asylum117 yea I'm surprised too he did a good job

[@Idkwhattoput-p2s]

1922*

[@daborshy4089]

"Aww, no I'm... now that's not right, little boy without---every little boy should have a hat." Powerful words.

[@eansudholtz6533]

John Lee I think it's "Aww, no hat" not "Aww, no I'm

[@Samuel152]

ShpookyBear369 he's hallucinating of a little boy that's just like him

[@MsScarletwings]

ShpookyBear369 I think that baldness just runs in his family

[@Cricket12311]

a

[@lilonnhager9365]

ShpookyBear369 leukemia? I still cry at this scene! This was my favourite show as a kid it freaked me out but also made me cry

[@joeyboy1016]

This scene is even more sad when you realize the context. Shirley said that the mirror will help Eustace "see himself the way he really is." So Eustace, the mean old farmer, is actually a sad little boy deep down inside. Very powerful stuff for a cartoon.

[@crimsondynamo615]

Eustace had a sad life growing up with an abusive mother and an older brother who was just better at everything than him. He formed this shell of bitterness to shield himself from it, but deep down he’s still that child from back then. Why when he has moments like this it’s therapeutic for him.

[@KE-yq2eg]

Aren't we all?

[@ToxicCatt-y7c]

It sort of applies to people in real life. How everyone is just hateful but deep down, they’re sad and been through a lot of stuff in their personal life.

[@ToxicCatt-y7c]

@@crimsondynamo615 Eustace pretty much shares the same backstory Doofenshmirtz had. Except, Doofenshmirtz’s family abandoned him at a hospital and made him dress like a gnome.

[@osas5211]

It’s remarkable

[@cachorrao0703]

Sometimes I think Eustace isn't bad at all, it's just old and angry.

[@masterroshi5573]

most bad people turn out to be good inside. trauma as a child make them grow up over protective and make them feel that if they show any sign of emotion it will be ignored, manipulated and shoved back in there faces.in turn this creates a mental pattern of the victim thinking emotions like empathy, sadness and love are something to be ashamed of and they are weak if they allow them to surface. so they are always repressed.

[@michaelwalsh9616]

Ron Ramc I think one of his best moments was in the mask episode, when kitty confronts him and Muriel with their secrets (that he can't fix anything and Muriel's night snacking). when they do face their individual truths and Muriel gives the message, it's Eustace who hits the nail on the head saying that "it's okay, no one's perfect"

[@seanb3226]

Eustace was a great character; sure, he was an asshole most of the time, but there are moments like these where you really feel for the guy,

[@jaketucker2559]

They are nice, but I just want his character to actually develop, because no matter what good deed or sign of sympathy he does is literally gone moment nay seconds later, why because writers

[@MsScarletwings]

It's mostly because Courage wasn't a show that payed much if any attention to continuity, which I'm not saying is a bad thing at all; the creators seem very skilled at delivering a great story in the span of a single episode. I mean in many of the episodes irreversible damage is often done to a character or the house by the end (most of the time it's karma biting Eustace), but everything is fine in the beginning of the next.

[@mikedicewrites]

How he says: "Well that's not right, a little boy should have a hat." that just warms your heart right there.

[@triplecrosscounter]

makes me feel like that is eustace recalling his father or someone else showing him kindness as a child by giving him their hat so he decides to do the same

[@RUSerious97]

I randomly thought of this line and I'm glad someone already posted it. He's so sympathetic in this moment 😭

[@DBZAOTA482]

@@triplecrosscounter HIs father was probably the only positive adult figure he had, but we never see him. Maybe he wanted to get away from the web of toxicity that his mother weaved.

[@Weldedhodag]

Genuine sympathy for the impoverished is the sign that one's heart is built of gold. Eustace's has just been tarnished

[@Dizaster1995]

Im now 100% convinced that eustices hat isnt actually his, but was his fathers.

[@pixelthesketch5257]

To see Eustace genuinely smile like that somehow makes my day. Something about this mold-covered old man is super wholesome.

[@OttrPopAnimations]

mold-covered old man

[@mayurprasad4115]

Made me smile too

[@calcaleb7041]

@Chase Studios used to like that show then it got weird and unfunny 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@SymmbolZS]

@@calcaleb7041 its as if they were milking the show dry

[@nekozimo]

Ikr

[@poppytree1909]

I'm sure this happened to Eustace as a boy and someone was nice to him and gave him that hat, which is why he cares for it so much...

[@MaroonStorm]

Simstone Free i agree. his entire family was abusive to him. this is why he is so cold.

[@Antasma1]

I agree. Who was that man? Ickit his father?

[@poppytree1909]

Antasma1 well they didn't really refer to each other as father and son, but maybe.

[@Antasma1]

Simstone Free Eustace wouldn't call him son.

[@EpicAMV911]

No he is looking through a mirror. That little boy is eustice.

[@foxteen8721]

I take that he is reflecting at his lonely self.

[@planetary109]

He pity's himself so much he has no pity for others, the only person he can be nice to is how he sees himself.

[@ampersandman757]

judging by the mother's day episode and the one with his brother, I think it's more of a memory. He can only sympathize with himself because, as a child, no one ever showed him sympathy.

[@BurningSorrows]

damn that just hit the feels..

[@Martypotty]

300th Person to like.... ..... ....

[@rustomcadet3533]

Fox Teen he's actual high on shrooms 🍄

[@leducarlando5186]

It hurts my hearts to know that the Voice actor for Muriel sadly passed away. This show will forever hold a place in my heart.

[@saiyannamekian3543]

Same here. I grew up with this show and it'll always and forever have a special place in my heart too.

[@wezleeclinton5850]

Both Eustace’s and Muriel’s original voice actors are no longer alive, which hurts to think about. Maybe I’m just too sentimental, but I always get a little emotional watching this show because of that, and the nostalgia.

[@NathanCAY1010]

Yoooo fr? When did they pass away?

[@wezleeclinton5850]

@@NathanCAY1010 Thea White (Muriel’s VA) died in 2021. Lionel Wilson (Eustace’s first VA for episodes 1-33) died in 2003. Arthur Anderson (Eustace’s second VA for episodes 34-52) died in 2016. They got a new VA to voice Eustace in that Courage/Scooby Doo crossover back in 2021 though, which was also a posthumous film as it was Thea White’s last performance as she died in July, while the movie was released in September of the same year.

[@NathanCAY1010]

@@wezleeclinton5850 thanks for the insight, man....that kind of bugging me that i didnt know, they made my childhood with the show, sleep peacefully🕊

[@TravisBroski]

This was such a sad scene when I was a kid, and I don't know why.

[@hdhdjdhc7506]

newLEGACY boy

[@berserker706]

newLEGACY boy same I cried at this moment as a kid..

[@gageniedert4344]

Hacker boy W12MD every one did whoever says they didn't are just being dishonest

[@berserker706]

Gage Niedert really

[@gageniedert4344]

Hacker boy W12MD damn onion ninjas there faster then sonic

[@arminagasp2690]

Every little boy should have a hat ;(

[@fireblast8972]

Armina Gaspariunaite said gabe newell to the valve team

[@arminagasp2690]

Cassidy Flowers When it's ;( I see it as a tear when it's ;) I see it as a wink :D.

[@marquinhosantonio3999]

Armina Gaspariunaite Hi

[@marquinhosantonio3999]

Cassidy Flowers Hello

[@NotTheGodOfWar]

Armina Gaspariunaite yeah

[@TestSubjectMacHoshi]

Can confirm, showing your childhood self kindness can heal you so much.

[@TheMoinomedian]

This is an incredible comment. Thank you.

[@Yunus._.erkadir]

I hope that even applies to Robert Thompson and Jon Venables.

[@artistanthony1007]

Not for him sadly...

[@alejandroc7357]

@@artistanthony1007well it’s his character. The show has to keep grumpy version eustace 😂

[@dragonfist-md6xp]

You're my new favourite

[@Darksky1001able]

This show made me cry so much as a kid. Especially the star squids and tree episode.

[@shylar763]

The Mask is an episode I'll always remember

[@khansazainab7490]

It broke my heart

[@majestic_souls394]

I loved this show so much it still makes my cry when I watch his parents get send off to space

[@elirchi9214]

@@majestic_souls394 I cried when baby Courage cried as he waved up to his parents, knowing he'll never get to see them again. The music during that part describes his sorrow perfectly.

[@christymitchell4763]

Omg that episode, along with robot courage, killed me 😭😭😭

[@SuperMarioJustin4]

This is only ONE of Eustace's kindest moments, in the Mother's Day special, despite being bullied by his mother, he comforted her after finding out she's bald.

[@Thomasynthesis]

"That's my ma!"

[@trustmeits610pm2]

It's definitely the smile. A smile devoid of greed or pettiness. He did something kind and realized that it felt good. A glimpse into the man he could have been if life had been kinder to *him* and taught him that lesson sooner.

[@Katiplays1291]

Indeed

[@cecejamesable]

It's because of his absolute cur of a mother, seriously, his older brother being a prick is bad enough but to have your own mother constantly harp on you that you are never good enough and stupid. The fact that Muriel wants nothing to do with his mother is extremely telling.

[@ampersandman757]

I like how they kept Eustace as the selfish foil, bur they also explore bits and pieces of why he's the way he is. He had a very hard childhood

[@luisalbertoarenasaraya4579]

Marc D. Nature and Nurture in a nutshell

[@kimbonilla1948]

Marc D. Q

[@spencerbowden2979]

Eustace was raised to be very materialistic because his father was a con man and his mother wasn’t ever a mother to him always comparing him to is dad and his brother Horace. He was always in his brothers or his fathers shadow and all he wanted was love. That’s probably why he married Muriel because he is aware of how dangerously sweet she is and also the reason why he torments courage. He’s jealous of the affection he gets from Muriel.

[@celestem6900]

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[@someoneslick5399]

My eyes are raining.

[@extrajerky2940]

Just like the cloud.

[@prof.sweatercows9187]

someone slick :'(

[@Kirby-1030]

Prof. SweaterCows - Your icon ._.

[@hugh0221]

Onion-cutting ninjas, perhaps?

[@vandanamalhotra9168]

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[@blackknightz5036]

It's amazing how much heart the show has when you're older and fully understand it.

[@philithegamer8265]

Explain

[@jayh5840]

I can’t comprehend why cartoons nowadays are so mindless and visually overwhelming. maybe young people’s attention spans wouldn’t be so god awful if they watch shows with some actual substance like this growing up

[@jayh5840]

@@aeroblu2002 you just made some pretty vast generalizations and gave some really specific examples I’ve never even heard of any of these shows. not only that I never denied that cartoons nowadays have ‘heart and substance’ I only stated a theory about why people’s attention spans are growing shorter. maybe if ‘people like you’ would stop jumping to conclusions and assuming things about other people it would be easier to discuss serious topics without everyone blowing their lid

[@Zomana9]

@@jayh5840 you literally did say (or at least heavily implied) that they don't

[@cyclicmusings2661]

Courage the Cowardly Dog is one the very few shows from my childhood that I revisit every now and then in my 30s, even if it's short little clips like this.

[@loganentertainment1814]

I'm pretty sure the reason Eustace was always mean is because he has a rough life. His mom calls him stupid boy, which would explain Eustace's saying "Stupid Dog" all the time. He did have a brother that was a jerk to him, and my guess is that his dad was never around. I think another reason why Eustace is a jerk to Courage is because he thinks Muriel is giving him the love that he never gotten when he was a kid. These types of moments should happen more often. Edit: Thanks for the likes. I do think Eustace is one of those characters that is misunderstood, and deserved better for how he was treated. Edit 2: I'll admit Eustace is a pretty mean dude, but there are some moments where he was pretty chill. He's just one of those characters that I wish we had more character development.

[@rorysainsbury6816]

I wish they could have reformed Eustace in “Ball of Revenge” instead of making him the villain in that episode. With his horrible childhood, I think Eustace is one of those villains who needs to be reformed (especially when you see he was actually nice when he was a child but sad as well). The villain of “Ball of Revenge” should of been his mother, Ma Bagge, as she’s shown to be worse than her son and was the reason why Eustace became a jerk, so it would have been more fitting if Eustace finally stood up to his mother in that episode and teamed up with Courage to take her and the villains down, and finally reform himself and apologize to Courage and Muriel for how he behaved and became a much nicer man (while being a bit grouchy at times). *Sigh* sadly that never happened, though it would be nice if they reformed Eustace in a Courage the Cowardly Dog revival (though I doubt we’ll ever get one).

[@loganentertainment1814]

@@rorysainsbury6816 Yeah, that would be nice.

[@dangurney1042]

@@rorysainsbury6816 I’d say he gets some kind of reform in the final episode Perfect. Where he blows bubbles with his cracked horn and he’s joining Muriel and Courage in blowing the bubbles. That was for lack of a better term The perfect way to end the series.

[@zeospark9715]

@@dangurney1042 It really was especially the running gag with Eustace often saying "Why is that dog sitting the table?!" whenever Courage is at the table. He didn't say it that time and seem to didn't mind Courage being there

[@scizorbullet8185]

His dad was in his life but he died so did his brother so eustace was just sad.

[@yourlemons4271]

Eustace smiling is so Unexpectedly pure.

[@katphisH11]

It's really nice, Courage is actually a good, analogous way to teach kids about the dangers and threats of the world, but also the kindness and sincerity of people. Many of the villains are remorselessly evil, a good way to warn children in a subtle way that there are real dangerous people out there seeking to do harm to you, but it also has episodes like the squids, the tree, and this one which is also show pure generosity and kindness. It shows that even if the world is a cruel place, you still shouldn't give up on everyone because there is beauty and forgiveness to be found there. It's really nice, how nuanced and subtle the message is, yet it resonates with children who are still learning so much about the world and can be exposed to animation like this which has valuable lessons to be taught.

[@andreaelizeth]

There's also this episode where there is a strange old man who loves ringing bells and Eustace is mean to him because his appearance is scary. That episode made me cry so much as a kid and it taught a great lesson. This show was great.

[@killerkitten7534]

There’s also episodes like the Mask that show characters who appeared as villains in a more sympathetic light, showing that not every situation is black and white, it’s several shades of grey. Honestly that episode was super deep for a kid’s show

[@Mordeiv]

@@killerkitten7534 Way to deep and it a bit too scary for children to even absorb.

[@killerkitten7534]

@@Mordeiv it’s scary for sure, but for some of us it hit really close to home

[@RimeyCH]

I read this in Joshua Graham's voice.

[@pictorialpizza]

maybe it’s me but this show didn’t scare me as much as it did others, but it did make me cry my eyes out with moments like this, the star squids and Courage’s parents.

[@dxsyan694]

Me too this felt dark and depressing but not scary

[@mr.sidecomments9278]

the most heartwarming for me was the Hunchback Bell ringer episode. I guess it's one of the shows that taught me about empathy as a kid

[@el_artista_fantasma8474]

Courage's parents :'v

[@grendel8342]

i'm with you there, loved the show growing up and it did nothing but really show me not everything is as it seems

[@patchmoulton5438]

I dont think I was ever scared by it (other than that white head ghost or whatever it was) but the gross out was real in Human Habitrail.

[@brandonthompson5796]

Courage the Cowardly Dog introduced children to mental trauma and anguish far before we realized how much it affected us into adulthood. Honestly it's one of the hardest shows to rewatch because damn near every hardship they showed adults going through is what anyone who grew up with the show is dealing with now. A masterpiece of writing if there ever was one on Cartoon Network.

[@munozlalo98]

Well said

[@spectraltheinkling8526]

Thats deep

[@FenriZz]

Indeed a masterpiece

[@arioko8389]

//has huge feeling that this is suppose to be a memory from his childhood and the hat he has now was given to him by someone ahhhh-

[@juanlaise1059]

Riley Wooddell More like no one ever did, that's why it triggers his compassion.

[@atticusshadowmore3263]

I think so too. But if he actualy did see a kid in that situation he would give him a hat

[@HippieGoddess142]

Riley Cherri I assume he was put outside in the heat as a form of punishment too. :(

[@បងស្រលាញ់តែអូន-ច1ធ]

Hippiegoddess142 nhbbb

[@brunolance2551]

The hat is just a metaphor. The main purpose of a hat is to shield us from the sun. We know that Eustace had rough childhood. He didn't get any love from his brother or mother, so no one was there to shield him the rough childhood he faced. The hat symbolizes love and care and his baldness symbolizes how vulnerable and open he was to harshness and bullying and the heat of the sun symbolizes the rude childhood he had to face. So he really needed a hat to shield his vulnerable head.

[@Alouette_EXE]

Eustace - Abused child, turns into a jerk Muriel - Spoiled brat, turns into a nice lady

[@johannhowitzer]

Eustace reminds me of my late grandfather. He died when I was in my early 20s, before I really knew who I was; now, later in my life having found my own happiness, I really wish I could have helped him find peace. I remember him actually smiling a few times, those memories stuck with me. My dad always said he was an angry person, but he had had to deal with a lot, including war. Every so often, a little sunshine peeked its way through the crankiness. There was a really good person in there.

[@Dogmaguy74]

at least you had one.

[@shehryarkhan7175]

same bro he smiles like my late grandfather 😢 he would also do the same

[@matthewramsdell3877]

He wasn't a bad guy he was just sad and angry

[@ijusthappenedtonotlikecorn8086]

Matthew Ramsdell and mean ;-;

[@Choujifangirl]

well that's debatable if you ask me

[@xcarof]

Matthew Ramsdell because everyone in his family were abusive on him

[@Jargas101]

he did grow up in a highly abusive family after all.

[@ShadowyKatz]

But that's not really an excuse to constantly verbally abuse anyone in ear shot.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

i have the most heartbreaking theory- in short, Eustace is cruel and sometimes violent to *those he loves* because his mother treated him like garbage and he either had to subconsciously equate treating someone like shit with a way of showing love or accept the fact that his mother probably never loved him in the first place

[@theshellshock30]

Bruh

[@Karlos1234ify]

Not to mention his successful scumbag arrogant brother

[@DesertSessions93]

This is beyond possible

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

@@Karlos1234ify oh no don't worry his brother is traumatized too- just look up Golden Child/Scapegoat dichotomy. I'm not gonna armchair diagnose a kids cartoon character with a highly stigmatized mental disorder but it's very likely he would have developed something along the lines of BPD(borderline personality disorder) or npd (narcissistic personality disorder) as well as probably secretly/subconsciously destroying himself mentally out of a desperation to stay successful and 'on top' so to speak, because due to the combination of how horribly his 'screw-up' brother was treated (by him as well because it was so normalized) and how wonderfully he was treated as the 'successful' or 'talented' child, he has a combination of a borderline god-complex while simultaneously pouring his entire sense of self-worth and his ability to be loved solely into how 'good' he is at whatever he's doing. Rest assured, one slip up, one job loss, one ANYTHING that can be perceived as a failure and that man will spiral into a dark, self-destructive depression

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

@@DesertSessions93 I know and that's what's so sad... I have a lot of theory's for a lot of things, both ccd and other media, because I'm ADHD and my core hyperfixation for some ungodly reason is abuse and trauma- specifically how that affects people psychologically Edit: also forgot to mention but I finally managed to get my meds as well so I'm running on ADHD-turbobrain, hyperfixation, and literally the highest dose of a powerful stimulant they're *legally allowed to give you* (Vyvanse, 70mg)

[@Deadpool....]

As a kid i despised eustace & enjoyed watching him suffer, but now grown & rewatching the whole show, i understand why he became who he did. Though hes purposely made to not be liked, when you put together his flash backs of his youth & how his mother treats him you feel sorry for him. It teaches a lesson that you never know why someone acts the way they do if you dont know what was going on behind closed doors. Many times people like Eustace are the way they are because negativity & bitterness stems from a lack of love which is no more apparent than in Eustace & his upbringing. But also shows in the right circumstances some warmth & kidness is still there, telling another message that maybe someone just needs that, love & appreciation.

[@youtupro_newVFN]

ok

[@crylune]

yeah true, as you get older you start to either understand or relate characters you used to dislike. a good example is Eustace, but another good example is Squidward. he just seemed pessimistic all the time, yet as kids we didn't realize he was basically a personification of the modern, boring and tiring adult life. we all relate to him once we grow up, and start liking Spongebob less.

[@rhondahoward8025]

Edit: Why am I getting so many replies after two years? Did I miss something? I agree with the people who said that Eustace must be re-enacting a moment of kindness where he was given a hat for his burning bald head. This scene made me realize that Eustace did not have a loving childhood at all, making him grow up bitter. But if he ever got his act together, I could see him being a great grandfather to potential kids.

[@nathanbarker9165]

Same

[@BrokenCartridge.]

Facts

[@Power-9Hunnid]

Well on the episodes feature his mom and that one with his dead brother, it kind of made it obvious where he got that bitterness from.

[@queenjada7856]

He said In a episode that it started with his mom she never liked him and that I believe started him being rotten and awful

[@yukilaserpe7700]

Well my grand-grandfather was a bitter harsh person, the only one of his grandchildren that was fond of him is my mother, my mom is a true extrovert, and she is quite bold, my grand grandfather kept his harsh behavior, but my mother kept gifting him sweet plums, he would despise the gift, and when he was sure that no one could see him, he actually enjoyed it. there are people that have rough edges but some of them aren't actually what they seem...

[@SpagettiRegretti]

Eustace always reminded me of my grandmother. She had this layer you couldn’t 100% get around, she was cold, just as she was bitter- backhanded by second nature. But every once in a blue moon there were these stories she’d tell of her childhood, some centered on her abuse, others about her hunger. That day as she watched in awe as my little brother ate so soundly she mentioned how the appreciative urgency of his eating reminded her of her little brother his age who had died of malnourishment. She wasn’t mean solely for the fact she was born that way- she was mean to survive it’s just she never got around to adapting. Sure that’ll never excuse the things she herself had done, but when people like her do things for others it truly puts into perspective what could’ve been if they hadn’t let their (in a way) real selves go. This show beautifully painted that aspect of coming from a broken childhood and what made Eustace mend into the person he chose to be.

[@falkpojken94dragon]

this makes me wonder if Eustace and Muriel once tried to have kids. but they weren't able to have a child. and it broke Eustace heart and he was never able to recover from it. That would explain a few things.

[@Choujifangirl]

hmmm...aren't fan theories great :3

[@htf5555]

Jesus. I knew this show always had mature themes but that is too sad.

[@connormclernon26]

falkpojken94dragon well he didn’t have the best childhood to begin with

[@somerandomname3124]

Eh, I think they did they just decided to get a dog after because they still wanted something to take care of, they are like 70 after all, their kids would have been long gone by then,

[@Ocean_Lord_derpfish]

the sniper from the tf2 is their son tho :)))

[@edr567]

This song always gives me feels

[@picklerick6949]

@mrhappyrain the sad song that plays during the song is what he's referring to

[@celestem6900]

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[@dankbudew4830]

As a kid, I laughed at his suffering for making things always hard for Courage. Grown up, I feel sad for Eustace. He came from an abusive household where he tried to meet up with his mother’s unrealistic expectations to be just as good as his older brother and nonexistent father, constantly reminding him he could never fill in his dad’s shoes (which were ridiculously huge LITERALLY). He raised Courage the only way he knew how. It doesn’t excuse him of his behavior, but it definitely adds more context into why he acts this way.

[@metalgearsalad1204]

Tf2 players will understand

[@masterroshi5573]

when your best friend joins tf2

[@headhoncho7457]

omfg 😂

[@originalname8511]

Saladmanc3r HAHAHA

[@kuribohbrother]

Saladmanc3r Why doesn't this have more likes

[@originalname8511]

Kuriboh Brother ikr

[@kalahauoli355]

Eustace saw himself in Courage, because of his family's vicious cycle of abuse. This show is deeper than people think.

[@celestem6900]

kalahauoli355 Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@Galaxy-MediaX]

I love the look on Courage's face when Eustace put the hat on him. 😂

[@acrsclspdrcls1365]

'Huh. Who knew.'

[@Sean0845]

It reminds me of my dog when he gas that look

[@kennrm9891]

Actually nice to see Eustace smile... when he does something kind that is. : )

[@coffeelink943]

Skunky ya but it rarely happens

[@celestem6900]

Skunky Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@o_o-037]

Eustace is only abusive because he's jealous of all the attention courage gets from Murial, and all the times he saves her. Eustace is jealous because feels unloved by his current family all because he was poorly mistreated by his original family. Not much is known about his father other than the fact he made a deal with a talking whale, so it's impossible to know what their relationship was like. Eustace's mother constantly verbally abuses him to this day. And his late brother Horace was a bully all throughout his childhood, Going so far as to hide his secrets from Eustace after his own death. In the Deer Hunting episode, we get a flashback of Eustace in his late teens/early 20s, Horace would constantly make fun of him and laugh at Eustace's misfortunes, calling him "Useless" since it rhymes. Eustace in the present wants to prove to others & to himself that he's a man, yet fails to kill or outsmart a talking Daddy Deer to wind up being on the recieving end of his own shotgun after getting his ass kicked. Eustace's life is a curse on himself because he knows he's living his own worst fear; And that fear is being a useless, unreliable, unsuccessful man who can't recieve recognition from others, because he knows he's done nothing to be proud of. He's a farmer who's land is 99.99% infertile, so he complains that he can't grow anything to provide for his family. In the magic tree episode, he's relentless in his attempts to kill it because its existence removes any reason for him to be needed. He's so caught up in his own failures & jealousy, that instead of wishing the tree for wealth, or fertile soil, or even a bountiful set of skills, he chops it down after admiting to the tree that chopping him down will make him feel more important. Despite being an angry abuser, Eustace is the most mistreated, abused, bullied, and misunderstood character in the entire show. And so he takes it out on Courage because it subconsiously feels like he's getting revenge on his brother, and makes him feel relief that he's not getting abused this time round. Wonder why Eustace says "What did *_I_* do?" Every time Murial hits him? He's most likely subconsiously referring to when he was abused during his childhood.

[@jupiterdancer3590]

I also realized that in Eustace in this scene is on the shoes of the guy who gave him the iconic hat he wears. When he sees himself in the mirror, he’s remembering the words of the man and acting as if he’s the man looking at his young self. That one memory of happiness and safety that he feels for someone who cared for him instead of belittling him. I also realized Eustace must’ve lost his hair as a child and with neglect and abuse, his family didn’t care about his physical health because they deemed him useless.

[@pyregg1572]

It gets even sadder when they don't emphasize who gave him that hat as a kid, hinting that the hat's previous owner was a complete stranger generous enough to give Young Eustace their hat. A random stranger was kinder to Eustace in that one moment than his entire family in his whole life. Let that sink in.

[@ellehcim2779]

Poor eustace

[@ryanhollstein4164]

You guys are brilliant I can't add anything to what you brilliant people said

[@steelingcable6350]

Broh, this is a good comment

[@Dwip_po_po]

Majority of the old cast is gone. Only courages voice actor is still alive. Eustace and Muriel’s voice actors passed away

[@lilsingingsensation]

dont forget when his semi-abusive mother who talked down to him an entire episode began to cry because she was bald, he comforted her and said "its okay Ma, Im bald too"

[@PartnershipsForYou]

I....I'm not crying. It's raining.Inside.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

i used to hate Eustace as a kid. now as an adult with a more nuanced view of things and several years of hyperfixation on psychology and trauma (as well as a year of hs child development class and a year of college child psychology class) i don't condone how he is but just pity him and i hate his mother more than 10x as much as i hated him as a kid

[@OctoberDeltor]

I find it fascinating how Eustace as a kid is so timid, while Muriel as a kid is a scumbag. a bit backwards, ain't it?

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

muriel was likely spoiled as a kid, but either had a good and happy home life or turned out wonderful in spite of not having one, while Eustace was *definitely* abused, if not physically definitely emotionally and psychologically. a lot of kids who grow up like that tend to be timid, whether they end up ok in spite of it all or turn cruel or messed up after they leave the abusive enviroment

[@grimreaper6896]

So if Muriel was a spoiled brat when she was younger and Eustace was verbally abused when he was younger I'm now curious how they met and how there relationship started out did Muriel felt bad for him bc he was either mean or alone maybe alone Hehe I now wonder funny how relationships work I wonder now this just a joke was Muriel a top and was Eustace a bottom lmao but that's just what I think ok

[@johnmoreno6903]

@@grimreaper6896 I mean, there was that whole study and theory of how opposites attract in forming relationships, helping each other with personal struggles and giving to each other what the other had been missing in life, all to then be able to have a functioning relationship

[@grimreaper6896]

@@johnmoreno6903 I mostly get what your saying and I do understand too except I'm not in a relationship so I'm not sad nor happy but was my joke about what I said about Muriel and Eustace kinda funny

[@wilmagregg3131]

the theory and theme goes was how diffrent ways a child is raised can effect them kid eustace was timid because everyone in his life treated him horribly hence he grew up bitter into "grumpy eustace" while young muriel was spoiled rotten by a likely loving dotting family hence why it was such a massive burden on courage alone to care for her but also likely raised her very well as a person hence being "kind muriel" as a adult.

[@Trunks1stApprentice]

As sweet as this scene is, I can't help but laugh because even Muriel says that Courage making this happen was "doing the impossible". She MARRIED the man, and never thought this level of kindness was possible for him. It's like in the Demon Mattress and the Tower of Dr. Zalgost. Eustace tells Courage "she likes you", as if he and Muriel aren't married and don't have some kind of common ground.

[@pietrofattorello]

maybe it had just been a long time since he was kind, or she knows that hes only kind in private and not publicly

[@oworeo]

Is it just me or is eustace really adorable when he smiled

[@houserat7157]

Nah mate, you're not alone ÛvÛ

[@shehryarkhan7175]

his smile reminds me of my grandpa

[@fmg4804]

I love his smile. More like a pure smile.

[@allenparedes3964]

this makes me think....maybe the hat Eustace wears was given to him thru the same way . maybe that was a memory of him as a kid amd someone made the act of kindness and gave him their hat

[@christian_lied]

That's the only reasonable theory :)

[@Nomadthejester]

Allenochi Paredes or he just wanted a child anda he never got one thats why he is angry

[@Choujifangirl]

and that's another one

[@celestem6900]

Allenochi Paredes Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@LinearCreeper24]

"Courage! You Did The Impossible!" He Made Eustace Kind, Even If It Is For A Few Seconds, Good For Him

[@jackrios4040]

another one of eustace saddest moments is when hes having a flashback of his older brother calling him useless

[@kashim4351]

@@celestem6900 go fuck yourself.

[@toledotoledo3620]

Despite Eustace being one of the most unlikable cartoon characters he did the most selfless, kindest thing ever in this scene

[@alexogelatina]

He is my favorite character ._.

[@JazminJazHunt]

Despite his meanness, I actually like Eustace a lot

[@pennyjpie]

On one hand I agree with you, but on the other hand, the little boy he’s imagining is himself as a child so in a way it’s still technically “selfish” but like it’s also technically not him so…it’s selflessly selfish?

[@CJ-kb4gv]

I actually like his twisted sense of humor, but that mainly comes from a shitty childhood with a terrible mother (and I don’t remember about his father, but I suppose he didn’t care either).

[@batayou6819]

@@pennyjpie idk he didnt know who that person was. He even asked who that boy was so maybe he legit can’t even recognize his past cause of the way he is or something like that

[@seaweed_eater]

This genuinely had me crying. Eustace is obviously known for being a grouch but the sight of him giving a clearly sad little boy his hat when he didn't have one is fucking heartwarming. CN's greatest work.

[@IndogaKirai]

This is what when Boomers complain when they say, they Turned out fine despite all the abuse.

[@clobbahdatderekirbeh2710]

Eustace sees himself in Courage. Maybe that's why he abuses him so much.

[@queenofthemarshmallows2875]

Mallory O'Toole That is so deep

[@chapmanpagel3661]

That hurt my heart, that makes a lot of sense IM GONNA CRY

[@chubchub1307]

Chapman Pagel I loved watching this show when I was 8, can't believe I missed this moment

[@Ddanielgonzalez]

Trying to make him tough

[@rattlesthecrewmate]

Mallory O'Toole goddamn that hurts.

[@bluelamb5722]

He was mistreated as a child that's why he was so mean

[@trollsthatlol1]

And his brother called him "Useless" and all -- hm

[@SamGTA4]

BLUE_WITH_THE_EYEBROWS ! ..... my eyes.... oh gosh..

[@zoeybell4461]

Blue Lamb CHILD ABUSE

[@katelynbodiford5680]

dafuqawew Little Eustace is so cute.

[@GigglyFunGirl03]

This scene broke me after I first watched it a few times. As funny as Eustace is, he’s such a tragic character. Horrible childhood, outperformed by his older brother, abused and neglected by his mother (his relationship with his father isn’t clarified, though I doubt he treated him well). It’s little wonder he turned out the way he did.

[@Netsaver]

Courage is one of those shows that's freaky, yet touching, disturbing yet heartbreaking. You really have to appreciate the writers for combining two things that shouldn't work yet making it work. I'll never forget the emotions I felt watching this show.

[@keynanmartinez]

This is what cartoons this days are missing.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

its freaky, disturbing, heartbreaking, touching, and has comedy bordering on feral chaos. i LOVE this fucking show

[@o_o-037]

Hey, who left this bowl of onions here?

[@gardenofonion]

me

[@Fuziontony123]

( O_〉O)? Squidward

[@gemstoneprincess2890]

Tonybassist123 lol

[@chris_amezquita]

WOULD YOU GET OUT OF HERE

[@nikkigrimmz1994]

*throws onions in the floor* "I'm not crying" xD

[@joshuagoforth1658]

This episode always makes me cry because it shows that deep down humankind is still capable of good

[@pirupami9746]

Agreed

[@spectraltheinkling8526]

Definitely

[@spectraltheinkling8526]

Als it shows that mankind can change and do good

[@samg9771]

Little Eustace was sweet and sad, little Muriel was a whiny brat. Funny how that works out.

[@-XStream237-]

more maccaroni, more cheese.... too much macaroni , more cheese and macaroni.. perfect *bam* i hate chese and maccaroni XD

[@celestem6900]

sam g Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@kimmylovesvintage3931]

The weird thing about little Muriel though, is in the episode, she still has white hair, but when she saved courage, she was a brunette.

[@mrnapoleon6580]

@@kimmylovesvintage3931 because the time she save courage she still young but in this cartoon muriel is already old.

[@Ofxzh]

Growing up changes people

[@adannovoa9446]

this is basically thev sadest pat of them all

[@YoshiYoshi456]

no the part where courage's parents fly away in the rocket but this is a close second

[@ninjaboy2250]

Adan Novoa and when that one star maker sacrifices himself

[@longjohnmcbob6223]

Adan Novoa the hunchback of nowhere

[@headhoncho7457]

no the last star maker is the saddest 😢

[@XxEmoGothOutcastxX]

Remembrance of Courage Past is the saddest. We got to see what happened to him when he was a pup. I think The Mask was pretty sad too. Kitty wasn't a bad person. She was heartbroken for Bunny being treated like a slave by her boyfriend.

[@smusky4643]

We all ended up as Eustace. Unhappy, cranky, but sometimes our goodness shines through.

[@Nicolapetrolini]

In the end our goodness somehow manages to prevail over our anger, our hatred and anything negative

[@sparky111000]

I didnt understand this scene as a kid. But loved the music to it. Eustace may be a grouch but his childhood was rough. He father walked out on him. His older brother was success and always treated badly. His mother showed favoritism and didnt care much for him. His childhood reflects his life style as an adult. But despite everything there is still hints kindness underneath that hard shell of his. He may not remember his past self much due to trauma or PTSD. But parts of him who see a sad reminder of his past comes out. 😌

[@giuseppeiacono528]

So like Trevor on gta 5

[@bababoi6743]

Yo but what's the song in the background tho?

[@sparky111000]

@@bababoi6743 it’s the sad music 😅

[@artistanthony1007]

You are forgetting he reached the age where memory just fades, it comes after us one way or another.

[@cbass7283]

Yeah, there are moments where you see his kindness, and you can tell he truly loves Muriel and wouldn’t do anything to hurt her

[@charliepea]

Never understood about this scene as a kid. I thought Eustace was just allucinating but I finally understood what happened after more than 15 years. It's heartwarming.

[@harrysachz5408]

I agree, Kled

[@juanlaise1059]

One of the few times Eustace gives a genuine smile in the show.

[@Zenshii]

Seeing the little Eustace always made me sad....:(

[@celestem6900]

Zenshii Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@SavantPete]

You know it gonna get emotional when this piece plays- 0:11

[@robrigo7201]

Honestly 🥲

[@TheDUDERulez1]

😭

[@razkable]

Eustace acted like such a grampa when he was saying to himself that the little boy should have a hat all disheveled to fix the issue give him some love encouragement for his self esteem and make his own heart happy as shown by his smile

[@megalosergamer4480]

😢😢😢

[@joemo]

what song is that i wonder

[@danielrobinson7872]

This scene made me cry as a child and still moves me to this day.

[@kevinhernandezretana2170]

Eustice was like a meaner version of Squidward

[@CHeeSechez74]

Squidward has many reasons and eustace was often abused alot

[@shadowdanxiv]

Just goes to show even Eustace has some kindness within him.

[@celestem6900]

shadowdanxiv Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@rubymoonstone5570]

I love his little muttering before he gives him his hat "nohaterthatsnotrightlittleboygottahaveahat"

[@jbsstudios9106]

I always hated eustace and a kid but growing up I started felling bad for him

[@rushthefox2732]

Poor guy needs a hug

[@freddiereagan6705]

Na

[@SirWeirdGuy]

He's a horrible person but you can kind of understand how he got that way. Especially whenever his mom shows up.

[@artistanthony1007]

I'm a bit mixed.

[@michaeljeffery7466]

I didn't, thought he was hilarious.

[@donny6775]

Coming back to this scene 10 years later makes me cry.

[@celestem6900]

Rashy Algae Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@medusathedecepticon]

I really like this scene because it because it shows the goodness Eustace has deep down, moments like this and the cute moments between Eustace and Muriel are such a joy to see. Eustace may be a greedy cowardly grouch but he's got a good heart deep down

[@linashell2696]

For as sappy as it sounds, whenever I put on my hat I always remember what Eustace said.

[@celestem6900]

Swamp Vermin Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@user-up1op3kz9q]

This is your reminder to show yourself the kindness you needed back then but didn’t receive.

[@UndeadPasta]

"ooh no hat. aw that's not right, little boy-every little boy's gotta have a hat" idk why but this has stuck in my head for literal decades

[@musicalhaze4617]

Eustance is the kind of character that has a big temper but who has a big heart. He may not show it sometimes but you know that he does have it in him

[@celestem6900]

Musical Haze Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@davidroberts7352]

mother and father who never loved him and brother who bullied him, no wonder he's so angry. His wife is the only one who truly loved.

[@celestem6900]

David Roberts Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@Maritime_Memories]

This is probably the best scene in courage. Since it shows that everyone has humanity in their hearts, even if its dug deep. or behind a mirror

[@noahclinkscales5354]

I interpreted this as "people won't understand what your going through but it's up to you to have self understanding "

[@vindem2753]

Well noah clinkscales, you should be proud of yourself. You’re going to be a good man someday, I just know it👍🏻

[@celestem6900]

noah clinkscales Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@nunocampea2395]

my headcannon is that this is a memory of when he was a kid and a kind stranger gave him his iconic hat.

[@slayqueen1266]

this made me cry every time as a kid it still does omg

[@celestem6900]

ocean man Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@mediocreMorpheus7795]

Eustance's mother and brother were abusive to him and his father was hardly around, but if I had to draw up a theory for this scene, it would probably be that this represents one of the few times his father interacted with him as a child, and he gave him his hat. That's what he's seeing in the mirror.

[@zeospark9715]

I think it was implied his father died when he was younger. I remember a scene in the episode where we meet Ma Bagge for the first time and she yelled at Eustace that he will never fill his father shoes. She said it in past tense meaning he is probably not alive anymore

[@ntfoperative9432]

I don't think it was his father, I think it was just a random stranger, who sympathized with Eustace

[@Yoshikarter1]

@@ntfoperative9432 I concur. I believe it was a random act of kindness from a stranger, not from someone Eustace knew.

[@youngbladex96]

@@zeospark9715 them boots was big asf tho

[@Teknanam]

@Matrixnukum Considering that Ickett Bagge cheated a whale out of his accordion in a crooked card game, Ickett probably died in a similar way to how Eustace tends to die; being killed by some supernatural phenomena.

[@teamblack204]

This made me laugh as a kid, I thought even his most selfless act was helping himself lol

[@kodomoshawn6729]

It's pretty sad when you think about it tho.

[@teamblack204]

@@kodomoshawn6729 Oh yes, I can't stop crying😭

[@FuchsiaNeko]

I don't think he realized it was himself, but that it reminded him of himself as a small child. Every little boy needs a hat!

[@artistanthony1007]

Don't forget, he's old so he doesn't have the best mind and personality.

[@Parcero21]

I was actually scared of this cartoon as a child but I only watched it because my grandma enjoyed it. I miss her

[@Bordie3D]

Your grandma was great I'm sure ^^

[@voideyess]

that smile on Eustace's face is everything

[@GanzoHasashi1911]

This moment always stuck with me just because it showed underneath the grumpiness, Eustace really did have a heart. Plus when you consider his upbringing like the other comments have mentioned, it makes sense that he feels bitter for the lack of love he got from his family and of course has an envy when Muriel treats Courage as one of their own. You can’t help but love the old man when he recognizes the greater good and puts aside his pride

[@firemiracle]

as much as i didn't like Eustace in my childhood, this scene really made me cry when i was a kid... i know he has been a jerk and always calling courage stupid, but there's always a reason why a person becomes bad. it's sad in how he never felt love while his big brother was the one who had everything and he got nothing.

[@celestem6900]

fire miracle Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@briancollins1296]

We didn't deserve this show.

[@michaelmajor1909]

This show was so creative and beautiful with a little twist I’m so glad I’ve grew up watching this

[@Sleepyshy712]

This show weird me out and made me cry at the same time, truly one of the greatest shows on Cartoon Network

[@whoopingmuffin9700]

I like how this implies despite his blatant cruelty to everyone and everything, he has a soft spot for children suffering.

[@lukasribin4168]

He is probably the only person in his past who cared about himself, because nobody else would. Sometimes what comes across as selfishness is actually just a person having no choice but to turn all their empathy and attention inward, since they have no outside source for it.

[@brotatoechip8394]

Eustace grew up with a mother that pretty much was ashamed of him and everything he does to compensate for gaining his childhood happiness back fails due to what he wants, money, power, etc. The old cartoons always had stuff to connect things one way or another at some point. Most of these new ones just are shit in a bucket poured over a script lls

[@artnsol90]

These new cartoons are disgraceful. I guess art imitates the times today. Bunch of miserable un-creative, drugged up, indoctrinated, smart phone possessed zombies with the totalitarian mind their respective government cursed them with from a young age.

[@steveross2868]

art sol I'm sorry, what cartoons are YOU talking about? There are a lot of great modern cartoons that had a great run, are having new seasons, or are even just getting. People like you really need to stop acting as if cartoons from the 1990's and 2000's were the only time cartoons were good and that all modern cartoons can't compare. You can easily take the same complaint and apply that to the cartoons from the 1990's-2000's. I'm guarantee you there were many people who said that "Cartoons from the early 1930's-1950's were better than the cartoons airing now. These Powerpuff Girls, Ed Edd N Eddy, and Courage cartoons don't hold a candle to Looney Tunes or Tom and Jerry or Popeye or anything from Hanna-Barbera". The shows from that era were great, but they aren't the pinnacle of cartoons nor are they so great that they can't be compared or can't be topped by any cartoon from today.

[@lundenhudson4530]

Steve ross no literally these cartoons are better. Because they have a story a feel and passionate people behind them. You can’t compare cartoons like this or looney toons. To modern cartoons like gumball. Now I love gum all but it has no meaning to it. Lol compare the old teen titans to teen Tahitians go and tell me the difference 😂❄️

[@steveross2868]

Lunden hudson "Gumball has no meaning to it" l I dare you to watch "The Hero", "The Shell", and most importantly the "The Choices" and come back and tell me "Gumball has no meaning to it". I dare you to even watch the episodes that focus on social commentary as well. There are many episodes of Gumball that have a point they would like to get across or something they would like to say. As silly as the show gets it does have a message at the end of the episode it is trying to get across. What you are saying is the equivalent of me saying Courage has no meaning to it despite some episodes having a statement to make. As for Teen Titans Go, even that has a meaning and a purpose: To be a silly satire and parody of superheroes. Whether or not it succeeds at that is up to the viewer but it does have it's voice and at times even has a statement to make. Granted it may not hold a fraction to what the original was, but the show does know it's place and has a meaning to why it is the way it is.

[@lundenhudson4530]

Steve ross ok then let me be sarcastic and say that modern cartoons are better then the old cartoons. Which their not. You can’t lie and say that cartoons network has fallen. And you can tell by the reboots. Reboots mean people don’t have any ideas to show for. After 2014 cartoonsnetwork went to shit.

[@sebastianrivera6076]

omg my heart melted😭❤

[@celestem6900]

Sebastian Rivera Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@ianpennington8329]

Here I see a broken man. A man whose trauma had caught up with him, to the point that he is harming those around him. Between the bullying, the disapproving mother and the unknown father, he has no true identity of self. So much so that when a mirror is brought up to his face, he doesn't see himself. He is entrenched in the past. He is so disassociated from himself that he can't recognize the boy in the mirror, only the pain he feels. Because of this, he is hurt and removes the clothes from his own back (or head) to aid the boy.

[@theMiraculousAngelic]

Ian Pennington Damn...that's deep, really deep.

[@alexrebello9535]

Very deep...

[@MrWolfSnack]

Welcome to watching Courage The Cowardly Dog as an adult. This show was an amazing masterpiece of a cartoon. One in a million.

[@brunolance2551]

Hat can be symbolism of something else which Eustace never got as a child

[@movedchannels5244]

Justin Bieber **casually ignores hate comment that is completely unnecessary to the conversation.**

[@VicMasters]

That is probably the only nicest moment from Eustace you can ever find in the courage the cowardly dog show.

[@michaelgraham9774]

This is probably the most beautiful moment in any kids show I've ever watched.

[@celestem6900]

Mike Likes Music Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI

[@derekdavies9961]

This scene will forever stamped on my wholesome archive Seeing and helping the kid thats going through a situation that nobody helped you before is heartwarming and nostalgic

[@Im_Jaaylen]

Bruh...this scene made me cry as a kid. All grown up and it still makes me tear up🥺

[@wintershift2180]

Me: * at 0:10* ...... (heart shatters, starts to feel bad for eustace)

[@weltfenos1021]

rest in peace

[@celestem6900]

Weltfenos Definitely agree, you should also check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bTiYGqZ5WSbZI