Beforel Orel: Trust

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Moral Orel
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#Special #1

Air date	November 19, 2012
Written by	Dino Stamatopoulos
Directed by	Dino Stamatopoulos
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A Moral Orel special that sheds light on the origin of Orel's religious nature and the birth of his brother, Shapey. It aired on November 19, 2012.

Plot[]

Four-year-old Orel, who is innocent and pure, knows little to nothing about the world and the people around him. He doesn't even know who God is. He has total and complete trust in everybody, and meets a young Doughy, Tommy, and Billy. They quickly find his trust funny and trick him into hurting himself.

Bloberta gets impregnated with Shapey by having an affair with Coach Stopframe. She then lies and says that the child is Clay's, much to his surprise and sadness. Bloberta remarks that "two children are easier to neglect than one".

Clay goes to pick up Orel while he's near heat stroke at the playground (due to the kids telling him that he's cold and not hot, then putting heavy coats on him). He goes to Sinville for 8 months, and gets dumped off at his grandpa's house. He spends time with his grandpa and forms a close bond with him, learning about chickens, "trust", "nature", "believing", and "proof".

After months go by, Clay comes and picks Orel up from his grandpa's house, and is taken to the delivery room because his mom is ready to deliver her baby, Shapey. In there, Orel asks where babies come from. The doctor leaves, not wanting to answer the question, and Clay's attention is diverted to Orel, while Bloberta is being ignored. She is forced to deliver the baby herself, and Clay then says that babies are made by God. Orel asks who God is, and doesn't believe in him, much to the disgust of the town.

Orel soon learns about hell and the Binding of Isaac. Orel misinterprets this, and decides to test this out on his little brother, Shapey. He writes his plan to his grandfather in a letter, which leads him to run to the church and stop Orel. Since Orel didn't kill Shapey, he decides that this is proof of God, despite Arthur explaining that he stopped him.

Characters[]

Notes[]

This is the only episode to be rated TV-14, broadcast in 16:9 widescreen HD, and to not be produced by ShadowMachine, Fragical Productions, and Cartoon Network Productions.
This is also the only episode where Starburns Industries join in production.