Trust- Gravity Falls scene
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- Before you guys watch this, this is an important scene from the episode, so if you haven't seen it and don't wanna get the episode spoiled, I suggest you to not watch this clip. For the others who've seen or or doesn't mind watching it. Enjoy~
This belongs to Gravity Falls. - Zábava
You know what I just noticed? If you watched the episode “Boss Mabel”, you’ll know that saying the word “Please” gives Stan a burn sensation. But in this episode in pure desperation, he said “Please” twice. Not only is that a nice small piece of personal growth, but I think because of how saying the word worked for him in that episode but he’s willing to say it here, I think that second “please” is what convinced Mabel not to push the button.
Ooooh good catch 👌
Honestly this is why I had always thought she didn’t press the button. Because he said please which is something he never did.
Never thought of that. Makes this moment even more awesome.
Wow
dude!! thanks for pointing this out
Definitely shows the difference between Mabel and Dipper. Dipper is the smarter one, but more cynical. Mabel isn't as smart, but more optimistic. If the situation was reversed, Dipper would have pressed that button.
Optimism doesn't always mean lack of intelligence
MissesKitty He didn’t say that.
@@bluerious5475 "Dipper is the smarter one"
"Mabel isn't smart, but more optimistic" It seems as this implies that she is dumb
MissesKitty Well, no. He’s just stating their direct character traits. Dipper is more intellectual but also more cynical. Mabel on the other hand is generally more naive but she’s also significantly more optimistic.
@@bluerious5475 Yes but it looks like you are claiming that optimism and being naive is the opposite of cynical and intelligence.
But you can be intelligent and be optimistic and naive.
So I was simply adding that Mabel is optimistic and smart, she is just the type of intelligent person that values feelings over facts.
"I'm sorry Mr. Pines, if that is your real name, I have a new mission now, protecting these kids"
Damn, Soos has known Dipper & Mabel for 1 summer, and he's already ready to risk his life for them
Showed hidden maturity and strong resolve in soos despite grunkle being a father figure to him, he sees him as a threat to the kids here and takes action.
He's known the two for a long time.
Vending machine paradox
Yep. The big guy is all heart.
The life of everyone in the dimension, more like.
This is a bit of an underrated Soos moment. He went from looking up to Stan as a father figure to becoming his own father figure. Huge development, if you ask me, and I liked the execution.
That "I don't even know who you are!" is absolutely gut-wrenching. Well done, Jason Ritter.
true
I agree but i really felt it when mabel said i dont even know if you are my grunkle anymore the first time i watched it i cried
And when he said “Hes lying! Shut it down, now!”
@@stephng613
But the following line is a gut-punch at its finest: "I want to believe you, but...", those bubbles floating in the air that turn out to be her TEARS... the tearful and outright BROKEN tone of voice she says that line... the whole thing being about this poor little girl finding herself in a position where she doesn't know what to do or which voice she should listen to... good grief...
Jason did some incredible line deliveries throughout the show, but my absolute favorite has to be the scene before this one: "All this time... all this time, Stan had them?! I can't believe it! Was anything he said to us real?! Why would he have those journals?!". It's such a desperate frustration, especially when he kicks the desk right before that last sentence. He's been trying so hard to be logical- charitable, even, but in that moment every pretense gets thrown out the window. He just feels betrayed. That exact energy gets channeled in the "I don't even know who you are!" too. He did such a great job here
It doesn't matter if he lied about who he is, the fact that he is pretty egoistic but still has an image of Dipper and Mabel on his desk proves that he would never do something that would endanger his family.
*intentionally
@@waddellar Stan was there when Dipper discovered the blacklight in Scary-oke. He probably should have known to check for invisible ink.
The fact that you said the fact that shows the fact that you didn’t really need to say the fact that
@@kingpen5866i had a stroke
Imagine this being a ad where the countdown goes 5...4...3...2...1...Skip Ad and then Stan yells "Don't touch that button!"
*Oh god what have i done*
that would be so cool!
James Mitchell I broke my heart laughing after 2 mins of trying to get the joke
James Mitchell I broke my heart laughing after 2 mins of trying to get the joke
XD from 2017
an ad*
Anyone who thinks Gravity Falls is an overrated children's show should be shown this scene.
Agreed. Its not really meant for kids. But they cant watch as long as they have the gut to right?
Yeah. Some kids can. I mean, I started watching it when I was a kid. (I'm a teenager now) I'm just saying it's not the childish cartoon crap most non-fans make it out to be.
Lexie Ilagan No. It is meant for kids. It's a children's show. Just because it's not all sunshine and rainbows does not mean it's not a kid's show. Just because you enjoy it does not mean you are the target audience. Yes, it's a fantastic show that deals with slightly 'mature' themes, but then, so was Avatar: The Last Airbender. That doesn't mean it's not meant for children. Don't try to claim this show for yourself. You can enjoy it as much as you want, but ultimately you have to remember that it is FOR CHILDREN.
Why didn't she trust dipper
IKR?and Stan had so much development!!Like in Boss Mabel,Stan hated the word please,but saving his brother meant so much to him,he said "Mabel,Please..'..Gravity falls Rocks!!
"I wanted to say you're gonna hear some bad things about me, and some of them are true... But trust me, everything I've worked for, everything I care about! It's all for this family!"
man, that line is feelsy.
Honestly also sounds kinda like what Walter White would say.
@@dylannolan6338IIRC on the commentary tracks Alex Hirsch was actually watching breaking bad during the production of season 2. So the similarity isn’t a coincidence
0:04 The show of fear and panic in Stan’s eyes face and voice makes it all the more bone chilling. Stan has always been a con man with no regrets of his past but only for his future but when it came to his family, it’s always top priority
Think about this too. Had Stan been a minute too soon, Dipper would’ve pressed the button and everything he worked for would’ve been for nothing. Stan would’ve gone to jail, and Dipper and Mabel would go back home, with Dipper resenting Stan and Mabel feeling empty
If you notice, the SECOND Mabel started crying EVERYTHING stopped
“I don’t even know if you’re my uncle!”
That hits me very hard.
Well, Dipper's visceral anger in his delivery of: "I don't even know who you ARE!" was no picnic either
Me: has already seen this episode a few times, so I already know what's gonna happen.
Also me: squeals in excitement anyway.
Gets me every time, even if I have seen this series 100 times =]
Can you tell me please?
@@yuukami8360 No.
What really gets me after finishing the show is that this might be the first time someone actually believed in Stan. His family thinks he sabotaged Ford's future on purpose when it was really an accident, he felt he had to con people just to survive (to the point he imitated his own brother for 30 years) and lied to Dipper and Mabel because he thought they would stop him getting his brother back. After years of no body trusting him, someone finally saw through him and that got him his brother back. I'm not crying, you're crying.
A family broken by misunderstanding and anger getting fixed by love (Stan's hard work over the years) and trust (Mabel's).
I’m obsessed with this scene. Yes, it’s cool, has great acting and emotions, great music, great stakes. For me, what made it what it is, is the climax of the conflict within Mabel. She had to be the one to press the button or not. The conflict of this episode was on her, and her “I trust you” moment was so powerful. Both Dipper and Stan had their own points, but it all came down to Mabel at the end of the countdown. Such great writing!
Yea sadly it came down to the dipfuck retard who doomed them many times over
Dipper “Mabel what if he’s lying? This thing could destroy the Universe! Listen to your head!”
Mabel- “Grunkle Stan… I trust you.”
Those two lines show the prime difference between Mabel and Dipper. Dipper listens to his head. Mabel listens to her heart.
It was the same thing with Stanley and Stanford, Stanley would listen to his heart and Ford would listen to his head
I love how , even though Dipper said they shouldn't trust Stanley , he still couldn't find it in himself to press the button when Stanley told him to stop
This scene taught me something very important.
All throughout it, I thought Stan would say the words "I'm begging you!".
It seems like such an obvious expression anyone would use in a desperate situation like this.
After enjoying the scene I began to wonder why the writers didn't have Stan use this phrase.
Then I realized...he did "use" it. He was already begging Mabel to not press the button, so he didn't need to state the obvious.
And that's when I realized that great writing is having characters say anything but the obvious.
He did say "Please", a word that he himself has stated that he hates using. Mabel realized he was being very, very serious
Stan’s very is a very obvious implying of Begging
This had to be just the highlight of the incredibleness. Forgot that Disney/Disney XD shit. When I was first watching this, I didn't actually know what Mabel would do.
Same here! For once a show actually had me on the edge of my seat regarding such a decision. Usually shows like these are so predictable. I love Gravity Falls!
@@TiaraClareseI will say not pressing it was less predictable than pressing it. If it's shut down Stan goes to jail maybe, everyone is sad, maybe they find secrets about what he was trying...it's not much really
A interesting thing to note is that this conflict is Good vs Good, everyone here has good intentions in their own way. Dipper trying to prevent the destruction of the universe, soos trying to protect the kids from grunkle and grunkle trying to bring back his brother. With mabel pretty much in the crossfire.
Everything about this scene is sheer perfection.
From the anguished voice acting, the animation, the tension, the high emotions, to the way Mabel just raises her arms and floats away as the portal's Event Horizon begins to widen.
“Grunkle stan … I trust you” still brings me chills
fr..
She and Stan were more alike, similar to how Dipper and Ford were more alike.
1:33 Everybody was shocked when the saw Mabel‘s tears. Mabel doesn‘t cry usually, it‘s something pretty rare to see her like that.
That shot of mabel taking off her hands in the middle of the portal really is a work of art and it always gives me goosebumps! And her hugging the botton with all her life as well
"I trust you"
This scene is so powerful and gut-wrenching for me. Imagine being in her position, and if all this was real, having to choose between these sides. She knew that she could've just killed off the entire world but she still wanted to trust Stan.
Like this is a real intriguing scene to me. I love looking at fanart of the "I trust you" moment.
It's so rare to see a powerful moment through passivity rather than action. I always loved this scene.
Love how Dipper and Soos look angry and Mabek just looks more heartbroken than anything. She's always been happy and smiling most of the time, so seeing her actually cry is just heartbreaking.
Yes I see it heartbreaking too.
But it really sickens me to find those who keep portraying her as a toxic, terrible sister and she is NOT.
You just had to be there when Disney Xd was promoting the hell out of this episode the promo was so hype 😭 and the episode lived up to it
You can say that again. I couldn’t sleep at all the night after watching it
This is a scene I can't watch without crying. To see Mabel, the biggest bundle of energy and innocence in the whole show, break down in tears and finding herself in a position where she doesn't know what she should do or which voice she should listen to, is heartrending in a way words just can't describe.
Each character involved gets a moment. Dipper, the most vocal about his newfound distrust in his own grunkle, in that visceral, betrayed: "I don't even know who you ARE!". Mabel begins crying at this whole situation, and, oh my God, when she says: "I don't even know if you're my grunkle! I want to believe you, but...!", you begin crying as well. This poor kid is finding herself torn between logic and feeling, every move could be the last. Even goofy ol' Soos gets a moment of his own when he's willing to fight the man who has been a fatherly figure to him to protect the twins.
But the gut-punch comes with Stan. Even worse with what we find out about him in the following episode. The heartbreak in his voice and face when he asks Mabel: "You really think I'm a bad guy?!" is on par with Simba crying for help next to Mufasa's body in terms of sheer emotional weight. He already went through the heartache of being treated as if he *was* the bad guy, and before meeting the twins, he was pretty much ALONE. He had NOTHING and NO ONE. The life he knew was but a fading memory, the brother he once was close-knit to now utterly despises him and when he brings him back he doesn't even bother thanking him. And now, he's genuinely fearing that history is repeating itself, that it will happen all over again and that he'll go back to being utterly, hopelessly alone. 'You really think I'm a bad guy?!", just wtiting this line down is enough for me to cry a river. Dipper & Mabel are all he has left, and now, he's on the verge of losing THEM too and being left with nothing and no one. It's a gut-punch at its finest.
I know the main focus of this scene but i really liked Soos’ development there. He used to follow Stan’s orders unconditionally bc of how long he worked for him and his view of Stan as a father figure; he didn’t even question Stan’s orders to defend the vending machine, but as he grew close to Mabel and Dipper and then saw everything Stan really was lying about and that he was potentially a master criminal who could destroy the universe and Soos ultimately chose where his loyalty really belonged.. You know what i’m saying, Im just really happy for Soos. That quote at 1:20 was so powerful
Yes he had such a good development
“Soos, you idiot let me go!!!!”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When she says I trust you it honestly gives me chills everytime
talented voice actor for sure
That part at 2:26 when everyone gets white and stringified was a *REAL* heart stopper when I first watched it
Imagine what happens if Dipper and Mabel came back home and their parents said "So.. how was it?"
Dipper: You.. do not wanna know.
Mabel: IM TRAUMATIZED!! :D
No matter how many times I watch this scene I always get chills when Mabel lets go. One of the most powerful moments I've ever seen in any television show. They wrote and edited it perfectly and credit to the actress as well.
"Gruncle Stan. I trust u."
😭Will forever break me
This scene here proves why Gravity Falls is the best cartoon currently airing. Better than Steven Universe, LPS, and MLP.
I agree. Gravity falls is the best show.
You are the only brony I agree with and like cause let's be real bronys can be annoying.
Sing it to the choir 😊
***** i think SU is better than Gravity falls (and also than MLP,i mean,i like the show,bit,fucking steve)
I'd have to argue with you about steven universe:p
stan said please I remember in a episode he said he hates to say please
- Clammy he also can't smile although he smiles in most of the episodes
"Do you really think I'm a bad guy?!"
Mabel: Well, there was the time you had us all paint counterfeit money and got me arrested, numerous counts of theft and vandalism, including stealing radioactive waste from the US government...
Stan: That last one was for a good cause!
Yeah hes at least morally gray lol
Every show that ends on its own terms has a moment that perfectly sets the ball rolling towards its conclusion. For Avatar, it was the Day of Black Sun and Zuko becoming a good guy. For Adventure Time, it was the introduction of Fern and the Islands/Elements miniseries. For Gravity Falls, it was Not What He Seems and the introduction of Ford. Three perfect examples of shows heading into the final stretch.
“I don’t even know if you’re my grunkle” you can hear the tears 😭
Admit it. You all got choked up when Mabel releases the control saying "Grunkel Stan. I trust you." 😔😪😢😭
You know what's perfect about this?
When I watched gravity falls when I was younger right when the clock hit 00:00, the parental lock on the TV activated, and it really just added to the moment when I watched it for the first time.
0:47 he so heavy he didnt even float
Lmao
Some guy named Stanison Pineford promised me this show won´t give me feels...
Now i´m confused if it was a sham or not...
It’s the whammy of the future
The way she drifts up with both arms up is just so gorgeous aesthetically-
Everyone's talking about the trust Mabel has for Stanley, but I just wanna appreciate how protective Soos was for the kids
He shows how important they mean to him, since they did help him with his Birthday situation
"You really think I'm a bad guy?" Gets me every single time
This and avatar are my favourite animation series of all time
Mabel, you did the right thing.
When I was first watching this, this one moment of her genuinely fixing to hit the button at 1:45 was terrifying me.
2:18 "I trust you"
One of the most powerful moments you will ever see in any animated series
WHO LEFT THIS BOWL OF ONIONS HERE??
Whoopsie
Something that I never noticed was brilliant about this scene is that while Stan could have gone into detail and revealed his past an episode early to Dipper, it still wouldn’t have changed the situation. Dipper still would have had to trust him that the Tale of Two Stans was the truth which would be hard for Dipper because he is already so paranoid and has already came to his conclusion based on the facts, and as much as he may love Stan he knows that Stan is nothing if not a professional con artist known for lying and he was lying about the waste and the secret lab and even lied about how much he’s known about Gravity Falls, making any excuse Stan could give highly speculative at best. Not to mention that the book literally spells out that if the machine is activated the world will end and so even if Stan’s excuse seemed believable, for Dipper the stakes are literally life and death with not just his life but every person in the world’s life at stake and thus it’s a lot to ask for Dipper to hinge the fate of the world on the slight chance this professional con artist is actually telling the truth. The writers really did a good job putting the audience and these characters in such a difficult spot where it really is just a matter of trust whether to believe Stan, and where no answer he could give these kids would help even if the countdown wasn’t almost out and he had time to explain. It’s really a testament to the creators and writers who brought this to life
Yes
But than it wouldn't be sooo cool for us
“Look into my eyes mable do you really think I’m a bad guy?!” HOLY SHIT the voice acting is incredible!
From the perspective of a first time view , this sounds like the Pines family were all obliterated by the light as the world ended .
This scene was scary, and emotional, and the moment where Mabel let go off the button and said "Grunkle Stan ...I trust you" really shows how the connection she has with Stan is way deeper than it could have been
She is really a good sister.
It is weird to find people say she is toxic to Dipper
@@duduamrosh I hate when people say that, they only pay attention to her mistakes, and completely ignore the good deeds she made.
@@matilderosado5309 Exactly
And keep denying how she fixed her mistakes and became better!
Like when they say "oh she kept several times as her own Slaves".
Yes that was selfish of her but they talk like she didn't apologize to candy and Grenada and did the right thing by releasing the boy band.
@@matilderosado5309apparently she also received backlash for this scene. People claimed that she “chose” Stan over her brother
@@incrediblekeenan1751 *sigh*
You can say that.
I have this feeling whenever they see her do something immoral such as laughing at Dipper, they completely deny all her good deeds she did for her brother and her family.
Tbh I feel like Soos doesn’t get enough respect for this. Once he learned the truth, he decided to protect Mabel and Dipper, from the person who to him was a father figure for so long!
This has got to be one of the most dramatic moments in the show. I sit here saying every word to this when it's on. I say it at the same time as everyone in the show. I memorised this immediately. Really good point in the show.
You don't have to say show 3 times.
( 0:47 ) I like how he stayed on the ground, and still decided to leave with his car
Imagine for a second, if this is how the series ended!
Nah people would have straight up sued Alex Hirsch😂😂
Some people get mad at Mabel for trusting Stan, surprisingly. It's really a stalemate moment, imo, but here's my defense for Mabel: Stan might not be a good person, but he's not screwed up. Why would he want to end the whole world? What's the benefit? Even if it did end the world, deep down I'd believe it was an accident. It's just weird, even for him.
Stan may be a routine liar, but he also has the capacity for telling unrelenting truths. _"You're gonna hear some bad things about me... and some of them are true!"_
1:30 freakin killed me when i watched this episode. Mabel on the verge of crying just shattered my heart.
I always get chills at the part where Mabel says ‘I trust you’ and let’s go. The music the way it stops and starts and ugh everything about it is so suspenseful!!
2:17
“The Shooting Star.”
And this was the moment I realized just how deep I was into loving this show. The emotion in every character in this scene, and the tension, and the fact that I couldn't tell what was going to happen...!! This is why Gravity Falls is the greatest thing ever.
I have never watched anything related to Gravity Falls before, but this gave me goosebumps
Vivilon Rane thats why i hate internet cartoon clips: horrible spoilers.
seriously, you had a MAJOR spoiler for yourself.
Dude the music in this scene is so epic ahhhh
This epically blew my mind. I can't wait to see the next ep =)
Same here but now I'm eternally crying.
😭
Star vs. The Outside =)
Feels level is over 9000
This scene gives me goosebumps no matter how many times I watch it, truly a beautiful moment in animated history.
this scene is so powerful
The lighting in this scene and the whole episode is just insane
when watching this scene I was like bitting mah lip like this:
Me: MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE MABEL
Mabel: Grunckle stan...
Me: HUEEEEEEEEPPPPP
Mabel: ...I trust u...
Me:MAH LAWD MAKE IT DA RIGHT CHOICE O.O
omg I overreacted on this scene >W
2:12.
That heart breaking face.
i cry everytime i watch this lol. the idea of grunkle stan being seen as some evil criminal mastermind by his own family when he's trying to save another family member is heartwrenching.
0:19 Because this is the same man that risked his life fighting off zombies that YOU summoned up maybe? LIke Dipper jumped the gun pretty hard here.
No he didn't, the journal literally said it could destroy the universe.
It never lied to him before so why would it lie to him now. He reads that thing like a bible.
@@hotshotastronaut5443 That's still the man that literally risked his life for him.
Dipper didn't know a thing. Nobody did for the longest time. Stan was secretive for years and years, then "the truth" came out in the most suspicious way possible for him. The twins were only trying to follow what they knew (Dipper, Especially!) and a common theme of the episode was: "he was a Grunkle by day and con-man by night".
This was the strongest scene in the entire show... AND I LOVE IT
You know what?? The word "please" really change everything in this scene
Rumors say she didn't press the button because he said please...
This was intense. Mabel had her first major moment. It was emotional and way beyond expectations for a children's show.
this scene is amazing. I love it so much. aplause to mabels voice actor.
the key on mabel sweater was a sign thet she is the one who opens the portal.
I never realized
“Grunkle Stan….I trust you.” 😭
That "I wanna believe you, but..." always gets me.
This is where I need a whole package of tissues
Man- I still cry at this scene. It’s so powerful.
Stan had succeeded in spending many 30 long years trying to figure out a way to bring Ford back to the earth’s dimension
damn, i feel like this scene have literally changed my life at some point--
i was just little kid and i dont really have access to the internet to watch this episode when its appeared as a premier and it was premiered like two months later in my country (s2ep11 premiered in russia on may 8th, i remember this soooo clearly)and holy crap i was so amazed and speechless when i first saw this on TV, and i was experiencing some other strange feelings that i can't discribe even today...what a beautiful and great memory, huh
When I saw this I actually thought the right choice was not to trust him. I applaud the show for actually making me understand both sides do well.
Happy 9 year anniversary to this reveal
This felt crazy to watch for the first time I for real thought everyone was dead when the countdown ended of course that’s not what happened but what came next marked a major change for the whole rest of the show.
For a show called "Gravity Falls" gravity sure isnt falling in this scene.
0/10 got clickbated.
The music makes the scene
This is the best episode of television I’ve ever seen
They should make a sequel to this show called "Gravity Rises"
2:06 Mabel PLEASE
stan said please .
Grunkle Stan = Bendy
Dipper = Allison Angel
Mabel = Audrey Drew
My family and friends consider me one of the most mature teenagers that they have ever met and I don't easily cry when I confront real life, adult situations.... Yet I cried my eyes out at this scene.
this scene, every time I watch it I get chills. I’ve only watched the show about 3 times, but I’ve watched this scene over 37 times. This scene gave everyone personality, especially Mabel. This isn’t the regular old cartoon. This cartoon gives the characters feelings. This show is possibly the best cartoon in all of history, and untill Alex hirsch can make something new, this will be a show held deep in my heart that I will never forget. This scene made the show so much more than we thought it was, and I loved it. Anyways, continue scrolling.
I like how trust is a very prominent theme in this show and I think Journal 3 gave a very important lesson on it, that trust should have a chance to be earned instead of being given unconditionally. Mabel and Dipper formed that trust growing up together, and it grew stronger throughout their adventures in the show and the same happened with Stan and Ford until.. that happened, and when there was a chance to reforge that trust, it didn’t work out and Ford trusted Stan even less, and Stan seemed to have little trust in Ford after that too. When he returned, Ford didn’t seem to give anyone a chance at trust which is one of the big factors that led to Weirdmageddon as he reflected that onto Dipper which resulted in Mabel being unaware of the rift and accidentally putting into Bill’s hands(WHAT MORE DO I HAVE TO SAY??? STOP BLAMING HER FOR IT YOU BIASED BLIND EYES!!!) And as told in the journal, it also didn’t bode well for the Zodiac prophecy. It’s ultimately trust that had to be rebuilt between Stan and Ford for Bill to be defeated in the last minute.
Ok, so picture yourselves in Mabel's place, without knowing anything about Ford, not even knowing if your grunkle Stan, who you've been living with all summer, is, in fact, your grunkle. What would you do? Would you shut it down?
Say OH JEEZ!
That's why it's so powerful a scene for so many people who watched this episode, especially without spoilers. We were in that same position and although we didn't have to make the choice, we didn't know what the right choice was and we feared the consequences if the choice Mabel made was the wrong one.
I love how as soon as everything started picking up, bud gleeful jumped on his car. Lmao