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[Rick and Morty] What would happen if you summoned a Meeseeks and gave it the task of killing itself?

Since Meeseeks are apparently immortal until they fulfill their task, how could it accomplish this?
gpt
There are two possibilities.

1. The Meeseeks will slowly but surely go mad due to his inability to complete his task and end his suffering. Having no outlet for this madness (unlike the ones who threatened Jerry to improve his golf game) he will probably either degenerate into an inconsolable wretch or go on an unstoppable killing spree.
2. He will simply cease to exist almost immediately. One could make a strong case that the task is complete once the events are set in motion that will inevitably lead to his death, specifically his determination that he has accomplished. In this case, his own realization that completing the task will kill him would itself complete the task, ending his life. This is, IMO, the more likely outcome. To again call back to Jerry's Meeseek problem, they were satisfied that their task (taking a stroke off of Jerry's golf game) was completed once they had improved his form. Strictly technically speaking, it was not done, since Jerry hadn't played a game of golf yet. But the effects were in place and the Meeseeks' part of the job was done. Looking at the "stickler" Meeseeks, we can also see that the Meeseek's perception of the task's completion is just as, or more, important than the strict reality of it. As long as the Meeseeks believes his job is done, he is finished and will die.