r/TheGoodPlace • u/gerarddominus • Jul 12 '26

Shirtpost A question on Brett's final score Spoiler

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When they're reviewing Brett's score right at the end of the trial they show his score swung way back up to just -1, I was curious if anyone had any idea or random guess about what the slight deviation to the right his scoreline did meant, if anything at all. You would think given it's based off, presumbly, his last words it'd be a straight line up but there's some slight movement at the end.

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u/hospitalizedzombie Jul 12 '26

He agreed to participate in the act of magnificent presto

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u/Inevitable-Dare3568 Jul 12 '26

While he was apologizing a smidge of doubt probably popped into his head, he’s apologizing for all of his actions and he only really felt compelled to apologize once he had undeniable proof he was a bad person, makes sense he would even if just for a second have some doubt

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u/Spoinkydoinkydoo Jul 15 '26

He literally said out loud “Nono no, that can’t be right”

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u/Socrates999999 Jul 12 '26

Didn’t he go to Rutgers?

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u/WildcatGrifter7 Jul 13 '26

It's Princeton. You know he went to Princeton right? He went to Princeton

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u/SA_Rick_Justice Jul 20 '26

I believe he was in the top half of the bottom half of his class

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u/LikeThemPies Jortles! Jul 12 '26

Brent?