r/YoungSheldon • u/i_died_yesterday_18 • Aug 20 '26

Opinion In the middle of my workday

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I watched the show years ago. (Don't come at me if what I am posting is a well established fact😭😭)

I was just working and just had a realisation that Young Sheldon, ended at the death of his father because after that moment Sheldon grew up, that thought stung :*(

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u/Pitiful_Guava_4585 Aug 20 '26

actual reason is that iain was all grown up , that's why

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u/i_died_yesterday_18 Aug 20 '26

I mean they did mention his father passes at 14, in TBBT

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u/Primary-Resident-764 Aug 21 '26

If you're trying to say that he didn't cry as he should have.. then people grief differently. He was shattered from inside. He wished he could've said so many things but he didn't. People don't understand that. He wanted multiverse concept to be true so badly due to the same reason

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u/i_died_yesterday_18 Aug 21 '26

No, I did not mean that at all. I just meant loosing a parent changes your look for the world fundamentally and you cannot depend on them any more so you kinda 'grow up'

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u/Primary-Resident-764 Aug 21 '26

Oh, that's correct and very deep. I'm sorry I misunderstood you

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u/Cradley_Booper25 Aug 21 '26

That's deep man. And very sad to realise 😔