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Last chance to avoid spoilers
Well, /that/ was weird.
Most of the episode lingered in mediocrity, relying on deliberately obvious and classic modes of frustrating our hero, which was the perfect set-up for the powerful, if not unexpected ending. I am certainly hoping that this was deliberate on the writers' part since the alternative, that the middle was written as good humor, would be a Bad Thing (tm).
Anyway, there was good foreshadowing. "Well guys, it's no big deal really. I am the first one of us to reach manhood after all..."
This foretells of his eventual victory over his antagonist, and his desire to show the others his false pubes is echoed by his desire to show others falsities about Scott Tenorman.
"How do you like them apples. I got them from Scott Tenorman," says Cartman, since he did get them in more than one sense. In addition to the obvious sexual imagery, he gets his drive to defeat Scott from Scott himself.
Plus there's quite a bit of character-fortification relating to pubes: the journey, receiving the pubes (strength) of others, etc. Following this, Scott's friends contributed their pubes to the 'incorrect' cause (which was for naught since no one consumed them) and indirectly caused the defeat of their hero.
There was, of course, the doubters, pessimists, and betrayers Kyle and stan, who ended up fearing Cartman in the end, and caused Scott to eat his pubes both in the literal and figurative sense (his own, and the result of his parents).
$16.12 cents:
Mark 16:12 � And after these things, to two of them, as they are going into a field, walking, he was manifested in another form, 16:13 � and they having gone, told to the rest; not even them did they believe. 16:14 � Afterwards, as they are reclining (at meat), he was manifested to the eleven, and did reproach their unbelief and stiffness of heart, because they believed not those having seen him being raised; ...
I have to wonder whether that was deliberate or not...
-B