[ SECRET POST #2161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2161 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[(Anonymous)]

I remember a long conversation about that scene between me, my sister and her boyfriend about this scene, on the way back from seeing Toy Story 3. The boyfriend assumed that the little girl actually replaced Lotso herself and didn't deserve to have the real one back; my sister and I were convinced that her parents realized they fucked up by not remembering her toys and bought a new Lotso and convinced her it was the same one.

Either way there's no reason she couldn't have two Lotsos.

[(Anonymous)]

I ended up with three versions of my favorite cat doll, actually! My parents thought that the first one was gone for good, the second was lost somehow, and then we found the first one up in the attic (rolled into a sleeping bag, of all things).

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, how many toys have we actually treated like people? So what if a girl wants to replace her inanimate object? From her perspective, it's the same "being", possibly.

I agree Lotso was probably replaced by her parents.

Also, I think it would have been fair for them to abandon Lotso--he'd already started stomping away and declaring they'd all been replaced. Lotso was crazy to think they all deserved to be abandoned because he was.

[citrinesunset]

When I was a kid, I had a long string of Barbie dolls that were the same "being." The first one lost its head when I was five, so my parents got me a new one. Then that one lost its head, and so on....(I wasn't playing guillotine with them or anything. They just got worn out).

I always hung onto the original one, though! The idea of having more than one doll that was the same character didn't bother me in the least.

[(Anonymous)]

my sister and I were convinced that her parents realized they fucked up by not remembering her toys and bought a new Lotso and convinced her it was the same one.

That's how I saw it. I assumed Daisy couldn't have been more than five, so she couldn't have replaced Lotso herself (she wouldn't have had any/enough allowance to spend, etc.).

Either way there's no reason she couldn't have two Lotsos.

No, there isn't, but that's not how Lotso sees it. In this universe, the toys have feelings, and this was a personal insult to him---it made him realize that to (some) humans, toys are very disposable/replacable, and that shook him to his core. He figured that Daisy no longer loved him, she loved whatever Lotso-Huggin'-Bear happened to be around. This is as much sense as I can make of it here. And this is coming from someone who had two stuffed Barneys (one had yellow toes and the other, older one didn't).