6. Vengeance!
One of the reasons Toy Story 3 resonated with audiences so well was the very fact that we could empathise with Lots-O-Huggin Bears plight. It wouldnt be a hard task to find ten people whod come across an old toy or teddy in their attic and mused on the fact that they no longer get the same sense of joy out of it they once did. Clearly, though, their former favourites are of a more tame line than some toys could be. Being abandoned and forgotten (not to mention replaced!) by an owner could affect anybody in a bad, bad way! The worst thing is that this is a necessary fate for all toys, in reality. Regardless of whether or not the toy is passed on to another, younger owner, at some point that toy will either become tattered beyond repair or unfashionable beyond rekindling love. Its at this point that the seed is sown for evil. Give it one, maybe two decades of miserable existence and, if the little blighter hasnt been destroyed completely, expect retaliation on ANYONE! Its not made explicit
why or
how Talky Tina became so malevolent. Its known that shes new but, lets face it, thats way too ambiguous a description to trust entirely. No, itd be best to take Talky Tinas final piece of advice, spoken from beside the dead Stepfather, under deep consideration when purchasing or thinking of getting rid of a toy: My names Talky Tina and you better be nice to me!