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As a child, his imaginings made sense,[[spoiler: but he's still shown to remember events as wild daydreams even as an adult, as implied by the end of the movie. What's more, one cause of this lingering into adulthood is having parents that readily indulge in the child's fantasies, which Tim's are readily shown doing before Boss Baby enters the picture. You could also argue that there was a hint of cause number 3--loneliness--after Boss Baby entered and Tim began feeling neglected.]]
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As a child, his imaginings made sense,[[spoiler: but he's still shown to remember events as wild daydreams even as an adult, as implied by the end of the movie. What's more, one cause of this lingering into adulthood is having parents that readily indulge in the child's fantasies, which Tim's are readily shown doing before Boss Baby enters the picture. You could also argue that there was a hint of cause number 3--loneliness--after Boss Baby entered and Tim began feeling neglected.]]
[[WMG: Tim Wanted a Puppy]]
Let’s assume the movie is [[spoiler: the result of a UnreliableNarrator and a father comforting his nervous daughter. Then the Baby Co./Puppy Co. plotline came from young Tim wanting a puppy more than a baby brother. But his parents didn’t want to juggle a new baby with a new puppy. By the time Tim came to love his brother the desire for a puppy was gone.]]
[[WMG: Tim Wanted a Puppy]]
Let’s assume the movie is [[spoiler: the result of a UnreliableNarrator and a father comforting his nervous daughter. Then the Baby Co./Puppy Co. plotline came from young Tim wanting a puppy more than a baby brother. But his parents didn’t want to juggle a new baby with a new puppy. By the time Tim came to love his brother the desire for a puppy was gone.]]
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** IDK about a sequel, but there's a series planned now that seems to be pitting babies against kittens.
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Also, Francis E. Francis could easily stand for Francis Eugene Francis.
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Also, Francis E. Francis could easily stand for Francis Eugene Francis.Francis.
[[WMG: Tim has a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_prone_personality Fantasy Prone Personality.]]]]
As a child, his imaginings made sense,[[spoiler: but he's still shown to remember events as wild daydreams even as an adult, as implied by the end of the movie. What's more, one cause of this lingering into adulthood is having parents that readily indulge in the child's fantasies, which Tim's are readily shown doing before Boss Baby enters the picture. You could also argue that there was a hint of cause number 3--loneliness--after Boss Baby entered and Tim began feeling neglected.]]
[[WMG: Tim has a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_prone_personality Fantasy Prone Personality.]]]]
As a child, his imaginings made sense,[[spoiler: but he's still shown to remember events as wild daydreams even as an adult, as implied by the end of the movie. What's more, one cause of this lingering into adulthood is having parents that readily indulge in the child's fantasies, which Tim's are readily shown doing before Boss Baby enters the picture. You could also argue that there was a hint of cause number 3--loneliness--after Boss Baby entered and Tim began feeling neglected.]]
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This is already suggested when [[spoiler: Eugene promises to "raise him right this time"]], but the movie drops small hints as well. The biggest one being that, [[spoiler: during the pop-up book flashback Eugene is shown already grown holding Francis while his older parents are behind them.]] It's possible either Francis was adopted (or a doorstep baby in the country-setting) by Eugene, but only if the boss is also supposed to be adopted (at least in the US adopted children can come by taxis or social workers cars), meaning the baby factory is a meotphor for adoption. But alternatively it's also possible Eugene just fathered him young, and if so the result is that Francis's legal parents were Eugene's
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This is already suggested when [[spoiler: Eugene promises to "raise him right this time"]], but the movie drops small hints as well. The biggest one being that, [[spoiler: during the pop-up book flashback Eugene is shown already grown holding Francis while his older parents are behind them.]] It's possible either Francis was adopted (or a doorstep baby in the country-setting) by Eugene, but only if the boss is also supposed to be adopted (at baby corp. Is a meotphor for adoption(at least in the US adopted children can come by taxis or social workers cars), meaning the baby factory is a meotphor for adoption. But alternatively it's also possible Eugene just fathered him young, and if so the result is that Francis's legal parents were Eugene'sEugene's.
Also, Francis E. Francis could easily stand for Francis Eugene Francis.
Also, Francis E. Francis could easily stand for Francis Eugene Francis.
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This is already suggested when Eugene promises to "raise him right this time", but the movie drops small hints as well. The biggest one being that, during the pop-up book flashback Eugene is shown already grown holding Francis while his older parents are behind them. It's possible either Fransic was adopted (or a doorstep baby in the country-setting) by Eugene, but only if the boss is also supposed to be adopted (at least in the US adopted children can come by taxis or social workers cars), meaning the baby factory is a meotphor for adoption. But alternatively it's also possible Eugene just fathered him young, and as of so the result Francis's legal parents were Eugene's
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This is already suggested when [[spoiler: Eugene promises to "raise him right this time", time"]], but the movie drops small hints as well. The biggest one being that, [[spoiler: during the pop-up book flashback Eugene is shown already grown holding Francis while his older parents are behind them. them.]] It's possible either Fransic Francis was adopted (or a doorstep baby in the country-setting) by Eugene, but only if the boss is also supposed to be adopted (at least in the US adopted children can come by taxis or social workers cars), meaning the baby factory is a meotphor for adoption. But alternatively it's also possible Eugene just fathered him young, and as of if so the result is that Francis's legal parents were Eugene's
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Boss Baby tells Tim it'll be the end of Baby Co. if people find out where babies really come from and Puppy Co. has a similar situation regarding puppies. There'll be a story where someone or something threatens both secrets and the two companies will join forces. The babies will call it a joint venture.
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Boss Baby tells Tim it'll be the end of Baby Co. if people find out where babies really come from and Puppy Co. has a similar situation regarding puppies. There'll be a story where someone or something threatens both secrets and the two companies will join forces. The babies will call it a joint venture.venture.
[[WMG: Eugene Francis is actually Francis Francis's father]]
This is already suggested when Eugene promises to "raise him right this time", but the movie drops small hints as well. The biggest one being that, during the pop-up book flashback Eugene is shown already grown holding Francis while his older parents are behind them. It's possible either Fransic was adopted (or a doorstep baby in the country-setting) by Eugene, but only if the boss is also supposed to be adopted (at least in the US adopted children can come by taxis or social workers cars), meaning the baby factory is a meotphor for adoption. But alternatively it's also possible Eugene just fathered him young, and as of so the result Francis's legal parents were Eugene's
[[WMG: Eugene Francis is actually Francis Francis's father]]
This is already suggested when Eugene promises to "raise him right this time", but the movie drops small hints as well. The biggest one being that, during the pop-up book flashback Eugene is shown already grown holding Francis while his older parents are behind them. It's possible either Fransic was adopted (or a doorstep baby in the country-setting) by Eugene, but only if the boss is also supposed to be adopted (at least in the US adopted children can come by taxis or social workers cars), meaning the baby factory is a meotphor for adoption. But alternatively it's also possible Eugene just fathered him young, and as of so the result Francis's legal parents were Eugene's
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[[WMG:A sequel will place Baby Co. and Puppy Co. in an EnemyMine scenario.]]
Boss Baby tells Tim it'll be the end of Baby Co. if people find out where babies really come from and Puppy Co. has a similar situation regarding puppies. There'll be a story where someone or something threatens both secrets and the two companies will join forces. The babies will call it a joint venture.
Boss Baby tells Tim it'll be the end of Baby Co. if people find out where babies really come from and Puppy Co. has a similar situation regarding puppies. There'll be a story where someone or something threatens both secrets and the two companies will join forces. The babies will call it a joint venture.
