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* TokenEvilTeammate: Of the Woody's Roundup gang within Al [=McWhiggin=]'s collection, especially after he revealed his true colors to the other members.
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* VileVillainLaughableLackey: While he and Al [=McWhiggin=] share the same role of being the antagonists of ''Toy Story 2'', Stinkey Pete himself is proven to be far more threatening, especially towards the toys, since Al's just humorously desparate about becoming richer after he stole Woody from the Davis family's home while Andy's away from being at the Cowboy Camp.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: He can't help but react to seeing his television counterpart -- whose entire part in the intro is "losing" the pickaxe embedded in his butt -- with quiet, long-suffering exasperation. Given that Pete was implied to be the most unpopular character on the show and sold few toys, it's not a surprise that he's embittered over his intended role as the comic relief, since it contributed to his long, lonely years on that shelf.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Woody. After the events of ''Toy Story 2'', we can notice that both he and Woody have a lot in common. Even if you ignore the fact that they are both cowboy toys, they both like to pose as authority figures for their friends, and they both like to decide on them against their will. Sure, Stinky Pete was forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against their wills, but in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Woody acts in an incredibly similar way in that he too wanted to force his friends to leave Sunnyside. In many ways, it is their purposes that motivates them both to stick with their beliefs and stubbornness.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Woody. After the events of ''Toy Story 2'', we can notice that both he and Woody have a lot in common. Even if you ignore the fact that they are both cowboy toys, they both like to pose as authority figures for their friends, and they both like to decide on them against their will. Sure, Stinky Pete was forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against their wills, but in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Woody acts in an incredibly similar way in that he too wanted to force his friends to leave Sunnyside. In many ways, it is their purposes purpose that motivates them both to stick with their beliefs and stubbornness.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Before learning that Woody doesn't intend to go to Japan, he isn't evil or even a jerk at all. In fact, he warmly welcomes and calms down Woody when he first arrives and tells him all about his past, why his show was cancelled and that he has possibly more merchandise than Buzz's show. And on top of that, save for turning on the TV to wake Al and stop Woody from getting his severed arm back and framing Jessie for it, he makes no harmful or abusive attempt to get Woody to stay, instead trying to reason with him and convince him it'll be better for him. But after his initial success with this is undone, he becomes a full fledged bad guy determined not to let Woody leave, even willing to chop him to pieces to get him to stay.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Before learning that Woody doesn't intend to go to Japan, he isn't evil or even a jerk at all. In fact, he warmly welcomes and calms down Woody when he first arrives and tells him all about his past, why his show was cancelled cancelled, and that he has possibly more merchandise than Buzz's show. And on On top of that, save for turning on the TV to wake Al and stop Woody from getting his severed arm back and framing Jessie for it, he makes no harmful or abusive attempt to get Woody to stay, instead trying to reason with him and convince him it'll be better for him. But after his initial success with this is undone, he becomes a full fledged bad guy determined not to let Woody leave, even willing to chop him to pieces to get him to stay.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: {{Subverted|Trope}}. His initial feelings on his fate: being given away to a little girl that paints on her toys. However, after the release of the film, interviews with the characters were released on the ''Toy Story 2'' website. In his interview, Pete said that he actually came to like being drawn on, and that he was happy. Judging from what Woody said to him before giving him away to the girl, this was the desired outcome of the fate to start with.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: {{Subverted|Trope}}. His initial feelings on his fate: being given away to a little girl that paints on her toys. However, after the release of the film, interviews with the characters were released on the ''Toy Story 2'' website. In his interview, Pete said that he actually came to like being drawn on, on and that he was happy. Judging from what Woody said to him before giving him away to the girl, this was the desired outcome of the fate to start with.
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* KarmaHoudini: The website reveals that Pete loves his new owner Amy and enjoys being painted on. However, this also means that he never really pays for his actions, meaning he got off scot-free. Subverted in that said, Woody's comment to him about teaching him "the true meaning of playtime" before he stuffs him in Amy's backpack seems to confirm this is what he had hoped would happen to Pete. What's more, what he did was never truly terrible, and being used to pain on against his will for a while is punishment enough.
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* KarmaHoudini: The website reveals that Pete loves his new owner Amy and enjoys being painted on. However, this also means that he never really pays for his actions, meaning he got off scot-free. Subverted in that said, Woody's comment to him about teaching him "the true meaning of playtime" before he stuffs him in Amy's backpack seems to confirm this is what he had hoped would happen to Pete. What's more, what he did was never truly terrible, and being used to pain paint on against his will for a while is punishment enough.
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* NonActionBigBad: He never even leaves his box until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. Justified since he's a toy, and for his plan to work he ''can't'' wander outside his box too often. Once he is out of the box however, he becomes a far more active threat and isn't afraid to use his fists or his pickaxe.
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* NonActionBigBad: He never even leaves his box until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. Justified since he's a toy, and for his plan to work he ''can't'' wander outside his box too often. Once he is out of the box box, however, he becomes a far more active threat and isn't afraid to use his fists or his pickaxe.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He and the Roundup Gang are merchandise for a television show that aired ''before Sputnik was launched''. After that, the show was cancelled and they probably stopped making the merchandise. That means that Woody, Jessie, Bullseye and Stinky Pete could be ''at least forty-nine years old'' as of the third movie.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He and the Roundup Gang are merchandise for a television show that aired ''before Sputnik was launched''. After that, the show was cancelled and they probably stopped making the merchandise. That means that Woody, Jessie, Bullseye Bullseye, and Stinky Pete could be ''at least forty-nine years old'' as of the third movie.
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* KarmaHoudini: The website reveals that Pete loves his new owner Amy and enjoys being painted on. However, this also means that he never really pays for his actions, meaning he got off scot-free. That said, Woody's comment to him about teaching him "the true meaning of playtime" before he stuffs him in Amy's backpack seems to confirm this is what he had hoped would happen to Pete.
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* KarmaHoudini: The website reveals that Pete loves his new owner Amy and enjoys being painted on. However, this also means that he never really pays for his actions, meaning he got off scot-free. That Subverted in that said, Woody's comment to him about teaching him "the true meaning of playtime" before he stuffs him in Amy's backpack seems to confirm this is what he had hoped would happen to Pete.Pete. What's more, what he did was never truly terrible, and being used to pain on against his will for a while is punishment enough.
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--->'''Pete:''' ''Idiots!!'' Children ''destroy toys!!'' You'll all be ''ruined!! Forgotten!!'' Spending ''eternity'' rotting in some ''landfill!!''
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--->'''Pete:''' ''Idiots!!'' Idiots! Children ''destroy toys!!'' destroy toys! You'll all be ''ruined!! Forgotten!!'' ruined! Forgotten! Spending ''eternity'' eternity rotting in some ''landfill!!''landfill!
* FrameUp: After turning on the TV so that Al wakes up and prevents Woody from getting back his missing arm, he places the remote in front of Jessie's glass box so that Woody falsely believes Jessie did it. When he reveals his true colors, Woody figures it all out.
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'''Pete:''' '''''FAIR?!''''' ''[[MotiveRant I'll tell you what's not fair:]]'' spending a ''lifetime'' on a ''dime-store shelf'' watching every other toy be sold! Well, ''finally,'' my waiting has paid off! And no ''hand-me-down cowboy doll'' is gonna mess it up for me now!
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'''Pete:''' '''''FAIR?!''''' ''[[MotiveRant FAIR?! [[MotiveRant I'll tell you what's not fair:]]'' fair:]] spending a ''lifetime'' lifetime on a ''dime-store shelf'' watching every other toy be sold! Well, ''finally,'' finally, my waiting has paid off! And no ''hand-me-down hand-me-down cowboy doll'' doll is gonna mess it up for me now!
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* SpearCarrier: They only appear in a single scene where Slinky asks the two if they've seen Woody only for them to fight each other after a dispute.
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-->'''Andy's Buzz:''' "Tell me I wasn't this deluded."
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* FateWorseThanDeath: {{Subverted|Trope}}. His initial feelings on his fate: being given away to a little girl that paints on her toys. However, after the release of the film, interviews with the characters were released on the ''Toy Story 2'' website. In his interview, Pete said that he actually came to like being drawn on, and that he was happy. Judging from what Woody said to him before giving him away to the girl, this was the desired outcome of the fate to start with.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: {{Subverted|Trope}}. His initial feelings on his fate: being given away to a little girl that paints on her toys. However, after the release of the film, interviews with the characters were released on the ''Toy Story 2'' website. In his interview, Pete said that he actually came to like being drawn on, and that he was happy. Judging from what Woody said to him before giving him away to the girl, this was the desired outcome of the fate to start with.
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KelseyGrammer [[labelnote:Other voice actors]]Dominique Paturel (European French), Raymond Bouchard (Canadian French), Creator/GabrielPingarron (Latin Spanish), José Santa Cruz (Brazilian Portuguese), Erik Schumann (German), Igor Yefimov (Russian), Witold Pyrkosz(Polish)[[/labelnote]]
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* ActorAllusion: This is not the first time Kelsey Grammar has voiced [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpons a seemingly harmless comic relief character who turns out to be completely evil]].
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* ActorAllusion: This is not the first time Kelsey Grammar has voiced [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpons [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons a seemingly harmless comic relief character who turns out to be a completely evil]].evil bastard]].
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* ActorAllusion: This is not the first time Kelsey Grammar has voiced [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpons a seemingly harmless comic relief character who turns out to be completely evil]].
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* PerpetualSmiler: Her gleaming smile never falters, not even once. In the AnimatedOuttakes, she was complaining about how her face hurts from all the smiling.
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* PerpetualSmiler: Her gleaming smile never falters, not even once. In the AnimatedOuttakes, she was finally stops smiling, complaining about how her face hurts from all the smiling.of it.
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* AdaptationalNameChange: He's called "Buzz Lightyear Buggy" in the game.
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* BadassGrandpa: Physically he appears to be an old man, and he's more than tough enough to fight Woody and even Buzz.
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* BadassGrandpa: Physically he appears to be an old man, and he's more than tough enough to fight Woody and even Buzz.
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* BigNo: [[VillainousBreakdown His response]] to Woody ordering his friends to put Pete off the course for the museum in Tokyo and into a random girl's pink backpack.
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* BigNo: [[VillainousBreakdown His response]] to Woody ordering his friends to put Pete off the course for the museum in Tokyo and into a random girl's pink backpack. He also has one earlier when Woody decided to return to Andy.
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** There's also some subtle hints towards his true nature. Notably, when Woody admits how he ended up at Al's in the first place, Prospector immediately assumes Andy is a bad owner. Later, when Woody is about to leave, he suggests he make amends with Jessie first, knowing full well her tragic backstory. After that heartbreaking story, he personally stops by to chat with Woody, asking him if Andy's really going to keep him around.
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** There's also some subtle hints towards his true nature. Notably, when Woody admits how he ended up at Al's in the first place, Prospector immediately assumes Andy is a bad owner.owner and disregards Woody's attempts to explain the situation. Later, when Woody is about to leave, he suggests he make amends with Jessie first, knowing full well her tragic backstory. After that heartbreaking story, he personally stops by to chat with Woody, asking him if Andy's really going to keep him around.
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* NonActionBigBad: He never even leaves his box until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. Justified since he's a toy, and for his plan to work he ''can't'' wander outside his box too often. Once he is out of the box however, he becomes a far more active threat.
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* NonActionBigBad: He never even leaves his box until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. Justified since he's a toy, and for his plan to work he ''can't'' wander outside his box too often. Once he is out of the box however, he becomes a far more active threat.threat and isn't afraid to use his fists or his pickaxe.
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* TheDreaded: Buzz speaks of his evils with the clear implication he's rightly feared throughout the galaxy--at least within the ''Buzz Lightyear'' franchise. When a toy Zurg shows up in Andy's Toy's path, Rex and Utility Belt Buzz react with panic at his arrival.
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* TheDreaded: Buzz speaks of his evils with the clear implication he's rightly feared throughout the galaxy--at least within the ''Buzz Lightyear'' franchise. When a toy Zurg shows up in Andy's Toy's path, Rex and Utility Belt Buzz react with panic at his arrival. Even Andy's Buzz has a brief OhCrap reaction when he first shows up.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: Andy's toys (minus Rex) are clearly bewildered when he randomly shows up in the middle of their completely unrelated rescue of Woody. Once they get over their initial confusion, they almost completely ignore him in favor of rescuing Woody from Al and Stinky Pete.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: He somehow made it across the busy highway from Al's Toy Barn to his apartment building apparently without being seen (though he may have hid under a traffic cone like Andy's toys did). He also somehow correctly guessed that Buzz would be on the top floor of the apartment building, without the knowledge that the other toys had.
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* UnknownRival: To Andy's Buzz, who doesn't notice Zurg chasing him from Al's Toy Barn across the street to his apartment. Even when he catches up to him, Buzz only reacts with mild surprise and a few raised eyebrows before focusing on saving Woody. It hardly matters though as Utility Belt Buzz is more than happy to engage him in battle.
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* UnknownRival: To Andy's Buzz, who doesn't notice Zurg chasing him from Al's Toy Barn across the street to his apartment. Even when he catches up to him, Buzz only reacts with mild surprise and a few raised eyebrows before focusing on saving Woody. It hardly matters though as Utility Belt Buzz is more than happy to engage him in battle. Rex is also arguably one to him, considering that he spent most of the movie trying to figure out how to defeat Zurg (specifically the video game Zurg, but Rex seems to consider them to be the same). During the elevator fight he largely ignores Rex to focus on Utility Belt Buzz, only to get defeated accidentally by him.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: He has absolutely no reaction to seeing two Buzz Lightyears that he believes to be the real deal.
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* BadassBaritone: It's Creator/KelseyGrammer! Migrates over to EvilSoundsDeep after his reveal as one of the {{Big Bad}}s.
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* BadassBaritone: Have you heard his voice?
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* {{Expy}}: He's an AffectionateParody of [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]], complete with BadassCape, a mouth meant to evoke Vader's breathing apparatus, and a BadassBaritone who pulls a LukeIAmYourFather on Buzz. The first movie even mentions he has a weapon capable of [[Film/ANewHope annihilating entire planets]].
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* {{Expy}}: He's an AffectionateParody of [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]], complete with BadassCape, a mouth meant to evoke Vader's breathing apparatus, and a BadassBaritone deep voice who pulls a LukeIAmYourFather on Buzz. The first movie even mentions he has a weapon capable of [[Film/ANewHope annihilating entire planets]].
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* BadassInCharge: He rules an empire as its Evil Emperor, and is deemed Buzz's arch enemy for a reason.
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* AntiVillain: He mostly just wants to go to Japan to be treasured forever. However, the only thing that makes him a legitimate villain is that he is forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against their wills (even if he takes extreme measures in doing so).
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* AntiVillain: He mostly just wants to go to Japan to be treasured forever. However, the only thing that makes him a legitimate villain is that he is forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against their wills (even if he takes extreme measures in doing so).
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Ends up enjoying his status as being drawn on along with the other Barbies, giving him exactly what he wanted all along.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Ends up enjoying his status as being drawn on along with the other Barbies, giving him exactly what he wanted all along. At least according to WordOfGod.
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I think he’s too driven by his own self-interest to count as either of these.
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* AntiVillain: He mostly just wants to go to Japan to be treasured forever. However, the only thing that makes him a legitimate villain is that he is forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against their wills (even if he takes extreme measures in doing so).
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: He really does believe that he's saving Woody, Jessie and Bullseye from being destroyed by children. It's just that his perspective is very skewed by his backstory.
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[[center: [-[[Characters/ToyStoryMainToyCharacters Main Toy Characters]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryAndysOtherToys Andy's Other Toys]] | '''Toys at Al's Toy Barn''' | [[Characters/ToyStorySunnysideDaycareToys Sunnyside Daycare Toys]] ([[Characters/ToyStoryLotso Lotso]]) | [[Characters/ToyStorySecondChanceAntiqueStoreToys Second Chance Antique Store Toys]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryBonniesToys Bonnie's Toys]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryOtherToys Other Toys]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryHumanCharacters Human Characters]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryAnimals Animals]]]]-]
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* LukeIAmYourFather: Parodied with him and Utility Belt Buzz. They later play catch with Zurg's ball-shooter. Interestingly, this doesn't seem to be true in either incarnation of the InUniverse ''Buzz Lightyear'' source material; ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'' never brings up anything of the sort, while ''WesternAnimation/{{Lightyear}}'' establishes him as [[spoiler:a version of Buzz from an alternate future]], so where the toy got this idea is a mystery.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: Parodied with him and Utility Belt Buzz. They later play catch with Zurg's ball-shooter. Interestingly, this doesn't seem to be true in either incarnation of the InUniverse ''Buzz Lightyear'' source material; ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'' never brings up anything of the sort, established that Zurg was lying when he said that, while ''WesternAnimation/{{Lightyear}}'' establishes him as [[spoiler:a version of Buzz from an alternate future]], so where the toy got this idea is a mystery.future]].
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* LukeIAmYourFather: Parodied with him and Utility Belt Buzz. They later play catch with Zurg's ball-shooter.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: Parodied with him and Utility Belt Buzz. They later play catch with Zurg's ball-shooter. Interestingly, this doesn't seem to be true in either incarnation of the InUniverse ''Buzz Lightyear'' source material; ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'' never brings up anything of the sort, while ''WesternAnimation/{{Lightyear}}'' establishes him as [[spoiler:a version of Buzz from an alternate future]], so where the toy got this idea is a mystery.
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Disambiguated, but it's a ZCE
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* PoisonousFriend: To Woody and Jessie.
