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* While Bonnie is shown to have lost most of her interest in Woody, it is shown she hasn't completely forgotten about him, as not only did she choose to bring him on the road trip with the others, but during the "I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" sequence, she's actually shown playing with him for a bit.
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** Even Forky gets out of the car long enough to give Woody a goodbye hug. Awww...
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* After the passing of Creator/DonRickles, one would think Pixar would [[TheOtherDarrin recast Mr. Potato Head's voice]] as they did with Jim Varney as Slinky Dog. However, they ''did not''; opting to do the same procedure they did with Creator/PaulNewman in ''WesternAnimation/Cars3''. They had used unused, archived voice work of Don to [[FakeShemp simulate him voicing his character]]. This was because for one simple reason: ''[[CantUnhearIt his voice was too iconic to just be replaced.]]'' To Pixar, and many fans, Don Rickles '''is''' Mr. Potato Head, and no one else could change that.
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--->''In Memory of Don Rickles (1926-2017) Thank you for bringing your voice, humor and spirit to Toy Story. [[CallBack We are eternally grateful.]]''
* After the passing of Creator/DonRickles, one would think Pixar would [[TheOtherDarrin recast Mr. Potato Head's voice]] as they did with Jim Varney as Slinky Dog. However, they ''did not''; opting to do the same procedure they did with Creator/PaulNewman in ''WesternAnimation/Cars3''. They had used unused, archived voice work of Don to [[FakeShemp simulate him voicing his character]]. This was because for one simple reason: ''[[CantUnhearIt his voice was too iconic to just be replaced.]]'' To Pixar, and many fans, Don Rickles '''is''' Mr. Potato Head, and no one else could change that.
** The dedication to Rickles also invokes this.
--->''In Memory of Don Rickles (1926-2017) Thank you for bringing your voice, humor and spirit to Toy Story. [[CallBack We are eternally grateful.]]''
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** Throughout the [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory series]] we've seen the other toys taken away from each other through donations, sales or just trashed, while the remaining toys are helpless to do anything. This time a toy chooses to leave of his own volition, and his friends get the chance to say goodbye to him and wish him well.
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** Throughout the [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory [[Franchise/ToyStory series]] we've seen the other toys taken away from each other through donations, sales or just trashed, while the remaining toys are helpless to do anything. This time a toy chooses to leave of his own volition, and his friends get the chance to say goodbye to him and wish him well.
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** [[TimeSkip We cut to a year later]] and Bonnie's first day of first grade. Jessie pulled the same stunt as Woody in covertly following her to make sure the day went well, and brings everyone the news that Bonnie made ''another'' toy out of a plastic knife, this time a female one who Forky is instantly smitten with, and eagerly takes on the job himself of introducing her to her new life as a toy. It's like if ''Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'' actually had a happy ending. Not only that, the fact that the toys are emulating Woody's behaviors shows that even though he's gone, he's still apart of them.
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** [[TimeSkip We cut to a year later]] and Bonnie's first day of first grade. Jessie pulled the same stunt as Woody in covertly following her to make sure the day went well, and brings everyone the news that Bonnie made ''another'' toy out of a plastic knife, this time a female one who Forky is instantly smitten with, and eagerly takes on the job himself of introducing her to her new life as a toy. It's like if ''Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'' actually had a happy ending. Not only that, the fact that the toys are emulating Woody's behaviors shows that even though he's gone, he's still apart a part of them.
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** At one point, she's able to convince Woody by [[BreakThemByTalking gently reasoning]] that perhaps, he can find it in her heart to grant Gabby a chance to be there for a kid of her own by donating the one thing she needs (a new voice box).
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** At one point, she's able to convince Woody by [[BreakThemByTalking gently reasoning]] that perhaps, he can find it in her his heart to grant Gabby a chance to be there for a kid of her own by donating the one thing she needs (a new voice box).
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** Most antagonists that Woody encountered with, he is either [[TheDogBitesBack scaring]] them, or [[PayEvilUntoEvil throwing them in a girl's backpack]] just to teach them a lesson about playtime, or [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse calling them out on how weak their backstory is]] compared to their [[MoralEventHorizon heinous crimes]]. Either way, Woody is shown to be quite unforgiving to them. With Gabby Gabby, however, he is very quick to forgive her, sacrifices his voice box to repair her and even help her get her an owner, all because he understands that her actions are out of desperation of being loved by a kid. In short, Gabby is a nice change of pace for Woody.
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** Most antagonists that Woody encountered with, he is either [[TheDogBitesBack scaring]] them, or [[PayEvilUntoEvil throwing them in a girl's backpack]] just to teach them a lesson about playtime, or [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse calling them out on how weak their backstory is]] compared to their [[MoralEventHorizon heinous crimes]]. Either way, Woody is shown to be quite unforgiving to them. With Gabby Gabby, however, he is very quick to forgive her, sacrifices his voice box to repair her and even help helps her get her an owner, all because he understands that her actions are out of desperation of being loved by a kid. In short, Gabby is a nice change of pace for Woody.
