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“ I think everybody feels the way these toys feel — like they’ve given themselves over to this child Andy and given him 100 percent and played with him and given him so much of their lives, and now he’s going away. And they don’t [really] want to go with him to college; what they really want is acknowledgment, and I think that’s a universal thing. I think a lot of people go through life feeling like they work really hard and they’re doing a good job and they just want some sort of emotional acknowledgment. ”

Screenwriter Michael Arndt, on the universal themes in Toy Story 3. (via nprfreshair)

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