Maybe the humans would learn to co-exist happily, but maybe not.

In Pixar’s world, they are completely at the mercy of us, so they do what they think will make humans most happy by pretending to be inanimate objects. This is why the toys won’t reveal themselves to humans. In Toy Story 2, Jessie and Stinky Pete explain to Woody that if toys are placed into storage they’re essentially banished to an eternity of torment. Is this a survival instinct? Did something happen that made them disappear? This seems to have something to do with the fact that toys rely on the joy of humans to live. The more interesting and darker question is why does every toy instinctively knows to hide the fact that they are alive from humans? Even Buzz, who at the start of Toy Story believes himself to be a real space explorer, freezes every time Andy enters the room. We the viewer are never told exactly how the toys come to life, but their origin doesn’t really matter. The disturbing implications that come with this realization are nothing short of horrifying, and essentially reverses everything you thought you knew about the films. And yet they live in servitude to humans, gladly giving up any sense of control over their own lives in order to bring children joy. As such, they, as much as humans, deserve to have complete control over their own lives. They feel joy, sadness, relief, fear, anger, jealousy, and, most of all, love. These toys are living beings with the same emotional capacity as humans. Yes, this is the impetus for the action in the entire Toy Story universe. While this is all horrific, none of it compares to the fact that the Toy Story are alive. Remember Sid? That horrible brat who abuses toys for fun? Or Stinky Pete, the prospector who threatens Woody’s life in order to ensure he’s never played with again? And let’s not forget about Lotso, the self-loathing teddy bear who wants all toys to share his morbid death wish? He’s behind what’s the most legitimately terrifying moment in the franchise, where, in Toy Story 3, the gang is headed to the furnace. As you’re well aware, Pixar doesn’t shy away from populating the Toy Story world with creepy stuff.

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