Looking at the time when I looked at Toy Story 3, it was actually 8 years ago.
I still remember watching 3 when Andy grew up and left home and gave Bonnie the toys he had been with since childhood. I don't know how sad it is.
Then in the fourth episode, Woody and the little spoon toy reminisced about the good times he had with Andy, and my tears just kept flowing. These toys are really too affectionate and long-lasting, almost all toys are, their mission is to love their owners and long for the love of their owners. The wonderful time accompanying the masters growing up has become the glory of their lives. The villain in the fourth part, her ultimate goal is to be able to speak normally and be loved by the master. However, these toys eventually ended up being abandoned. If the fourth part is still about how the toys went through hardships for their owners, how to help their owners, and how to get their owners' love, then I would no longer be interested in reading it.
Fortunately, a particularly handsome shepherdess appeared. She no longer lives for the master, and all the toys around her are! They are cool and cute, and live a lively and dashing life every day! Then came the ending. After the RV drove to the playground, Woody and Shepherdess were preparing to return to Bonnie. I shouted about a hundred "stay" in my heart. Woody really stayed, and Shepherd Women together instead of continuing as Bonnie's toy. My eyes flowed down again, and I felt 120,000 happy for Woody. He will no longer be lost because he is left in the cupboard by his master, he will no longer have to worry about not being liked by his master, and he will never have to be given away after his master grows up. And I don't have to feel sad for Woody anymore.
I really like these toys too much, like their bravery, kindness, kindness and loyalty. Every time I read it, I think, be sure to take good care of the toys around you.
No longer living for the master, this is the most amazing setting of the four.
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