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Your Face When Rugrats Is Explained 1736 Votes e + Add to Favorites The babies in Rugrats don't exist and are products of Angelica's imagination because her mother ignores her and her relationship with her father is shallow and parasitic. In reality Chuckie died along with his mother, which is why Chaz is such a nervous wreck. Tommy was a stillborn, which causes Stu to sit in the basement making toys for his son that never had a chance to live, and the DeVilles had an abortion. Angelica couldn't decide whether the unborn child would be male or female and thus simply invented the same character in her head twice with different genders 囗 MEMEBASE.co Submitted by: Unknown Via: I Raff I Ruse Sam September 12, 2011 at 08:13 Meh, pretty loose story. What about all the stuff that happens when Angelica's not there? And why does she always make herself a villain who is dealt comeuppances? Why are play groups with multiple parents present always going on? Now Toy Story is where the real hidden plot is. You see, Andy has no father. I figure he died shortly after his sister was consummated. His Mom seems to always be home, but they have nice things so they have lots of money from either a lawsuit payoff or life insurance. Andy needs to feel like he is needed unconditionally. They toys are always trying to get back to him. Nothing is better then being Andy's. So in his head he has given them life, complete with adventures that all result in the end conclusion that yo l always find your way back to and be there for Andy. As he gets older he subconsciously realizes this can't go on forever. He is leaving for college and he has to leave them behind. But after all they did for him it's not like he could just give them up. So he created one last story in his mind where they made one more attempt to be with him, but found happiness fulfilling the same role for a new little girl (who seems to have the same abandonment issues as Andy) Reply MEMEBASE.com

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