Re: resurrecting ts3

Of course, TS2 *also* seems to establish that Woody has no memory of his
previous owners, hence he has no idea what will become of him once Andy
grows up.  This is problematic, if you look at it too closely, but I can
suspend my disbelief for the sake of the larger points that TS2 makes.

**hmmm

The problem with TS3 is that it *makes* us look closer at some of these
questions.

**ok, now I see where you are coming from, though I think that TS3 simply
addresses it from a different perspective.

> TS3 shows the end of life cycle.  The child grows up.

And what did showing it accomplish, that forecasting it in TS2 did not?

**I don’t know it accomplished anything to say, but it showed a transition and a
cycle.

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