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The tragedy of the BlotI learned a really important thing from John Lasseter. He told me that when Toy Story really came to life - when they really understood it at Pixar - is when they figured out that the key question was, 'What does a toy want?' Well, toys want to be played with. And that was the foundation for everything in the movie. So he looked at me and said, 'What does a cartoon want?' And I went, 'UmmI don't know.' It was a great question. So I thought about it, and what we came up with is a cartoon character wants four things: to be drawn, to be animated and brought to life, to be projected and seen by an audience, and, finally, to be loved. If you think about it, Mickey has all four. Oswald had all four, but lost them. The mad Doctor had three, but he was never loved. And the Blot had none of them. He's a mistake. And he's aware enough to know that. So that's what makes him a monster.