May each of us have a “Logue” in our lives.

Lotso lost his trust in love. Growing cold and controlling, he turned the daycare into a prison for the other toys.

…Eventually, Jessie was discarded like something “outdated.”

……his fear of not being good enough, of being replaced, abandoned, and forgotten.

Those who forget their names can never leave the bathhouse…

Heidi’s grandfather is a reclusive and ill-tempered old man. He even refuses to take in his own granddaughter when she is sent to live with him.

Fortune-Telling and Divine Prophecy…Are They the Same?

Lear turns to his youngest daughter, Cordelia, who speaks with sincerity: “I love you as a daughter ought to love her father—no more, no less.” Lear is furious…

…the townspeople speak with righteous indignation, unaware that the “justice” they believe in is steeped in prejudice and lies.

Toothless eats the fish—and then, in a surprise move, spits out half of it to share with Hiccup. That was gross!