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When Woody brings up Daisy and throws the pendant to him, he says, "Mama" which shows that he still loves his old owner after realizing that she still loves him. After Lotso crushes the pendant that Daisy gave him and angrily jabs him in his stomach, Big Baby finally loses his loyalty to Lotso and retaliates by throwing Lotso into the dumpster, finally having had enough of his lies and abuse as he had been deceived by him into doing villainous things. During the credits, he is seen living a happier life at Sunnyside under the care of Barbie and Ken. He is silent; he only communicates with baby sounds (except for one line "Mama" near the film's climax). a b c d Snider, Burr (December 1995). "The Toy Story Story". Wired. pp.1–6. Archived from the original on October 17, 2013 . Retrieved March 13, 2009.

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