I-I mean — He... Andy, he gave me to Bonnie; I was given to Bonnie, so I'm supposed to be there for Bonnie.

[He trips on his words, but storms ahead anyway.]

Why wouldn't I be happy? I've got my friends with me. This is the happiest ending we could've had, after all we've been through together — through thick and thin...! Everyone would've been in an attic for years. We could've been destroyed at the landfill! Why would I have to leave to be happy, when we've got a new home, a new place to be loved by a kid?!

How selfish is that, to leave you behind to do my job for me, after everything?!

[... The horrible thing is, he'd already almost went with her. With Bo. Because he loves her so much, he was almost willing to leave, even before Andy started playing with them less and less; he almost got into the box with her, and he realized it was wrong of him, that he'd had a duty that overrode anything he felt.

That's how it just is.

When that name was written on his boot, it was only a matter of time before Bo left, and he'd have to watch her go.

He sees now what she'd meant, when she said Jessie and Buzz were probably just trying to avoid hurting him.

Because the thought of what he hasn't even done yet is making him panic and ache something fierce.]