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Personified objects in the media

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I noticed that Beauty and the Beast, Blue's Clues, and the Brave Little Toaster all have talking household objects. I was wondering if the personified objects in Blue's Clues and the Brave Little Toaster are really humans trapped inside the form of inanimate objects. Is it possible that some of the above mentioned could be spinoffs of the others, like Beauty and the Beast having copied the Brave Little Toaster with the idea of personified objects?
 
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