Yes'm. Seam rips are the easiest. I had that fixed by my old owner once and he was just a kid.

[He rotates that arm a little.]

Solid stitching, it's held up all these years.

I've never had a cloth rip, but I've known other toys who had that fixed up with patching if the edges were too rough to sew back together.

We can survive an awful lot, though I can't the extreme end of that is pretty.

[He thinks back to Sid's poor toys and shudders. He hopes when Sid outgrew them that they ran off on their own, because there's no way they could be donated to a new owner. They would've been headed for the garbage. Unless Sid worried about mistreating them and kept them safe himself as an adult.]

Buzz and I might need you big people to help us at some point. I don't know that Jorgmund will think we're worth repairing, and it's hard for us to super glue or stitch up ourselves.

[Needles and glue bottles are a little unwieldy in hands that small.]