In the game It Takes Two, two parents, Cody and May, are in the process of divorce, which didn’t take too kindly to their daughter, who thinks that the divorce happens due to herself, which cause her to unintentionally trapped her parents in the small figurines here, and also trapped them in a dream like, Toy Story esqe world. They want to turn back to a human, and in their journey though that the tears of their daughter would turn them back (which isnt true at all), so they deliberately grab cutie, the plushies here, and go full Lion King on it to try and made their actual daughter to cry so that they can shower on their daughter’s tears to try to become human again.

Ignoring the fact that the tears didn’t work and that the parents are genuinely monsters during the first half of the game (they didn’t even think about the consequences of the daughter if they do this), what if the tears is actually the only way to turn back to a human, and that you have to not only kill a seemingly sentient plushies (which is in a dream like world created by a crazy Spanish speaking book), but to made your actual child cry as well, potentially mentally scarring them for life? Is all of this action justifiable in trying to return to your human self?

Morality of killing a dreamlike sentient toy, who hold a special place in your daughter’s heart, so that you have a chance to return to your regular human self?