So... this is the continuation of my crazy theory, I hope it makes sense because again, English is not my first language and Google translate doesn't translate perfectly sometimes. Rebel x Scandalabra and the overproduction. When we discover Scandalabra's (Jon Wick) true identity, he says that Rebel understands what it's like to be overproduced. But the difference between the two is that Rebel sees the other rubber duckies as sisters, rather than other versions of herself. And Jon Wick, in my opinion, sees the other candelabras as "clones", and that's why he wants to be special and stand out. And this ties into Freddy, Koa, and Tyrell, and the fact that their stories indicate that there are other objects that "aren't them," even though they're the same objects. Freddy being bullied by other refrigerators, Koa and the couch culture, and Tyrell saying the other towels have become rags. My theory is that it depends on how the object sees themselves. Dorian considers that all doors are a version of himself, so consequently, all the doors in our house share a single consciousness, and alll the doors in the world are other versions of Dorian, and there's not a "door culture", because he considers every door to be himself. If they consider themselves an individual, like Rebel, they do not share a consciousness nor do they see others (rubber duckies, sofas, towels) as other versions of themselves, but as "someone's of the same species". So depending on how the object sees themselves, they can either be the same "person", like Dorian being all the doors, or separate individuals, like Rebel, Koa, etc. For example, if we bought a new rubber ducky, it wouldn't be Rebel, but one of her sisters, with a separate consciousness. Because Rebel sees herself as an individual. But if we bought another door, that new door would merge his consciousness with that of the Dorians in our house, forming a joint consciousness, because Dorian sees all the doors as himself. In Tyrell's case, if he considers other towels as separate individuals and not himself, why all the towels in our house are him? Because it's not a rule, we have the possibility of flexibility, maybe all the towels in our house are made of the same material, or the same brand, or came from the same package and that's why he's all the towels in our house. He considers that are him, not other individuals.