One spring day, after 'two years, five months, and thirteen days' without the master, though, the appliances begin to suspect they have been abandoned. The cottage itself is 'on the northernmost edge of an immense forest' and the appliances have grown used to seasonal use, with some of the master's other appliances (such as the black and white television set, the blending mixer, the Water Pik oral irrigator and the telephone) annually returning to the city with their master each Labor Day. As the oldest, the Hoover is 'steady dependable' the plastic AM radio alarm clock the yellow electric blanket ('cheerful') the tensor lamp (somewhat neurotic whether it, as an incentive from a savings bank, was better than a store-bought equivalent) and the Sunbeam toaster ('bright'). The story opens with a description of the five minor home appliances left in the cottage, listed from oldest (the Hoover vacuum) to youngest (the Sunbeam toaster).

7.3 The Brave Little Toaster (live-action TBA film), TBA (adaptation of the novel).

7.2 The Brave Little Toaster (live-action TBA film), TBA (adaptation of the novel).

7.1 The Brave Little Toaster (live-action TBA film), TBA (adaptation of the novel).

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