Leith Pierre Closing (stylized as Laith Pierre Closing) is a VHS Tape recording found within Chapter 1: "A Tight Squeeze" of Poppy Playtime. The tape can be first obtained when entering the Main Entrance. The tape itself plays a video of Leith Pierre describing the security system at Playtime Co. for anyone breaking into the factory. During the tape, Huggy Wuggy’s hand can be seen.
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A tape initially meant to repeat overnight within the Playtime Co. factory finally plays after The Player inserts the VHS Tape into the VCR. Leith Pierre's recorded voice makes a statement for any intruders that happen to break in during closing time. The tape serves as a purpose to encourage any intruders to leave the property by informing them of the security protocols.
Leith Pierre brings up the factory's hidden motion detectors, which, if set off, would (in the past) activate the factory's emergency alarms and instantly inform the police. He alluded that much more dangerous security measures resided in the factory, viewing the motion detectors as "one of the more tame aspects of [Playtime's] security system." Leith ends the VHS Tape by imploring any intruder to heed his warning and reconsider their actions.
Theorizing[]
It was later confirmed that the dangerous security measures Leith mentioned were referring to Huggy Wuggy himself. Huggy Wuggy, more accurately Experiment 1170, was created to serve as part of Playtime's security during the day, while guests toured the factory[1], and at night, as per the Bigger Bodies Initiative guidelines.[2] Playtime Co. went to great lengths to keep this security aspect a secret, as they ultimately killed Rowan Stoll, an employee who investigated the guests' complaints of the giant Huggy statue (secretly 1170) in the Main Lobby seemingly "staring at them."
Transcript[]
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"Hi, my name is Leith Pierre and I'm the head of innovation here at the Playtime Co. Toy Factory. Leith Pierre:If you're seeing this, then you're trespassing. Yeah, we play this little tape on loop whenever we close the factory for the day. So trespasser, just to make you aware. While we pride ourselves primarily on our high quality toys and excellent childcare, we also pride ourselves on our security. Leith Pierre:For example, this facility is full of hidden motion triggers which, once set off, will turn on the factory's emergency alarms and directly contact the authorities! And that's one of the more tame aspects of our security system. No spoilers... Leith Pierre: So, you've got my warning. It's not too late to turn around. I just hope you're certain whatever you're doing is worth it." |
Trivia[]
- Since The Player did not set off the factory's emergency alarms, it seems that the motion detectors' primary functions no longer work.
- However, The Story So Far series revealed a secondary function: logging the intruder's actions relative to the sensors. Currently, two areas of the factory have been revealed to contain motion sensors: the Main Lobby and the Game Station.
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- ↑ "And, if you've ever wanted to see how all of the nation's favorite toys were created, Playtime Co. is now offering factory tours at just $2.99 a person. An entire hour in the most magical toy factory on Earth. What are you waiting for? Come visit the factory!" | Heard in the Vintage Poppy Commercial.
- ↑ Orientation Notebook, page 67 | P.W.: "They covered this incident up as much as they could. Leith hit the roof. My take on this is Security was letting Huggy do their job and got lazy - and forgot to actually watch Huggy. We had to shut down the factory to the public on short notice in order to clean up."