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it definitely feels more to me that the toys just want to live out the rest of their lives as peacefully as they can, considering they never leave the factory and only seem to respond to the player aggressively bc they used to work for playtime co. prior to the hour of joy. i think the reason we see them react aggressively to each other in-game is because they're running out of food, and are starting to be forced to cannibalize each other, resulting in increased tensions (with the exception of catnap, who just attacks the others for fun it seems).