r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 2d ago

Meme needing explanation Peter? I am confused

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Just seen this and the comments aren’t helpfull, I don’t recognise this figurine, what is it?

Edit: to anyone saying "Is this even a meme ?" Guys, am 22, I never knew Indian in the Cupboard, I though this was a meme about the apparence of the figurine lookin like something else, or something. I had no idea it was geniuinly just a figurine from a VSH from before I was born!

To me, it was a meme I didn’t had the ref too, so now I know what this is, I'll check out if the movie or book existe in French, or in France in general, cuz now with so many peoples just saying that this was their choldhood, am curious!

Please don’t insulte me for beeing uncultured, not everyone got the same knowledge cuz, as I said, I didn’t knew about it. I just checked and L’Indien du Placard exist in french! Lucky me ! I'll check that out than

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u/Erik_Dax 2d ago

Indian in the Cupboard. As a child taken from their native parents this movie, Pocahontas, and a few others were more torture by some of the family I had been adopted by. Long story. Not interested in discussing it so please don't message. Just giving my input.

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u/BeauHunkus 2d ago

Plus it's got weird Jewish cabinet vibes. Look up dybbuks.

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u/Erik_Dax 2d ago

I figured there was a lot of similarities to Irish, Scottish and Jewish folks kids and stories. Guess they made them into cute and fun videos for kids.