Anything would be startling if it jumped out of a locked desk at you with a sudden cackle! The familiarity is irrelevant! [She says, pushing herself to her feet and retrieving the army knife from where she'd dropped it. God, this makes her look terribly amateurish, doesn't it?] Are they really just deriving enjoyment from this?

[She puts the knife on the table, pulling the desk drawer out a little further so she can peer into it.] There's no visible mechanism for how the puppet was launched. I'm guessing, then, that these games don't necessarily have to create an internally consistent reality.