It's great to see this series back. It really is dark humor when you think about it. This still doesn't answer any questions, not that they ever will be answered. The animation is probably at its best. Suddenly, the part in 6 where he eats himself makes more sense. Of course, he didn't seem like a clone himself.
At least he got to be happy. At least, that's the kind of emotion I think he has. I don't see how the puppet seemed to come alive. I knew horses wouldn't do that to someone. Or did they?