 More ambitiously, Corry (2015) proposes three toy models, also using nodes and links, which exhibit Bell-type correlations and account for them in a purely local manner in that the constraints governing nodes make reference only to information available at the respective nodes. The models do not in general specify values for unobserved nodes, however. As a way out, Corry suggests, one may either postulate such values at the price of accepting “retrofinkish dispositions” (dispositions which, if they were triggered, would not have been there in the first place) or simply deny the existence of such values outright.