Curiosity
Curiosity noun - A small object displayed for its attractiveness or interest.
Usage example: an assortment of curiosities from around the world that the family picked up during various vacations
Ornament and curiosity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ornament" instead a noun "Curiosity".
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It is revealed that he has somewhat of a Freudian Excuse in the second season, as one flashback shows Bree calling his much younger self a criminal and forcing him to memorize a Bree-serving apology after he swipes a lawn ornament from Mary Alice's yard out of curiosity.
Source: Antagonistic Offspring
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