Aftons react to (game theory) the truth part 1

Hello internet, welcome to ruin it, you know, I seem a little off today, forgive me, you'll soon learn why I pull up a chair, let's talk, the last episode caught you up on everything and I mean everything, all my past theories about the staff. 6 the tombstones that mask the names of the children inside the animatronics the connections with the novels and the identity of the puppet but then I showed them this, the finasteride, a long book, the book that in seven years of doing this finally addresses a book containing within its pages, an elaborate series of codes that serve as a key to unlocking Golden Freddy's identity, a damn children's activity book with a dabbing girl is what will defeat me, oh, that dabbing girl is making fun of me in my nightmares, but Golden Freddy's unbreakable code. is just the tip of the iceberg, this book is like a repeated kick in the balls, as everything I thought I knew about the phenomenon crumbled in front of my eyes as Freddy Fazbear grabbed the Infinity Gauntlet and snapped his fingers and then everything My theories suddenly turned to dust because, unlike the novels which have questionable canonicity, the survival diary directly answers many of our questions about these

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s, but the answers it provides only lead to more questions and not small questions. and stupid, like what gender is there in some angles. adds big chunks of stories, the logbook is simultaneously the most important, most revealing, and most frustrating piece of evidence ever included in this franchise, as I mentioned last time, this book belonged to Mike, aka Michael Afton , the book establishes that Mike writes his answers with a red pen, it also establishes that there is a spirit that possesses the book that talks to Mike.

It's a slightly faded text, from what I can gather, it appears to be the spirit of Golden Freddy, and from that information, the record book proceeds to release it. bomb after bombshell when it comes to the law reveals, first off, the book resoundingly confirms what we've known for a while: Mike is the same Mike who works as a night guard when asked what he would like to receive for his bonus of a week. see him doodling in the corners of the page baskets of money and baskets of exotic butters, on another page he's drawing a bland set of casual bongos, sure it's nothing earth-shattering, but when it comes to this franchise, get any

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confirmed is a huge victory and while that revelation may not be all that art talk, you know what it is, the book reveals that Michael Afton is who we instantly play on page 40, the book begins to ask about dreams and, Through his scribblings, we see that Mike somehow knows this. the appearance of Nightmare Fredbear, something only the protagonist of Naff 4 should know about to further confirm it on page 23 of the book.

The spirit using the book to talk to Mike asks directly: what is your favorite childhood toy? A purple plastic phone that, as You Remember, is a direct reference to the purple phone on the floor in the math room and if you still think it's a coincidence, it's not 20 pages later, the spirit starts talking about whether any of The toys on the page look familiar to you, most don't. except one, the phone now for you 8 who still remember how this whole damn story fits together, maybe you're asking me, but we all thought the protagonist of naff 4 was the crying boy, the one who gets bitten during the birthday

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We also assumed that the animatronic nightmare was representative of death and you know what you are absolutely right. That's exactly what we've been thinking and here's the thing. We weren't wrong, apparently we were right about all of that, except there was a tiny little wrinkle that we didn't expect Michael Afton was the bite victim Michael Afton was the crying boy. I know I couldn't. Believe it either, but the proof here is indisputable on page 75, a page that asks about imaginary friends and introduces psychic friend fredbear stuffed animal, the spirit openly asks if he still talks to you and perhaps the most damning evidence of all on page 103, The huge quote reveal the role was for you Mike Afton is confirmed to be the crying boy He's the bite victim He's the one who at the end of the game apparently needed to be put back together seems undeniable at this point, but that leads to the obvious Next question, how could he have been bitten and died there, but then being his sister, as an adult, they shoveled him out, blah, blah, blah, blah, until six past five, when he finally burns with the rest of his family?

I've been banging my head against the wall. trying to make sense of it all and I have some theories, big surprise, it's interesting when I made my final snap, not that, my final snap finale. No

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, not that one either, those are technically a solution, fear, it's God, damn, this, this when. I made this theory and concluded that Naff's story was essentially a story about a family, the Afton family, but now it's becoming increasingly clear to me that it's actually Michael Afton's story specifically for games, a story as Scott said during The The End So Long Ago is the story of the boy who cries when he grows up, discovers his father's atrocities, and then tries to make amends to those we know for the fact that Michael Afton is the main character of Naff One from the location of the endgame paycheck sister. name tagging custom night photo six from henry's final monologue and now at four from the survival logbook and we still haven't finished the survival logbook also connect mike toofan after page 56 the spirit asks what's your favorite carousel ride a question that only makes sense if Mike had been in the final KN because it's the only one with a carousel, meaning the only game without a solid connection to Mike is Fan A Three, but then there's everything, eh, it's me complete with a burn.

Fazbear's fear in the background, which seems to hint that he is the person who burned the place down trying to end his father's reign of terror. Michael Afton even shares a connection to the dead children whose names here on the tombstones go back to the survival record books. See, I told you this was important when the book asks about missing people because they are stuffed into animatronic suits. , the spirit asks if they miss them, clearly connecting Michael Afton to the other missing children who happen to possess The animatronic seeds mean that Michael is connected to all the games and all the main characters in the story, so let's update it to six games, a story.

Michael's story, which is very beautiful to say, but seriously, what is that story if you've been paying attention? We still have a pretty big elephant in the room, namely a dead child growing up to become an immortal purple skin suit for robot spaghetti. Oh, and if the game wasn't complicated enough, Michael may not even be the real name of the spirit in the logbook. He repeatedly asks what you remember and, more importantly, do you remember your name? It's even hidden in the damn word search and I haven't even mentioned the other elephants in the room, like how clearly the tombstones relate to the kids in animatronic suits. and yes, two of those names directly relate to the security guards at the end and if you want to go really deep, as you know, I love seeing Suzy's font on her tombstone.

Did you know that it is the same thought that seems to present to everyone? fern night a four that's something no one else online notices and if the fonts are important remember they probably are Scott doesn't do matching so for headstones with completely different fonts it's probably important in some way to notice how two of the tombstones are shared. same source, but it's not Jeremy and Fritz, which you'd probably expect since they're the two mentioned in staff two. There are so many damn elephants in this room. It is a very busy room. Remember what I said earlier about repeated kicks. the crotch this is what i'm talking about that said after months of thinking about this and more kicks to the crotch than i care to mention i think i have an idea of ​​what might be going on here and it all starts and probably the most Confused of all the midnight drivers, says Naf, when I first talked about this minigame I said the mustard man here was William Afton.

I realized that many of you were not very convinced by my conclusion and I will be honest. I wasn't one hundred percent sure about it either, but it was the best I could do at the time, but now I am, I'm one hundred percent sure that's the one I was looking at here. You see, navigation 6 is simultaneously the end of the story. just as the beginning is the end because well everyone burns to death and it is the beginning because it is the story of the origin of the puppet and as we know everything begins with the puppet she is the one who allows all the other animatronics to be possessed as we see in Finn later, which makes the security puppet minigame pretty much the first event we see in any of these games, and we also know that it was William who killed Charlotte in that alley.

This is the origin story of the purple guy with his purple car. We saw she had the baby, after all, but here's the detail I was missing before. If you illuminate the final screen of the security puppet minigame, you will see tire tracks left by the purple car driving away from his crime, this leads directly to the events. of the midnight drivers, which happens immediately after his murder, that's how we know for sure, not only are you driving a purple car and not only is it raining in both minigames, so they're connected on both fronts, but Also, let the user do it.

GB aura discovered that this section of the game and the source files are titled later that night, giving us the temporal connection we needed to know one hundred percent that the orange guy is William Afton, kills Charlotte in the rain outside Fredbear and ends. Coming home later that night, the boom turned out to be locked and loaded and looking at this minigame knowing what we know now about puzzles, the crying boy, we know that the couch potato here is his older brother, mr. Foxy's mask let me put my brother in an animatronic mouth and have him killed by talking with his signature big axe, which apparently no longer has a name, which leaves Michael as the one who escaped to that place again, that's with who William is angry with that place.

Obviously he is none other than Freddie and from there many pieces begin to fit together. Williams' frustration with Michael escaping explains why we see him have surveillance cameras all over his house and the location of his sister. It's not an experiment or anything like that. He's literally keeping an eye on the situation. boy who keeps running away, also explains why we see Michael, the boy crying, locked in his room for the entire time, since William himself says at the end of midnight to the motorists that Michael will regret it when he returns and it is so, since William constantly locks him in his room. making him unable to escape anymore, all of this could even explain the reason for the nightmarish animatronics that William built or used his mind altering sound disks that first appeared in the book we talked about in the previous theory to scare Michael and to stop.

First of all, he wanted to go to the restaurant, which is why he is so afraid of the place when we see him in the staff. I'm literally in the recording closet right now recording this and suddenly, all of a sudden, things started to fall into place in a strange way. I'm going to include this here as it happened in my mind. I'll have to look into this later, probably a future theory, but let's mention it now. The orange guy is William, right?, but he has his back turned to the juniors' front door, which is completely random and everyone asks why this is in the minigame.

It could be due to the investigation of the missing children incident. Remember what the phone guy told the staff to Afton and he gets turned away at the front door of the building due to the lockdown and because he's a previous employee it makes the timeline a little confusing and I'll have to go back and rework it, but something about this feels right. William Afton was fired from the job he returns to the juniors, but the building is under investigation due to The Missing Children Incident. William, being a former employee, has moved away from the door through which he is not allowed to enter.

It's not a bar. It's nothing like that. It's Freddy Fazbears Jr. or something, the second location, the final location anyway, I just wanted to include that because it occurred to me while I was writing this. I haven't had time to fully develop it or work it into the script, but I thought about it. was important enough to include breaking the flow of things, regardlessTo give us something else to analyze now, let's get back to the actual episode as I wrote it, okay, I'm still avoiding the obvious question here, Michaels and a more real father, if I'm honest, it's because I don't really have a fully developed explanation for This is less of a theory and more of a hypothesis, so would you be so kind as to join me at Freddy Fazbear as I look into what I think might be happening here? that Michael Afton is special, right, I mean, we see him get picked up and turned into a pile of rotting meat and yet he's still able to survive in short, when we see him in a sister location, he's not quite human.

Now hold on to that idea for a second. Me, while we're on the subject of the sisters' placement, let's look at Immortal and Restless, the super random soap opera in the game with the name that now that I say it out loud in context, is actually starting to have a bit more meaning. sense. Vlad, a purple-clad immortal vampire who begins each episode by saying that we have William Afton, a man who is apparently immortal enough to survive a spring lock failure and who, like a vampire, reeks of the remnant of the children and who knows maybe it survives in it and is represented by the color purple.

There are actually a lot of similarities, so the repeated lines of it's not my baby, the baby's not mine, the baby's not mine, could actually relate to William. relationship with Michael, what if Michael is not actually William's son?