William Afton Tends to be Honest
The following evidence is backed with canon quotes and references cited from the novels written by Scott Cawthon, based on real facts, and not a head canon or AU.
Charlie says, “The children’s souls are still here. You imprisoned them.”
William replies with, “They are home with me… Their happiest day.” (TSE 344)
He was being truthful: (TFC p.323-327, 331-332): The children’s souls are at Freddy’s, playing and happy and having an eternal best day ever, unaware that they had died.
William did not force or terrorize the children. He gained their trust and the followed him. They don’t remember being killed because he had put them to sleep first. (TSE p. 155, 220, 345).
TFC p. 325: (A child about Spring Bonnie) “He’s our friend.” (p. 326) “That’s our friend. He helped me find my puppy.”
TFC p. 317: Carlton to William: “How could you do this to (the children)?”
William: “They do everything willing…The process only truly works if they freely release a portion of themselves.”
“But they still trust me… They only remember me as I was…” (TFC p. 318)
Again, he is telling the truth: (TFC p. 334): (Another child about Bonnie) “He wants me to bring a new friend for us and he needs my help.”
William to Jessica: “I believe you came here of your own free will…” (TFC p. 174).
TFC p. 154: Jessica does goes to the pizzeria of her own will and when Circus Baby asks her if she wants to come inside, she says, “Yeah, I’d love to.”
TFC p. 165-179: When Jessica asks him more questions, he replies truthfully without hesitation.
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