#fnaf move

[send-me-a-puffalope]

another long day of self-indulgently making up my own fnaf plot 😛

[am3ya]

William Afton rant(?)

The idea of William actually caring for his kids makes him a more compelling and realistic character in my eyes. I like the thought of William still being able to feel the loss of his children while being an utter monster. And in the scene where he stabs Vanessa he looks almost taken aback himself. As if processing what he had done before getting angry and going on to finish what he had started before.

It's not the fact that he seems to not care that makes him a terrifying villain, it's the idea that he can care, in his own twisted way he still cares for his kids. He is an unstable individual, an utter monster.. But one that you can see small parts of humanity left in him. He's human, and that's what makes him so terrifying. Not that he's an unfeeling monster that ruthlessly murders kids for the hell of it. But that he kills kids while also caring for his own.

A monster who at first killed without a goal in mind. But after a while he went on to use his killings to fix his family. To bring back what he had lost. He's terrified of death, terrified of what happens afterwards. He is doing everything in his power to stay alive forever, and to bring his family with him. Even though he's doing it in a selfish manner, he took their lives away because he was selfish, and so he will selfishly bring them back to rebuild the family he had torn apart.

What this also does is ties him back to Henry. he is the dark parallel to Henry, like how AFO is the dark parallel to All Might. They are two men who are both trying to bring back what they lost because one of them took it all away. It makes William more of a person than a stereotypical villain, which can be done right but to me just feels bland for his case. Characters can be evil because they are evil. They're just evil for the hell of it. And that can be written well.

But for William it's more interesting to see him be evil not just because he's an evil man, but because he's selfishly trying to bring back his family. He's doing it out of selfishness. But it shows that he does care, he isn't a good father. Not by a long shot. But he loves his kids, he just doesn't know how to express it. And he doesn't stop loving them no matter what, he just loves them in a different way.

[pastelpengwin]

I went to see the FNAF movie today and I won't spoil anything but I really loved it. I decided to go in my Phone Guy cosplay, and I got a lot of comments about it, (a lot of people shouting 'it's Phone Guy!' lol, someone even gave me some sweets as well. I got a few photos while I was at the cinema and this video.

[rxttenslutcemeterysys]

for those who don't know. the new fnaf movie is also streaming on paramount+ i don't know if this needs a subscription but i know it needs an account so. good luck to all of you :)

[rainbowfiedmysotiz]

boy did i miss editing

[moon-rose-pirates]

[starlite-sin]

I tricked all of you. I'm posting both regardless. This one's the fluff one

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