#games theory

[ioddgirl]

FNAF Theory: William Afton and his Secret Obsession will continue...

I had put this series on hold because I hadn't seen enough evidence in recent products to continue it, until the second movie came out.

There were several moments that made me say: Hold On! This is something else...

And I'd like to share it, until the movie is released on streaming platforms so it can be enjoyed in HD and won't be considered a spoiler.

If you're a 'Mrs. Aftonholic' like me, I know you'll love it!

There are also many others theories I've found that I'd like to share...

Are you interested in knowing this insane Theory?

[little-dinosaurart-ln-blog]

I did an interesting analysis of the games "Prototype 2" and "Little Nightmares" and found that the game has Alex Mercer and a The Janitor named "Roger." The main characters: the Six from (Little Nightmares) and James Heller from (Prototype 2) - chop off the hands of the antagonists in the game, and eventually they perish from their fate... What do you think and what are your assumptions about this analysis? And are they roughly similar, except that they are in a different multiverse of games?

[overthinkingvideogames]

There have historically been four central conceptions of the act of playing a game. They fall roughly on a scale from the assumption that the game dictates the playing of the game to the assumption that the player essentially creates a game by playing it. The four conceptions are:

1. Playing as submission, where the player is bound by the limits set forth by the game rules.

2. Playing as constrained freedom, where the game creates a space in which players acquire a certain amount of freedom and the opportunity to perform particular acts.

3. Playing as subversion, where the player works around both the designer's intentions and the game object's apparent limitations.

4. Playing as creation, where the game is ultimately irrelevant for (or at least secondary to) the actual playing.

On ways of playing.

[ioddgirl]

FNAF Theory 'Out of Context': William Afton and his Secret Obsession

*First at all:

1.This theory has few game evidence.

2.This is probably one of the craziest theories you'll read

3.Sorry for my English

It's no wonder that William Afton, like a modern Victor Frankenstein, allowed himself to be dominated by his obsession with death and his ambition for immortality. Ruined his family and himself...

But there's something that Security Breach made me think...

What if it's his wife that's the real trigger for William's madness?

Yes, I know that sounds crazy and goes against the patient 46 theory, but let me explain:

"Evidence N°1"

According to Ozone's theory [FNAF Theorist], the table where the Afton bots are, could also represent the relationship they had with each other, depending on the position where they were sitting

That is, if they are sitting next to someone, it symbolizes that they love them. However, if they sits on the opposite side, they hate them. I prefer to say that he doesn't like them so much

With this in mind, Mrs. Afton loves her whole family equally, since there is no one who is on the opposite side. She can see her whole family, she loves them

However, that doesn't happen with William Afton. He seems like he doesn't really like most of the members. It's clear and obvious that Michael doesn't like him, indeed, he hates him, as evident throughout the franchise

Doesn't like Elizabeth too much either. What will have happened? What did Elizabeth do? I don't know. What do you think?*

And the only ones closest to him are C.C and his wife. But not only that. There is a very interesting detail

Where is his attention focused? It's not in Elizabeth, nor in crying child, who is the one for whom he supposedly does all the murders to bring him back, much less Michael

So, who do you see? Yes, that's right, to Mrs. Afton

The William bot is staring at Mrs. Afton bot And besides, his head is titled. A detail that seems insignificant but according to psychology this could mean:

So, most likely for William, Mrs. Afton is the only one who really matters to him and has his undivided attention

But as his mental state becomes more unstable and deteriorated. His feelings for her become more and more sinister (from love to obsession)

Do you want to see more evidence? Second part soon...

[ioddgirl]

FNAF Theory 'Out of Context': William Afton and his Secret Obsession (PART III)

Evidence #3: Fnaf Help Wanted: Pizza Party

Is worse than you can imagine...

In Pizza Party it's a demonstration of how William lured children backstage, then killed them and put them in the suits. Later, in a very terrifying way, we see how he dances in front of the crime scene...

But that's not the most disturbing part. There is a small detail that could give you a new point of view:

The Glitchtrap dance:

Have you seen how Glitchtrap dances? Yes, it's a dance. Not little jumps, like a child would. It's not a children's dance either, but it's a dance done discreetly, as if it were imitating a ballet dance (?)

Now think about this. Which character in the entire saga is a dancer? Right, Ballora. And who does she represent? Yes, Mrs Afton.

Now, Was there any need to do a ballet dance? Creepy...

That makes me think of something mentioned in part II. Do you remember the phrase that says "I've been thinking about her all day?

That means that even when william committed the murders, he was thinking about his wife!! For me, that is the most terrifying and shows how disturbed william's mind was...

Fun fact:

A hidden scene from Security breach shows Vanny doing a little ballet dance before going to find Gregory... Knowing that Vanny is under the control of Glitchtrap makes more sense of this theory.

NOTE: I COMPLETELY DENY that Vanny is Mrs. Afton but since Vanny is practically under the control of William, which the dance comes from him

Part IV soon...

[ioddgirl]

FNAF Theory 'Out of Context': William Afton and his Secret Obsession (PART II)

Evidence #2: Toy Chica | The High School Years

What could T.C.T.H.Y hide?

We all know that Toy Chica represents Afton and that her love interests to his victims, the missing children.

But there is a detail that I find curious...

Isn't it weird that toy chica is represented as a yandere girl? Maybe it's coincidence or a parody of a yandere.

However, we must remember that a yandere is a person who is lovesick or who appears to be a sweet and nice person, but who is actually hostile and aggressive.

And I don't think Cawthon chose this detail at random. In my opinion, it has a lot to do with Afton's story and with this theory.

What if Afton was a nice and gentle person, or at least pretended to be in front of his wife. But, when his wife decides to leave, he begins to go crazy, having paranoid, obsessive and stalking attitudes towards her.

And it seems that the fate of Mrs. Afton wasn't  good at all, in fact, it was fatal. Did she commit suicide? Did William accidentally kill her? Did he kill her because he couldn't live without her? Or that she lived without him? Either way, this brings us to the other point...

William killed the children to bring back HIS WIFE and not C.C/B.V:

It sounds crazy, I know, but this short has some interesting details. Like Toy Chica's eyes, which personally, I think is more than an illusion to achieve some goal. But "in love" with something or someone...

He begins his experiments using the parts of his victims (remnant) looking for a way to see how to put her back. Having severe mental delusions and sick thoughts of what was going to happen next. Example:

[Change the gender to make the exemplification clear]

* "She's the only one for me, I just know it. And, I know just how to get her"... "But once she's there, I'll have her! And once I have her, she'll be MINE FOREVER"

* "I've been Thinking about her ALL DAY"...

* "She'll be so IMPRESSED that she'll fall for me immediately"

* "... But once she's there, I'll tell her that I let them go because I LOVE her! She'll FALL for me immediately"

[Watch how spooky the situation gets]

* "I told her to come over later. That should be enough. And if she doesn't show up, I'll just go to her HOUSE! And if she doesn't Open the door, I'll just FIND a WINDOW! Chimney's always a option. Or, I could set the house on fire, and wait for her to run out! Then she could run into MY arms!"

*"I'll just wait for her after school work, throw a BAG over her head, HIT her with a shovel, and DRAG her into the back of my car! Then, when she wakes up, I'll tell her that someone was trying to kidnap and kill her. I don't know, Balloon Boy maybe. And then I'll tell her that I rescued her! She'll fall for me immediately"

It's like if William said "look what I have done for you", "I killed only for you" "I did it because I love you" It also shows possible evidence that he chased her at work, stalked her, even he followed her home and a possible kidnapping... It is also mentioned that he would blame someone, balloon boy, who perhaps represents Michael (his enemy)

It also seems that his motivations for their murders have a sentimental/emotional reason, since it says "things didn't work out as I hoped, and once again I left with nothing but a broken heart".

But these are just my speculations, and what do you think?

Third part soon...

[ioddgirl]

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