This is a Creepypasta-esque short story based on the skit "a message to Scott Cawthon :)" by Dawko. Essentially, Lewis (Dawko) is being taunted by everyone's favorite troll, Scott Cawthon, over FNAF UCN and Lewis eventually has enough of his snarky emails and completely snaps and harms his friends on their holiday. FNAF isn't actually mentioned in this story as I feel like it ruins the immersion kinda? I don't know but I originally wrote a story like this back in 2021 however it was never shared anywhere due to being so poorly written and having absolutely no... structure? I think that's the term, I aspire to be a published author in the future and I don't even know terms! Anyway, I wanted to try writing it again because it was very fun to do so. This ended up being literally five thousand more words than the original (o_O)
There may be some parts that don't make much sense or don't fit what I described the story as being but like I said it's a Creepypasta-esque story and if you've read a lot of them you'd know quite a few have so many parts that don't make sense but they are still enjoyable nonetheless.
This is one of my genuine, seriously written stories so it is a tad darker than my silly ones, be warned! Also, shout out to Wattpad for screwing up my book cover and making it look blurry (-_-)
[This story has only been posted to Wattpad, if you are reading it anywhere else it was most likely stolen and put on one of those odd story websites (looking at you, NovelHD or whatever it calls itself now)]
There is no shade toward anyone mentioned in this story and I don't mean for this to be hateful. This is simply a story based on one of my favorite Dawko videos, characters, and top interests (Alton Towers).
Warnings are written down below:
-Character Death
-Major Gore
-Violence
If this sounds like the kind of story you'd like to read, then continue on and I hope you enjoy or something!
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