In his high school years, William Afton was a quiet and reserved individual, often spending his time studying and working on his invention. He was a brilliant student, and quickly gained a reputation as a genius among his peers. He was also known for being a skilled inventor, and many people sought his advice and expertise in creating machines.
However, William was also known for being very stubborn in his views. He was often seen to be very strict and controlling in his dealings with others. He was not a particularly social individual, and he preferred to keep to himself most of the time.William Afton was a brilliant student in his college years, continuing his studies in engineering and invention. He met Henry Emily, another engineering student, and the two quickly became friends. William was drawn to Henry's charismatic personality and sharp mind, and Henry was impressed with William's intelligence and inventiveness. The two worked together on various projects throughout their time in college, and Henry's leadership and wit often allowed the projects to succeed where William's stubbornness and need for control may have failed.
Along with his reputation as an engineer and inventor, William began to gain a reputation as a brilliant mind but a difficult person to work with.William Afton and Henry Emily were a pair of bright young engineers with a passion for inventing and a desire to change the world. Their creativity and ingenuity had gained them respect in the engineering community, and they were ready to take the next step in their career journey. With a shared determination, the two opened Fredbear's Family Diner, a small restaurant filled with warmth and fellowship. Henry and William took pride in cooking delicious meals for their patrons, using ingredients of the highest quality. They were determined to create a place where families could gather and enjoy a meal together, and their restaurant became a popular spot for the community.William Afton and Henry Emily had been working together on engineering projects for several years before they decided to strike out on their own.
Their work and inventions had gained them a reputation in the engineering community, and they decided to open a family-friendly diner as their first profession. The diner served a variety of food and drinks, and it quickly became a popular spot for families to gather and enjoy a meal. William and Henry both had a passion for cooking, and they took pride in making delicious and wholesome meals for their customers.Spring Bonnie is a golden, male rabbit animatronic character with a friendly and whimsical attitude. He is often seen alongside Fredbear, dancing and entertaining the children. With his big smile and fun-loving attitude, he has become a popular character at Fredbear's Family Diner. He is often seen dancing with children or playing silly games with them, always bringing in a sense of warmth and lightness to the restaurant.
Fredbear is a large, friendly and cuddly golden bear animatronic character. He has a broad smile, with warm yellow eyes and a soft personality that makes him the perfect companion for children. Fredbear is the epitome of warmth and happiness, and he is known for always looking out for the children, playing with them, and making them feel safe. With his wide, friendly smile and gentle nature, Fredbear is a beloved character at Fredbear's Family Diner, and he is the perfect mascot for the restaurant. He is often seen dancing and playing with the children, always bringing a sense of joy and lightness to the restaurant.
Michael, the oldest of William's children, has a strained relationship with his youngest sibling, Evan. Evan is a scared and shy child, and Michael often picks on him and teases him, making him feel unsafe. Elizabeth, the middle child, is an empathetic and caring person. She loves both her brothers and understands their differences. She often stands up for Evan, trying to protect him from Michael's teasing. Despite their conflicts, William's three children have grown up together, and they spend a lot of time together at their family's restaurant, Fredbear's Family Diner.Evan, the youngest of William's children, has a deep fear of the animatronics at Fredbear's Family Diner. Evan feels overwhelmed and scared by the large, bulky machines, their moving parts and mechanical features. He often avoids going near the animatronics and tries to keep his distance from them. Even when the animatronics are not moving, Evan feels uncomfortable in their presence.
William and Elizabeth, the older siblings, have noticed Evan's fear and have tried to reassure him that the animatronics are not dangerous. However, Evan continues to feel uneasy and avoidant of the huge machines.Evan, the youngest of William's children, was the target of a cruel prank by his older brother, Michael, and a group of friends.
On a fateful night, Michael and his friends snuck the younger Evan into the kitchen at Fredbear's Family Diner after hours. The children had been hearing rumors that the animatronics there were haunted. The group of kids decided to play a cruel trick on Evan, and they decided to use the restaurant's mascot, Fredbear, to do so. Michael and his friends took Evan to Fredbear and told the animatronic to "give Evan a big kiss."Evan's accident deeply affected William Afton and his son Michael. William was devastated by the loss of his son and felt terribly guilty for not preventing the accident. Michael also suffered from the guilt of his actions, as he was responsible for Evan's death.
The strain of these emotions put a strain on their relationship. William struggled to come to terms with what had happened and was unable to forgive Michael. Michael, on the other hand, felt a deep sense of shame and regret, and he isolated himself from his family. The relationship between William and Michael was fractured, and they became distant and estranged.
