I came to. I felt heavy, like I was metal. I couldn't stand, nor could I open my eyes. I heard heavy footsteps, like the kind the animatronics made when they walked. I felt a cold, plastic hand on my arm, and my eyes opened. I saw feet and blood on the floor. I tried to sit, but stopped when I heard a Clink! Clink! As I moved. I put my arm in front of my face, and saw Foxy's arm. I was surprised that I saw Foxy's arm and not mine. "Wha? Huh?..." I stuttered, still laying on the floor. "Guys, I think Foxy is finally starting up! C'mon!" The animatronic in front of me said. The voice sounded like Autumn's, but I couldn't see who or what was around me. I heard more footsteps, and I didn't know who they belonged to. "Foxy, can you see how many fingers I'm holding up?" I heard Angie's voice say and saw four light blue fingers in front of my face. "F-four?" I moaned. "OK, good. You can see OK. Can you get up?" I again heard Angie ask. I sat up, and stood, my legs wobbly. I felt a few hands grab my arms to help hold me up. I took a few steps forward, and sat on the table in the room. "W-what happened?" I asked. "I don't know. We just got up a few days ago, feeling a little heavier, and now you started up." I saw Freddy say, but with Carissa's voice. "What do ye mean 'start up'?" I said, confused. "Well duh, if you didn't know, then it's when we get turned on. Every animatronic should know that." I heard Haley say behind me. "No, we aren't animatronics. We're humans, don ye remember?" I said. "What are you talking about? We were never human! We've always and will always be animatronics. I think your memory cards got messed up." I heard Ashley say. "Hold on." I said, going up to each of them and pressing the power button under the jaw. A few minutes later, I said aloud "We were human.", And I pressed the power buttons again. System reboot. Always works. "What happened?" Angie asked. "I don't kn-woah! I'm Mangle !" Autumn said. "Yes..." I silently said to myself. I looked for some pizza to eat, and I made the mistake if eating it. The sauce and cheese got all over the costume and endoskeleton, and I started to spark. "Help!!" I cried out. The others came out and opened the suit's front panel, revealing my dead body inside. They cleaned the costume and endoskeleton, and left the body inside. "Ewww, never eat that again." Ashley said. We ignored the fact that there were still bodies inside. Until the day. A couple engineers came into the temporarily closed restaurant one day and opened the front panels of the costumes. "Aw, sick! These bodies must have been in here for months!" One said. They took out the bodies, and we all felt empty inside. Those bodies were the only things left of our past lives, and those were gone. The restaurant was closed for a while, and we fell into a dark, desolate depression. One day, I had tried to stuff the inside of my costume with pizza to jam up the endoskeleton and end it all. The others stopped me. We were never the same.
