Roxannes_slurpee

Is like anyone alive and well? 

hercega

At an unspecified point in the series timeline, William's son Michael investigates Circus Baby's Entertainment and Rental, the underground facility where Circus Baby is kept, only to be forcibly "scooped" by Baby, who has combined with other animatronics to form Ennard, using Michael's hollowed body as a host. However, Michael's body gradually rots, and Ennard is forced to eject itself out. Michael is then apparently resurrected and begins searching for his father.
          	  
          	  A while after the death of his victims, William is confronted by the ghosts of the children he murdered. Seeking refuge from the ghosts, he hides inside an old yellow rabbit animatronic, Spring Bonnie. The suit's springlock mechanisms inside fail and snap shut, crushing William to death as his soul inhabits the animatronic, becoming Springtrap. Eventually, the restaurant chain shuts down. Thirty years later, a horror attraction based on the restaurant chain known as Fazbear's Fright is constructed and Springtrap is unearthed for it. Before opening to the public, however, a fire destroys the attraction, which frees the souls of most of William's victims and destroys the original mascots, though Springtrap escapes. Some time after the fire, Henry lures Michael, Springtrap (now Scraptrap), and all animatronics that were not destroyed in Fazbear's Fright—including the Marionette, Ennard (now Molten Freddy), and the now-rebuilt Baby (Scrap Baby)—into one single pizzeria. He then sets fire to the restaurant, destroying those inside and freeing all the children's souls.[47][48][49] William, meanwhile, is trapped and repeatedly tormented in eternal hell by the spirit of Cassidy, one of the children he murdered.
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hercega

The Five Nights at Freddy's series mostly revolves around a chain of family restaurants under the ownership of Fazbear Entertainment, a company founded by Henry Emily and William Afton. William is a genius robotics engineer known for creating a series of animatronic mascots to entertain customers, most prominently Freddy Fazbear, a brown bear and the namesake of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza; Bonnie, an indigo rabbit; Chica, a yellow chicken; and Foxy, a red pirate fox. Additional animatronics featured throughout the series include the Marionette; the ghostlike Golden Freddy; Freddy's predecessor Fredbear, the mascot of Fredbear's Family Diner; and Circus Baby, the mascot of the restaurant's sister location, Circus Baby's Pizza World. William is also a negligent father and child murderer who hides his victims' bodies inside his animatronic creations, where their souls inhabit the animatronics; he also specifically designs Circus Baby to be capable of murdering children, which leads to the accidental death of his own daughter, Elizabeth (causing the shutdown of Circus Baby's Pizza World). William's direct murder victims start with his co-worker Henry's daughter Charlie and expand to include children visiting the restaurants with their families. Meanwhile, a child (nicknamed the "Crying Child") is continuously bullied by his older brother, making him develop a fear of the animatronics. On the boy's birthday, the older brother and his friends forcibly shove him inside of Fredbear's mouth, where his head is unintentionally crushed due to Crying Child's tears causing the springlock mechanism to malfunction. This incident was called "the Bite of 1983" which caused the Fredbear Family Diner Restaurant to close.
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Roxannes_slurpee

Is like anyone alive and well? 

hercega

At an unspecified point in the series timeline, William's son Michael investigates Circus Baby's Entertainment and Rental, the underground facility where Circus Baby is kept, only to be forcibly "scooped" by Baby, who has combined with other animatronics to form Ennard, using Michael's hollowed body as a host. However, Michael's body gradually rots, and Ennard is forced to eject itself out. Michael is then apparently resurrected and begins searching for his father.
            
            A while after the death of his victims, William is confronted by the ghosts of the children he murdered. Seeking refuge from the ghosts, he hides inside an old yellow rabbit animatronic, Spring Bonnie. The suit's springlock mechanisms inside fail and snap shut, crushing William to death as his soul inhabits the animatronic, becoming Springtrap. Eventually, the restaurant chain shuts down. Thirty years later, a horror attraction based on the restaurant chain known as Fazbear's Fright is constructed and Springtrap is unearthed for it. Before opening to the public, however, a fire destroys the attraction, which frees the souls of most of William's victims and destroys the original mascots, though Springtrap escapes. Some time after the fire, Henry lures Michael, Springtrap (now Scraptrap), and all animatronics that were not destroyed in Fazbear's Fright—including the Marionette, Ennard (now Molten Freddy), and the now-rebuilt Baby (Scrap Baby)—into one single pizzeria. He then sets fire to the restaurant, destroying those inside and freeing all the children's souls.[47][48][49] William, meanwhile, is trapped and repeatedly tormented in eternal hell by the spirit of Cassidy, one of the children he murdered.
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hercega

The Five Nights at Freddy's series mostly revolves around a chain of family restaurants under the ownership of Fazbear Entertainment, a company founded by Henry Emily and William Afton. William is a genius robotics engineer known for creating a series of animatronic mascots to entertain customers, most prominently Freddy Fazbear, a brown bear and the namesake of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza; Bonnie, an indigo rabbit; Chica, a yellow chicken; and Foxy, a red pirate fox. Additional animatronics featured throughout the series include the Marionette; the ghostlike Golden Freddy; Freddy's predecessor Fredbear, the mascot of Fredbear's Family Diner; and Circus Baby, the mascot of the restaurant's sister location, Circus Baby's Pizza World. William is also a negligent father and child murderer who hides his victims' bodies inside his animatronic creations, where their souls inhabit the animatronics; he also specifically designs Circus Baby to be capable of murdering children, which leads to the accidental death of his own daughter, Elizabeth (causing the shutdown of Circus Baby's Pizza World). William's direct murder victims start with his co-worker Henry's daughter Charlie and expand to include children visiting the restaurants with their families. Meanwhile, a child (nicknamed the "Crying Child") is continuously bullied by his older brother, making him develop a fear of the animatronics. On the boy's birthday, the older brother and his friends forcibly shove him inside of Fredbear's mouth, where his head is unintentionally crushed due to Crying Child's tears causing the springlock mechanism to malfunction. This incident was called "the Bite of 1983" which caused the Fredbear Family Diner Restaurant to close.
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Roxannes_slurpee

I'm so exhausted 

SryDdMi

@Roxannes_slurpee Honestly its mental but it just affects/effects my physical productivity and makes me be on youtube shorts or my siblings snapchat spotlight...
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