u/Har_monia

I have watched quite a few videos on Youtube, but I am still pretty much a noob when it comes to these theories. I am trying to find out how many dead children there are in the main canon of the games and accompanying material.

As far as I can tell, we have the core 4 from the MCI: Gabriel, Susie, Jeremy, Fritz, and the fifth MCI child is Cassidy?

Then some people think we have a separate DCI, but I don't know how popular that theory is, but I know that Dave (CC) and Charlie are revealed in FNAF2. Then at some point we have Elizabeth I believe from Sister Location.

Does that bring the total to 8? Or maybe 13? I say 8 because I don't consider the MCI and DCI to be separate events, and I have seen some content from Into the Pit, including a kid named Andrew, but I don't know if that is canon to the games.

Have I made any egregious errors, or do y'all have any other counts?

Hey, y'all. I am trying to learn Hebrew for the main purpose of reading the Tanakh for myself in Hebrew (minus the Aramaic parts at the moment).

I started with the alphabet and did very well with the consonants, and am a little shaky on the vowels, but working on it. I picked up a seminary course on Youtube and have been using that as my main learning, but I am running into some trouble and would like some advice.

Once I was proficient enough in the abjad, I started flash cards using the 500 most common words in the Tanakh and am up to ~100 words memorized. However I prioritized the nouns and adjectives and skipped over the verbs until I could learn more about the verb system.

I don't understand the Binyamin and have only been exposed to Qal verbs in the lectures. However, I am now getting left behind and they already moved on to posessive suffixes which is a whole other system that I need practice on.

There are some times that I am able to recognize simple words and phrases in the bible, but am very reliant on my interlineary to understand more than two words in a verse.

With my goal in mind, what resources can you share with me? Could somebody explain Binyamin better than the resources that I have found and I didn't understand? Should I do flashcards for the verb roots, or a mixture of conjugations (which I still can not wrap my head around how it works)?

I bet this has been asked a million times, so thank you for any help you can give me.