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For clarification, I read the original novels.

Evidence

In the Kyle Allen Song, Lights Off, Moondrop says “This won’t be the end, I’ll see you once again.” Which means that he’ll come back to get revenge on Gregory. Sure this is a fansong but under WillVictim, it uses a fansong as evidence, so this is also valid.

Moondrop is in terrible pain when the lights go on.

Problems

Sundrops entire existence

Moondrop doesn’t die when the lights go on.

It is physically impossible

(Credits to Markiplier for the vid, just in case I needed to do that.)

Especially Charlotte Emily, my favourite Fnaf character.

I didn’t know what flair to choose.

I know a handful of people who read the books are mainly people who want to solve the lore, and I probably think a lot of people who don’t care for the lore probably only play the games, but I am probably wrong about that. But I want to know about the people who do not care about the lore yet read the books, why is that so? Are you like me and just want to read the Fnaf books? Or is there something deeper in it? For me, I stopped caring about the lore and started enjoying FNaF as a franchise because the lore was too repetitive and consulting for me. I mainly enjoyed everything from the games, movies, even the books. But what about you? (Referring to the people who don’t care about the lore yet read the books.) What is your reason? Did you care about the lore before but gave up, and had Fnaf books on you? So you decided to just keep them? Or did you never care for the lore and just read the books for something? Why is that? You don’t have to answer if you don’t want to. Anyways I ran out of things to say, so uhh? Hi.

Listen, I can’t honestly believe that Montgomery Gator, is an alligator. He’s clearly a crocodile!

Ignore the weird thing on the silver eyes and movie novel, that’s a gum warmer that I use as my book mark.

I loved security breach! Everything about it was great, if we ignore the “horror” and the glitches in the game, then yep! It was a great game! Although I didn’t really like some parts of the game such as… the Burntrap boss fight, was the really a boss fight? Many say it was hard but I beated that thing in TWO tries. I was only confused by the tentacles on the first try but I realize I just needed to enter Freddy to make them leave. But at least the Afton ending was the ending I could at least be satisfied with, all the other endings were uh… not bad but not great either in my opinion. My favourite part about security breach was one glitch where for some reason… the door gave me the option to leave when it was closed. After a random glitch happened to triggered my time back to 5:15 am when I grabbed that S.T.A.F.F. bot head. But comments and explained it, while some were jokes. My favourite one was “Gregory! Will you stay or leave? If you choose to leave I’ll throw you out the window!” “Why couldn’t you have done that earlier!?” Anyways, my least favourite part of the game is the atrium section before the endo section. I had to physically go back down the elevator and come up just for an easier chance. But that’s about it. And for my favourite character in security breach, it is… Glamrock Freddy. He’s like a dad to Gregory! Anyways I ran out of things to say, so bye.

Both of these theories are likely not true, but GlamCharlie? How does that make any sense at all? I mean GlamMike had “convincing” evidence, despite the only evidence was Freddy being nice to Gregory, and Freddy’s dialogue at the end of security breach. But with GlamCharlie? The theory where my favourite Fnaf character, Charlotte Emily possesses Glamrock Freddy? I don’t see any way possible, I need an explanation on how this theory even became one. I don’t care about the lore anymore but I at least want to know why this is a theory.

Edit: I want an answer, not joke answers. They are okay, but I want serious answers.

So I recently bought this cool indie horror game, called “Five Nights at Freddy’s.” Interesting aspect, good horror ascetic, amazing designs, and with Lore I probably don’t care about tbh. But when I searched up “Five Nights at Freddy’s”. I see nobody talking about it, at all. Like no one even talks about the game, it’s a really good game and deserves more love! So I recommend Five Nights at Freddy’s!

(So anyways, I made this post because I kept seeing “Am I the only one who” which is literally just something dumb to say. You are never the only one.)

See? This is why no one can agree with something, Bonnie is God so he made the lore unsolvable, Scott said it himself.

(RUIN NOT INCLUDED! Ruin can already be deemed scary.)

I’m not asking why they find it scary, everyone has their own opinions on what’s scary or not, what I’m really curious about is what I said in the title. While there are some scary moments in security breach, like that shattered chica section which scared me a little, it wasn’t that scary at all, just nerve wracking. But I wanted to know for those who found security breach very scary, what did you find the scariest part? What I’m most curious about is the ones that didn’t scare me the most.

I don’t even care about the lore either! Lmao.

Edit: I did it! I actually did it!