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The three at locked in a room, and for them to get out, they have one simple task to do which will test their self management. All three have their own 1.5 litre water bottle, and it’s filled with boiling, stinky, sloppy shit that’s a tiny bit chunky; mixed with piss and some dog vomit. It’ll be warm, and they’ll taste every bit and feel it all going down their throat and into their body. They have to drink it ALL in order to escape the room. Who’ll do it first? Fuck it, throw some bin juice in their water bottle as well.

Souichi Kiruma
Kiyotaka Ayanokoji
William Afton

Just recently relisten to this because I read that it had been confirmed that this has 3 songs that had ever been recorded, which are the good ones! With that, I think it’s a safe take to say that this is among one of his best works, if not his best. Just a really unmatched, consistent atmosphere with says a lot on its own.

I don’t think people use this, but the fact that Jane hasn’t went under any sort of school education and can perform immense psychology without ever studying the field, yet only via his own observations, should be something to use for Jane’s application. It has clear narrative framing backing it up as well.

Personally, think I’m looking FNAF 6, I had find it that Violets from “The Mentalist 6x16” and this plan are similar in the fact that everything was basically not real in the sense that the pieces were all misleading and very much controlled.

Disclaimer: I’m not analysing why this is a anti-feat for Afton, I am instead just discussing the whole thing, whatever if it’s a anti-feat, had actual push backs against it, or anything else that’ll be brought up in this.

Doc version: follow me

This is a very infamous feat for Afton because it’s used a lot to slander him, basically, and it’s the most brought up thing in my time of scaling Afton as a way of devaluing him overall. Even outside of that, this is generally just considered an anti-feat, even by people who do scale William. So, this post will be discussing this anti-feat, and stamping on a potential conclusive answer; Whatever or not if it’s actually an anti-feat or not… you’ll have to read and find out, because I think this will be interesting from all sides of people views on “Follow me”

For people who are just reading this and don’t really know what this anti-feat is, basically, after the events of FNAF 1, and it’s closing, William would sneak into the run down abandoned pizzeria which still contained the animatronics, with the goal in mind of taking their remnant (basically the thing that lets them possess the animatronics) by destroying them and taking their parts night by night. On the last night, all the spirits of his victims from 1985 came after him under the lead of the vengeful spirit, causing him to loss control of himself, leading William to get inside his beloved Springbonnie suit, leading him to get spring-locked and “die.” But why is this an anti-feat? Well, it’s because Afton, outside from this, William’s other most known thing is that he should have good self-management because of his function as Springtrap & UCN. So these two conflicts with each other naturally. Outside from this, William gets criticised for having poor decision making in this situation because he decided to hop onto a suit that can kill him.

With that over with, we’ll now take a deeper look into this.

What caused him to react like this:
His reaction would seem strange, and honestly, I assume people also think why this a major anti-feat is because of Afton’s extensive knowledge of the supernatural, so it’ll seem over the top and poor from his side because it’ll go against many things. But what if that was wrong? What if this was just a common misconception? It’ll be logical to assume, no doubt about that, but it shouldn’t just be the conclusive answer. So here’s my answer for it:

Throughout the whole timeline of FNAF, there’s no evidence that atleast I had found that can suggest that William actually knew they can become ghosts. His main forefront throughout this all is that he wants to become immortal through this, the possession of an object; Do you notice how nothing there tells us about his knowledge about actual ghosts? Every major event in FNAF that we know about wouldn’t tell him about ghosts, just possession. His daughter’s death, his youngest son, the test he was doing with MCI, David Murray possibly, his Funtime animatronics; all of these point nowhere about them becoming ghosts after being destroyed, which Afton exactly did in Follow me. Imagine researching something for years up until this point, yet a gap in your knowledge caused all of this. Really think about this, all events prior to follow me doesn’t actually show them being ghosts, especially for William to observe and know about.

But this is only point one, we also got that lead up before the last night. I’ll let this be known now, but I personally think that Afton goal here was to isolate the MCI spirits from their guardian (Charlie) so he can have full control over them inside the Funtime animatronics, giving Charlie less leverage over them. Outside from that, I think he was trying to transfer control from Charlie to Circus baby. Anyways, getting to point two, we have the lead ups to the last night. Basically, four nights in a row, everything was going according to what Afton wanted; just casually taking the original animatronics parts, then melting them and putting the remnant into the Funtime animatronics, which they should be in. Comes the last night, Afton is most definitely thinking it’ll go the same as the four previously successful nights, in which he’ll go and get the last parts of Fredbear (Golden Freddy) which contained the vengeful spirit, Cassidy. Instead, he was met with ALL of the ghosts of the MCI, which is dividing his logic because four of them should be in the Funtime animatronics.

So, combining both part 1 & part 2 together, we can get an explanation for his reaction besides that it was seeing ghosts = spook him.

Why would he get inside the Springlock suit:
Now that we have answered his reaction, we will answer why he’ll get inside the suit which was damaged. Well, this is pretty simple, he believed that it’ll scare him off, giving him his exit and his own suit, a suit that had been with him and is very connected with him. If they were scared of the suit which inflicted so much trauma, then logically, this should be his scapegoat. If you don’t think they were never scare of the suit or anything, well we go Charlie’s dialogue in UCN, saying that she’s not scared of William anymore, which obviously suggests that she was scared of him at one point; and we can most likely imply this to the MCI spirits because of the DCI, which was the set of murders that had in the FNAF 2 location, in which they didn’t try stop Afton, even when he was the suit that Cassidy possessed to commit said murders. “Well they were just scare of William, not the suit!” I mean yeah, but I think both are right. Like, Afton could be layer two of their fear, while they’re scare of layer one more, which was the Springbonnie suit. That and the fact that memory is pretty weird in FNAF, so they could just only remember the suit that killed them instead. So basically, this was an improvise on the moment situation for Afton.

Now… is this an anti-feat? Well, you can decide that, I can understand if it is, although my direction here was to give an explanation and at-least reduce the severity of how people portrayed it. Like I said, people usually just think Afton had just seen the ghost and got scared, basically. Obviously, if it’s a anti-feat still, I’ll make the argument that it is only up until this time of the timeline, so like any feats that get reduced by this anti-feat before it will be effected, but anything after that overthrows the anti-feat in quality will not.

Imagine a straight like which Afton feats before the Springlock failure, then image it spiking down when the anti-feat happened. Then after that, imagine it having a big ass spike up after the Springlock failure and it stayed at a line that is higher than the previous line because that big spike was Afton’s Springtrap management feat, and then UCN. Basically, due to the time gap, Afton having his best feats in which the anti-feat goes after for, after the anti-feat and it never really goes downwards again… well, does the anti-feat really matter that much if it’s outdone by higher consistency after it. It’s like natural progression.

This is all I got to say. What you think? Analysis done by: Mediocre-neat-1207

I have been looking into Henry Emily a lot more recently and just analysing his stuff from the main timeline; and I had been putting all my analyses so far into a document, which it all covers FNAF 6. It’s about 2500+ words so far, and i don’t think it had covered many things yet about FNAF 6, just the traps on Elizabeth and William, and the inference chain Henry would had done before FNAF 6 to connect everything.

It anyone is interested in seeing this being worked on for publication and give light onto another character outside of William Afton, then I’m more then happy to release it when it’s ready. I’ll only drop it if people are actually interested.

Literally no thought behind their reviews, just instant 0’s on everything because they can actually muster up intelligence discussion on anything, just Braindead numbers which are dictated by a majority, rather than individually. Like yeah, personal preference and all, just not in these pretentious ass groups who can’t talk for themselves.

And it’s alway fucking 17 & ?

This inference feat of Henry is basically him figuring out everything, in which I think probably happen when he went in CBEAR after the events of Sister location and William’s disappearance. Finding William’s note, blueprints and etc:

Learns about remnant and how it works; knowing how it seems to respond to emotions, how it creates higher type of energy with negative energy; how it responds different to different memories, and how it responded better to death that it can create energy (which he could learn from Afton’s notes)  -> 

Charlie died near the Marinette/puppet animatronic on the night of her murder -> 

key traits such as the puppet acting almost sentient, something employees of Fazbear talked about in FNAF 2, along with the Marinette gaining a design choice of purple tears seeming unexplainably ->

 conclusion 1: when an animatronic is possess, their behaviour acts aligned in some way to the person possessing it when not acting in animatronic mode, along with their animatronic design changing in some way such as the Marinette purple tears being added to their design, and there was no real explanation. Charlie was in great sorrow near the time of her death due to being locked out the pizzeria, and because the Marinette gains something align with his daughter final feelings, along with later unexplainable actions from it now having a matching nature, it’ll mean his daughter possesses the Marinette; But not only that, his daughter seems to have a lot more consciousness and autonomy compared to rest of the spirits. This is likely due to the animatronic’s base programming for the others are not the same for The Marionette 

Elizabeth goes missing unexplainably inside CBPW -> 

Funtime animatronics have kidnapping functions in their design, which Henry discovers the blueprints for -> 

Circus Baby’s own blueprint seems a lot more deceptive in presentation compared to the other blueprint, which is how Afton managed to open the business up in the first place -> 

Circus baby was based on Elizabeth, giving it unique fascination and connection for Elizabeth -> 

this explains why and how Elizabeth could had gotten alone with it due to her fascination and love for both it and her father, letting her disobey her father’s word to be close with it->

 This means she definitely could had gotten taken and possessed Circus baby due to its programming to kidnap children when they’re isolated, Elizabeth circumstances of her disappearance matching up in explanation to how she could had disappeared with the Funtimes intentions->

 Conclusion 2: because circus baby eye colour went from blue to green, something that matched Elizabeth’s own eye colour of green  before disappearing, along with the contextual Surrounding of Elizabeth disappearance and her psychological state, it’ll mean she’s possessing Circus baby. 

 Henry finds the note about the Funtime animatronics having some sort of desire to escape the facility (this making sense because Afton kept notes on his stuff in dittophobia) ->

 Afton takes the remnant of the MCI and puts them into the Funtime animatronics ->

 due to unstableness, they’ll want to escape more then ever, especially after Afton “disappearance” ->

 all other previous escapes failed, and they’ll get put back. They had nowhere to hide, nowhere to go, when they look like how they did -> 

due to the disappearance of the night guard (Micheal) during the final known week of them being there, along with the hanging bodies of the technicians, they must had escaped -> 

there’s blood on the scooper, inside the scooping room (Micheal did bleed when he got scooped, event by the blood effects that were shown in sister location when he got scooped)  ->

 Witness sighting indicates that Micheal’s body was decomposing after the events of Sister Location main play through (evident by the neighbours of Micheal waving at him and seeing him rot slowly), in which after these sighting, Micheal goes off radar ->

they use a real skin suit, that being the night guard, Micheal to escape, explaining why they were all dismantled in the scooping room, because they all couldn’t had gotten inside Micheal as individual parts -> 

 Afton also likely spread the remnant of all the MCI in parts in-between  all the Funtime animatronics to give them less autonomy ->

 conclusion 3: they combined together, and used the night guard’s own body to escape the facility. 

Elizabeth was apart of that combination of Funtime animatronics -> 

MCI spirits were inside the same combination with Elizabeth -> 

Elizabeth was demanding and bossy naturally (Henry understands Elizabeth due to her side of the FNAF 6 plan relying on her psychology) ->  

The other Funtime animatronics, who wanted their own agency and harbored deep resentment toward William Afton, overpowered her, meaning she wasn’t apart of molten Freddy due to her nature and relations  and was  entirely independent -> 

conclusion 4: Elizabeth wasn’t in molten Freddy, and only that the other spirits were in Molten Freddy, but they were also messy, making them a lot more insensible and violent due to scatter-ness they’d experienced, along with having large amount of remnant. Proof of Henry knowing Elizabeth wasn’t in Molten Freddy? Molten Freddy’s blueprint lists off the Funtime animatronics inside of Molten Freddy, Circus baby being ruled out as not apart of it.  

Didn’t include anything about Afton in this because I just think Henry didn’t do anything truly until he realise William was out there still, leading him to then finally do the plan in FNAF 6. Thanks for reading

Y’know, out of the game theory and Tdread’s.
I’m asking this question because of that new Unwithered truth video on Cassidy, which Afton had to have a pretty damn good memory for, along with him figuring out what was needed in order to put the crying child back together.

Let me know!

Name the character and give a reason behind why:

John Kramer (Saw Franchise)
Friend (20th century boy)
Akagi Shigeru (TLMA)
William Afton (FNAF)

1. I feel like most people can’t scale Red John just because they don’t really consider the actual story of the mentalist. This goes both ways: the “fodder! Narrative fodder! Fodder! Fodder!” Crowd who doesn’t even bother analysing him and the people who has red John like mid diffing PJ with some bullshit wank that doesn’t even make sense within the narrative of TM.

2. I don’t know about many of you, but I think that people in SCD don’t take anti-feats as seriously as it should. Like, it can be use, but it’s depending as well and does equal out for the whole series. Like character A shouldn’t still be effected by a antifeat which they outperforms later on the story and remain consistent with the outperformance they had. But obviously the anti feat can still he considered if they go back to the usual line of consistency they had before the anti feat appeared, since the spike of the anti feat is still effective against the usual consistency.

3. People shouldn’t really be consuming media purely for SCD purposes, the story and your own personal enjoyment should always come first, so I don’t see a point of touching something if you think you won’t like it. You can, but I don’t think people should just go through a bunch of works they consider slop just so they can see where they scale in SCD

4. FNAF is competent in SCD.

Like, I just opened this subreddit and I some bullshit about manipulating a cult leader, like stfu and get some girls and shi. Fucking Cornball. Anyways, here’s a little photo dump of stuff I’m interested in scaling and checking out, along with stuff I’d already checked out.

A - He planned it (uhh?)

B - he understood Jane so well that he was able to do the same chain of reasoning that Jane did Faster

C - concluded based on people that were at the Red John murder scenes, who had no alibis, eliminated any individuals based on established psychological traits and concrete physical evidence, then predicted who Jane had shaken hands with based on his psychological understanding of Jane

D - Something else entirely

Cognitive function - spatial visualisation, memory, linguistics, holistic thinking, synthesis - The Psychopomp

attention, cognitive proficiency, critical thinking, bounded rationality - Boy Wonder

Overall: Henry Emily - Mid (+)

Neuroplasticity - Cognitive flexibility, cognitive decoupling, knowledge application, metacognition, innovation, mental recovery - The Psychopomp

Knowledge acquisition, complex adaptability - Boy Wonder

Overall: Henry Emily - Low

Inference - internal structure - The Psychopomp

propositions, Heuristics - Boy Wonder

Overall: Patrick Jane - Mid (+)

Perceptual posture - empathic viewing - The Psychopomp

objective framing - CGEW

observation, senses, emotional acquisition, intuition - Boy wonder

Overall: Patrick Jane - Mid (-)

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Henry has potential of taking knowledge acquisition

Curious

This is just a unserious glaze post, don’t take it so literally.