Garrett Theory:

Garrett theory:

so you know how serial killers can be sentimental in a way? like theyll keep a trophy of their kill? i think thats why William kept Garretts plane.

why? i personally think that Garrett was Williams first kill. like ever. its so far from the Pizzeria. its in a random camping spot in the woods. it was so sudden. like it was a spur of the moment thing. he saw the opportunity and just. did it

and then we went as far as to keep the kids toy and give it to his own daughter. its horrible

but its JUST like Charlie Emily. im an Evan Afton was the first death believer, but Charlie can just as easily be. no matter what, Charlie was Williams first murder, and then he kept going.

with that in mind, lets look at the fact that Golden Freddy is inhabited by TOYSNHK. aka the movieverse Cassidy. that slot is filled.

Its Me appeared on the mirror in front of Mike. the puppets music box played during the credits. immediately after 'COME FIND ME' is spelled out with the fnaf 2 minigame robotic letters.

mike himself even said Garrett felt closer in the pizzeria! theres a lot of evidence right now pointing towards Garrett being the puppet. he was the first kill. the first before the MCI, like Charlie

not to mention how the Schmidts seem to be replacing the Emilys in a way. the family name vs family name type thing. dont forget theres also that theory of mikes dad being Henry.

but back to my other point about Evan and Charlie, and how either of them could be the first based on what you believe, it still counts. garrett takes both evan AND charlies roles in the story. like how Vanessa takes Vannys and Michael Aftons. Like Mike schmidt takes michael aftons but also the story of an innocent family who are victims of williams killings by losing a loved one.

Garrett is both the lost first kill of the 'good' family of the story (the emilys in gameverse), AND he has the role of Evan with mike, with mikes guilt and the idea that he can avenge him or save him in a way. hes the Its Me. hes the puppet

(the family (afton + schmidt) duality also works because of the symmetry theme in the movie. also Garrett would be two game characters combined, also applying. just like how the characters i mentioned above also have combinations of two game characters as their own)

anyway this universe is super intriguing and awesome and i cant wait to see what theyre gonna do next

William Afton also has a blue tie on when we first see him, in the scene where he realizes who Mike is and briefly shows what looks like remorse/guilt. Also he's in bluish lighting and a couple of blue arcade games are behind him after stabbing Vanessa.👏

⚠️FNAF SPOILERS AHEAD (SORTA)⚠️

COLOR THEORY TIME after rewatching the movie!

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So I noticed while rewatching the movie that the color blue/really dark blue represents guilt. We see this color on Mike and Vanessa who both clearly have that feeling A LOT. Mike for us inability to see who took Garrett and Vanessa for helping her dad with his crimes and never stopping him. We also see it on Max who's guilty about helping slimy fucking Aunt Jane in trying to get some dirt on Mike. And also even Aunt Jane's lawyer Doug is wearing a blue suit, and he also seems pretty guilty for helping Jane and overhearing their illegal discussions.

And then there's the color yellow which clearly seems to represent Evil/Bad people. We see it on fuckin William the most, he has a yellow shirt on when we first see him in his office with Mike, and then of course the SpringBonnie suit, and he's even wearing a yellow mechanic's jumpsuit on underneath that. Aunt Jane is also seen in a lot of yellow, and she's a greedy cunt trying to take Abby from Mike for the money, and Max's asshole brother/friends are also seen wearing yellow.

The only person this doesn't match with is Vanessa, who isn't really a bad person yet has a yellow shirt on near the end of the movie, but maybe it's to represent how much control William has over her? Like even when he's not there his presence still weighs heavily on her decisions and actions when it comes to going against him

Yeah, that's about all I noticed when it came to color stuff. It was fun rewatching the movie and noticing things I didn't before. 👀👍

"Symmetry, my friend!"

⚠️FNAF SPOILERS AHEAD (SORTA)⚠️

COLOR THEORY TIME after rewatching the movie!

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So I noticed while rewatching the movie that the color blue/really dark blue represents guilt. We see this color on Mike and Vanessa who both clearly have that feeling A LOT. Mike for us inability to see who took Garrett and Vanessa for helping her dad with his crimes and never stopping him. We also see it on Max who's guilty about helping slimy fucking Aunt Jane in trying to get some dirt on Mike. And also even Aunt Jane's lawyer Doug is wearing a blue suit, and he also seems pretty guilty for helping Jane and overhearing their illegal discussions.

And then there's the color yellow which clearly seems to represent Evil/Bad people. We see it on fuckin William the most, he has a yellow shirt on when we first see him in his office with Mike, and then of course the SpringBonnie suit, and he's even wearing a yellow mechanic's jumpsuit on underneath that. Aunt Jane is also seen in a lot of yellow, and she's a greedy cunt trying to take Abby from Mike for the money, and Max's asshole brother/friends are also seen wearing yellow.

The only person this doesn't match with is Vanessa, who isn't really a bad person yet has a yellow shirt on near the end of the movie, but maybe it's to represent how much control William has over her? Like even when he's not there his presence still weighs heavily on her decisions and actions when it comes to going against him

Yeah, that's about all I noticed when it came to color stuff. It was fun rewatching the movie and noticing things I didn't before. 👀👍

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Matthew Lillard as Steve Raglan / William Afton Five Nights at Freddy's (2023)