Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes

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While the exact way she was lured is mostly believed to involve Spring Bonnie, the parallel luring in Toy Chica: The High School Years would indicate she was outright kidnapped to kill. Andrew directly possesses Fetch, his corruption serving to expand the dog's original purpose. Fetch was given the ability to read the mind of his connected owner, alongside expanding the Phone sync to all texts, rather than only the ones to Fetch. According to Scott, this screenplay was cut due to being too saturated with story, indicating that Cassidy's story is more in-depth than the games imply. The following morning, Marla, along with her stepbrother Jason, greets Charlie in the motel where she and Jessica reside for now. They then go to a restaurant where they plan to meet with the rest of the group, including Lamar, who also just arrived in town. Charlie and her friends then attend the scholarship's launch ceremony at their old school, where Michael's parents give a speech about him. Afterward, Charlie and John head for a walk to visit her childhood home again.

Sometime after the events of Fetch, The animatronic got loose. A thunderstorm had rolled in, causing Fetch to deactivate. Phineas Taggart later found him, dragging him to his workshop for experimentation. Hillier, Brenna (December 17, 2015). "Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes novel now available". VG247 . Retrieved February 28, 2023. Michael Brooks, or Mike, is one of William Afton's victims that is exclusive to The Novel Trilogy. He is the counterpart to Michael Afton, as well as the soul within Golden Freddy in the novels. William Afton was one of the founders of Fazbear Entertainment, and unlike his other iterations, was well-known for his murders. He committed several murders while wearing the Spring Bonnie suit, including that of Andrew and Susie as well. He was eventually caught in a horrific fire, but Andrew attached his soul to him, to anchor him to life so he could suffer. After Scott signed a deal with Scholastic, they changed the cover of the book with the official logo of the series.The Freddy Files Description: "Clay Burke is the police chief in Hurricane, Utah, as well as the father of Charlie's childhood friend, Carlton. Clay is one of the few main characters who knows the deepest details of the case of missing children. At first, he does not believe in the supernatural rumors surrounding Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, but by the time The Twisted Ones takes place, he is one of Charlie's fiercest allies and valued for his astute observation and deduction skills." Several elements from The Silver Eyes (and its sequels) were adopted by the video games, including mentions of Hurricane, Utah in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator in the lawsuit segments. Charlie seems to follow her father's footsteps in robotic engineering due to her trying to get a degree in the subject when she is in college during The Twisted Ones. The Silver Eyes | "She always expected to see pain, anger, sorrow written on her face, but they never were. Her cheeks were pink, and her round face looked almost cheerful, like always."

Officer Dunn is the youngest member of the Hurricane Police Force. He is usually the one to deal with teenagers and does so willingly as he wants to show them that some police officers can be alright people. She reunites with her childhood friends Jessica, John, Carlton, Marla, Lamar, and Marla's little brother Jason. They decide to revisit the place where Michael died: Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, a family restaurant Charlie's father once owned. Now an incomplete shopping mall has been built in the restaurant's place, but upon further investigation, the friends discover the restaurant is still standing and that the mall had been built around it.The group quietly goes their separate ways, the book leaving off with Charlie going to a cemetery to visit two unknown graves, recalling happier times with her father. In The Fourth Closet, once he escapes from the Spring Bonnie suit, William begins to regain his sanity, which in turn makes him feel that he doesn’t need to be inconspicuous due to his state of condition. He is miserable, commanding, and impatient, yet he remains to be theatrical, even when he is in pain. Because his organic, human body is full of mechanical parts, William seemingly has a pain tolerance, as he continues to commit scientific experiments, seeking to replicate immortality in the form of a substance called remnant. The Missing Children, sometimes referred to as the MCI Victims, are the children that William Afton murdered during the Missing Children's Incident. We have the names of Gabriel, Jeremy, Susie, Fritz, and Cassidy. In Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, the sixth, unknown child in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is confirmed to be Charlotte Emily, the daughter of his business partner Henry Emily, who isn't part of the incident. By the end of the novel, it is revealed what is written on the real Charlotte Emily's grave. This reveals her last name, "Emily" and that she actually died in 1983 at three years old after being murdered by William Afton, an old friend of Henry, even co-owner. Similar to Cassidy in the games series, Andrew is shown to be a being of pure rage, choosing to keep William alive for the sole purpose of tormenting him, while targeting his rage on anyone who attempts to stop him. This extends further, leading to him infecting many Animatronics, Toys, and Costumes with his rage.

At the end of The Fourth Closet, the woman that John sees at the cemetery is goes unnamed, but is commonly believed to be Charlie. This appears to be reinforced by the the illustrations of the graphic novel. Scott Cawthon has commented in a steam post that Kira had written most of the scenes outside the pizzeria while he wrote most of the scenes inside the pizzeria with Kira editing them afterward to clean them up. [1] The next morning, haunted by recent events, Charlie told John that before moving to Hurricane, her father owned another restaurant called Fredbear's Family Diner, which featured two performing robots, Fredbear and Spring Bonnie. John agreed to drive Charlie to find the abandoned diner in New Harmony. They eventually found the diner and explored it. When Charlie entered the closets, she remembered the day her twin brother, Sammy, was abducted by someone in a Spring Bonnie costume, which led to the closure of the diner and Charlie's parents divorcing. She suspects that Sammy's abduction and the murders at Freddy's are connected.She also has the most designs of the MCI kids, with three separate designs appearing in official media. The most notable source of evidence used to support it is Candy Cadet's stories, all of which are about five becoming one, being stated as being linked to Molten Freddy's past. However, if the missing children were to become the Funtimes, it would be four becoming four instead. One common theory is that, after the 'Follow Me' minigames in the third game, the endoskeletons of the animatronics were taken and melted together to be made into the Funtimes, later ending up as Molten Freddy. This theory is known as MoltenMCI. Several major problems can be found with this theory, however

The One You Should Not Have Killed is the name given to the victim of Afton who created Ultimate Custom Night to be his own personal hell. They can be occasionally be seen smiling maliciously from different hidden spots, and are also the soul speaking through Happy Frog, Nedd Bear, and Orville Elephant while taunting him about how he will suffer forever.

The Silver Eyes | "Charlie looked up at the man in the rabbit suit, and he met her gaze. It was you. You killed Michael. You killed Sammy. You took them from me." Scott’s reasoning on why the book is set in an entirely different universe is because the games had no room for more and that an exact game adaption for a book wouldn’t work. [4] John • Jessica • Marla • Jason • Arty • Dr. Treadwell • Lamar • Tracy Horton • Officer Dunn • Minor Characters