#he hasn't grown and he hasnt changed unlike our heros who have overcome personal demons

[allykatsart]

Sorry I have FNAF thoughts I must share.

The thing about William, specifically in the fnaf movie but also kinda in the games, is that he's... Just some guy? Like.... yeah he possesses springtrap at some point, but before that... William Afton is second to his creations.

The animatronics are the ones we see killing the intruders, they're the threat Mike has to navigate. William only comes in at the end to interfere when they're not able to kill Abby and Mike.

Even then he doesn't have powers like the kids do. He can't lock doors, make you see visions of a child to follow, he's secondary to the things he has created.

(ye I know this is probably gonna change but like I'm focusing on the first movie)

And isn't it fitting that his ego is what gets him killed? He tries too hard to make the animatronics seem small, like he is the monster behind it all. But really.... He's just some guy and he dies all the same. He thought too highly of himself, thought what happened to the kids could never happen to him.

William Afton isn't as special as he thinks he is. Because he's just some guy.

#fnaf #fnaf movie #william afton #fnaf movie william afton #mathew lillard #five nights at freddy's #hes so small inside and he wants to make himself a big scary monster #but that doesnt change the inferiority he feels inside #he tries to forget it but in the end #he hasn't grown and he hasnt changed unlike our heros who have overcome personal demons #and because what hes doing is hurting people #the consequences of his actions bite him and bite H A R D #analysis #this thought arose from a conversation with my sibling about William getting his ass beat my Michael Myers #which i agree with absolutely #im sorry but pre springlock hes just another guy #still human