BRILLIANT AS ALWAYS DARLING, loved it loved it, will wait patiently for a henry masterpiece

DIDN'T HANK'S ACTOR REBLOG THIS SET TO ROMANTIC MUSIC AT SOME POINT OR DID I HALLUCINATE THIS

8/8 I think Scott is always giving these seemingly random characters/stories some fun meanings, and was working in story hints alongside the "bad guys" that the animatronics could kill.

BUT besides a fun hoax reference, not sure what the deal with the dog character is, or why Hank would be in him.

7/8 Max's body ends up in Shadow Freddy.

Going back to UCN lines again, Nightmare's lines parrot back to William things that the Fredbear Plush said to CC. "We know who our friends are" and "I'll put you together" for example.

6/8 These are just kind of glimpses of characters. I am sure Jeff and Max's characters also represent some hints too. I'm more confident on Hank/Carl.

But Jeff seems kind of Mike-ish to me (Foxy kills him), and Max seems kind of CC-ish.

In the end Max is bitten by Freddy.

5/8 Carl's character is therefore also pretty interesting to me. Jeff finds him to be particularly menacing, dangerous, and unpredictable.

Carl also is angry with the world and has a huge problem with it.

4/8 Carl is killed by Mr. Cupcake. His name is also a reference to Mr. Cupcake. I think this is at least one clue (among others) to Henry's son being the spirit in Mr. Cupcake.

3/8 Let's talk about how they die.

Bonnie kills Hank. The actor talks about how originally Hank was stabbed in the heart by Bonnie's guitar. This is very similar to the lines that Rockstar Bonnie sings in UCN about betraying a friend.

I think Bonnie killing Hank represents William betraying Henry.

2/8 It was not explored in the movie, but the actors each talk about it and it's in the movie novel:

Hank is a mechanic, and Carl is Hank's son.