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Um, but I have a whole theory on that.

And then, um, I like to think Charlotte's there only because, you know, if this is truly taking place in the FNAF 6 fire, which I truly, truly think that Ultimate Custom Night and FNAF World take place during and immediately after the fire at FNAF 6...

if that's happening then Charlotte is like going all over the place trying to create FNAF world so the idea that she would like stop it and see if anybody needs help moving on and while there be like William Afton I'm not afraid of you I just I need to I don't hate you right now I just need to see if there's anyone here who needs my help no okay I'm out of here you know I could see that being the case and if you want to argue that that's not the canonical voice of the puppet then that would make sense that would work um But as far as we're aware, the puppet's never canonically spoken.

So on one hand, if the puppet doesn't have a voice, then you could definitely say it's Charlotte.

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I recently watched Hyperdroid's FNAF 6 video and had my entire perspective changed on the timeline, specifically who died first.

I should have paired this earlier because we just talked about this, but let's go for it.

That's just Nightmarionne.

Like you said, we've had other Puppet-related imagery throughout this f- uh, throughout this later half of this, uh, the series In a situation where Charlotte should have moved on in FNAF 6, or at least after FNAF World, which happens, I believe, right after FNAF 6.

So why is she still here? There's a possibility that the blob, while violent and acting out, is in some way trying to be contained by Charlotte, by, by Charlotte, um, because the puppet mask is in the blob.

You know, so there's a possibility there that maybe Charlotte is in some way trying to guide the blob to go after William Afton more than anything else.

I think it's just that, you know, there are multiple ways to interpret Foxy symbolism within the story now.

Like before Secret of the Mimic, if Foxy became relevant, I think it's immediately apparent that like, "Oh, we can maybe draw any sort of parallel or information for Michael Afton because of where Foxy is apparent in the story." But after Secret of the Mimic, now that Fiona is a player and that Fiona has, you know, uh, direct ties to Foxy being his creator, then we do have-- Now it's just more of a nuanced conversation now.

It's like if there's heavy Foxy presence, it's like, okay, are we doing a Michael Afton bit, or are we doing a Fiona bit? I think it helps that Michael Afton is nearly definitively dead and has moved on from FNAF 6.

So because of that, I think it's pretty safe to assume any Foxy representation or mo- or m- symbolism moving forward is likely about Fiona.

So it kind of explains why, like the explanation in the book that it's being given is like this soul is able to keep William alive and torment him because it's connected to William Afton's soul.

And if William Afton's soul is intermingled with the Springlock suit and he takes parts of the vengeful spirit Springlock suit and like melds it to himself, that's literally combining that spirit onto your own body, right? And now when your hold on the body is loosening because of the fires of FNAF 6, suddenly that soul you attach to yourself can take over and make Ultimate Custom Night happen.

So that's my thoughts.

Well, that's not my thoughts.