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Hardwick goes after her but she'd gotten too far ahead and she ends up getting captured by Jeff's Killers because she believed Liu had gone to Shortcut Road to confront them.

Liu, Jane and Randy eventually team up to rescue Jeff from Noah and Clarissa Sawyer's abandoned clinic hideout. Jeff is broken from his conditioning when Randy flashes a series of blue lights into his face. The building is burning down and Liu is serverly wounded so he opts to remain with Jeff while Randy and Jane escape the collapsing building, allowing Jeff and Liu to reunite briefly and spend their final moments alive as brothers.

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Those were the only 3 in play. Mainly because I could make a nice little rhyming scheme with them.

Nah, my jeff-o-verse always shared the same universe as my other original stories. Hence the Hyraaq Tobit crossover when Derrick Reynolds is the director of Cult Hunters (he was a protagonist in the Tobit series) as well as Nina mentioning Lacy Suzino (an antagonist in the same series)

I'm not 100% on this but I feel like Drake did it as a sort of power move to show he wasn't intimidated or impressed by whatever local lore some small suburb might think is important. Drake buying Jeff's house and then clearing out Shortcut Road where the Jeff's Killers hung out would be a double bitch slap to anyone who doubted his confidence.

So honestly I don't know much about FNAF. I have Springtrap in Dead By Daylight but that's about it. I used to think his name was Freddy Fuckbear, no lie. But I guess the characters that could survive the night would be Dalton and Simon, probably Dalton and Nina, Jane and her lawyer more than likely, and I feel like Liu and Reverned Carter would do well. The only ones I think could solo the week would be Nina or Dalton. As for Jeff's Killers haunting Randy, I never wrote out why exactly they were stalking him, but I think it would have been under the orders of Sawyer or his kids to try and lure Randy back into Mandeville to continue the experiment. They kept Jeff alive for so long and I can't help but think they'd want to see what would happen if they were put in the same room together with Jeff in his broken mental state.

Okay so the Nina questions first Does her value her brother now, yes. Sawyer was largely responsible for encouraging her to act out in the most violent responses, where as with Dalton she has learned to tolerate it How often did she meet Dalton? At least 3, counting the first 2 times (the shed and her moving into his house) and the 3rd being when she comes back to help him infiltrate Jeff's Killers hideout Did she get popular? Considering her notoriety and fame for having helped find Randy it's safe to say that she'd be sort of a big deal, so yeah About Jeff - she actually finds him embarrassing, not against him but because of how her obsession made her behave. Sort of like looking back at a time when you were in a fandom 100% only to grow out of it and wonder why you were ever that into it in the first place For Jane Favorite color is purple Not sure if Hardwick would have died or not. But she moved on the same way she moved on from her parents' deaths, through therapy and grief and time. The washing one? As for her old friends, in time I'm sure people will reach out to sort of ask what the hell you know. She was also a child of wealth which meant that a lot of her friends may have been snobs who were glad she moved away, but since she's essentially famous now, the good and the bad ones will probably reach out For Liu Basically the pastor convinced him to take the win for once instead of yet another loss, so Reverend Carter used his connections in publication to push Liu's book through. Liu would have probably survived even without taking the deal since the cops were right at the door Liu saw a kindred sister in Jane since she was the only other victim of his brother's infamy that he knew directly, but he also could tell Hardwick wanted nothing to do with him Liu did in fact forgive Randy, especially since they were all sort of victims of Sawyer one way or another Liu saw Jeff's Killers as a threat since he'd already dealt with Carter's cult before they became partners. He knew how far people could go when properly motivated

He didn't, a member of Sawyer's cult disguised as Jeff did. Jeff in fact has no idea who Jane even is

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Simon was a cold case detective so he specialized in investigating for the challenge. I think he enjoyed investigating Jeff because it was such a sensationalized event Simon Diamond would have been hilarious, but his birth last name was Lymon so he just changed his first name from Solomon to Simon to make it rhyme It was less about fire than it was about the heat hitting Jeff when it came to the flair gun Mandeville in 2026 probably still bans the sale of Liu's book Jane is probably the richest, Liu second, Randy third. They're all comfortably millionaires Yes, my version of Nina the Killer was inspired by a real life talk show interview with a psychotic girl in 1993 Jeff goes nutty, Randy holds up his phone with it's last bit of battery a screen with solid blue screen turned to high brighness which snaps Jeff out of the red haze.

Simon has that young uncle sort of wisdom, and Dalton has that sort of pragmatic life maturity. I'd say either of them would be best at it.

Randy would like dogs, Liu gives me ferret vibes, Jeff probably a fish guy, and Nina.. well, do you remember the last time she got ahold of some cats?

Yeah, just imagine your standard 2 story suburban home. Big porch, fireplace, hardwood floors in the kitchen, a den and a probably a loft over the second floor

He'd probably mumble something about "when I was a kid I idolized Mr. T like a normal fucking person"

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