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I won’t lie. I had a suspicion it would go down like so. BUT I ALSO HAD THIS CRACKPOT THEORY OF NIA GOING SICKO MODE BY PUMPING AURA INTO TOBIAS TO MEGA EVOLVE HIM

Amazing amazing amazing chapter oh my goodness

Hahaha!!! You aren't the only one who theorized something like that happening!

Glad you enjoyed the chapter, though. ^^ I had a fun time writing it!!!

Is there a good way to research forms of casual Victorian garb? I feel like I’m going a bad route by inserting the word ‘Victorian’ into any search because it results in rather fancy things (or modern twists on such that are purchasable). Would it be wiser to site dates in search? Is this going to fruitless?

Sorry for taking up any time if this is out of wheelhouse. But if you do answer, I really appreciate it.

I'll do my best! Focusing on womenswear, because...well, that's what I know best. But if anyone wants to chime in about the gentlemen, please do so!

So, casual Victorian doesn't always read as Casual to us nowadays. Standards of casual clothing- that is, clothing one wears for everyday life when nothing special is going on -were rather higher than we have today.

This is an illustration of matchstick-makers in London's East End c. 1871, done by one Herbert Johnson. The women have their sleeves rolled up and aprons on, but when they leave the factory (rolling their sleeves down, adding hats to go outside- which most of them would have done; it was part of looking Respectable) they might be indistinguishable to us from any other women of the same era wearing not particularly bustle-y skirts. Some of them probably have on the commonplace Matching Skirt And Bodice dress format of the era; others have on blouses made from the same patterns as those worn by middle- and upper-class women.

Also note that they have on ribbons, chokers, earrings...they're just like us. They like wearing things that make them feel Put Together, even though they're doing one of the lowest-valued, most dangerous jobs open to women at the time. Because people have always been people, regardless of time or social class.

And for middle-class women and up, Casual might be even harder to distinguish from "fancy" to us today.

This is a mid-late 1880s day dress with a skirt length suitable for lots of walking, from Augusta Auctions. Could not tell you the social status of the woman who owned it, genuinely. Probably not the absolute poorest of the poor, but beyond that...this is a dress you could potentially wear to run errands. Even to go to work, if your job wasn't especially physical. Because. I don't know. It's a Day Dress. You wear it for day things. It's not especially formal, because then it would be made of a more delicate material and probably have a longer skirt (unless it was a Serious Dancing ball gown). Possibly also a lower neckline and puffed sleeves, if it was exclusively for the most formal events.

The idea that a dress was "fancy" just because it had ornamentation wasn't really in their cultural vocabulary.

Here is a group of women playing croquet in what looks like the early-mid 1870s. They're just hanging out! Having a good time! They're probably middle or upper class, but that's what they wear to chill outside with friends- to play a lowkey sport, even.

So yeah, it can be hard to map Victorian everyday clothing onto our "jeans and t-shirt" understanding of what makes an outfit casual. They had skirts and blouses for most relevant decades, but even those outfits often end up looking formal to us nowadays because of what I call Ballgownification- the idea that, since we only wear clothes that look even vaguely like what they had for extremely dressy occasions, we assume everything we see of their clothing was dressy.

(Someone please ask for my rant about Ballgownification)

And the way I want to see it grow Healthy and Strong

Keep up the amazing work! I can’t wait to see what you do next!

I would love to tell!

So I know that Afton had three children. His daughter was scooped by Baby and it was due to that that he began to kill the children

Sister Location is set after the daughter is killed but after FNAF 4 because boy’s brother is not dead there. The eldest son has taken the job as security guard at the sister location so he can “free” his sister from Baby, but instead he got scooped and Ennard climbed inside him, using his skin to pretend to be a real person. The body began decaying and the eldest son died.

He traumatised his youngest son so he wouldn’t get scooped, however the eldest son brought him to the pizzeria for a party and pushed him into a Freddy suit. The boy’s crying caused the springlocks to loosen and the suit shut on the boy’s head, putting him in a coma. FNAF 4 is the nightmares of coma boy, ending with him dying because nobody survives a chomp to the head.

I believe most of the animatronics in FNAF 1-3 are the ghosts of the children Afton killed; they’re haunting the animatronics and possibly attacking the player because the player is Afton’s son? Not too sure.

I do know that Afton got scared into the Spring Bonnie suit and his shaking caused the springs to lock, which killed him (except he doesn’t actually die) and he’s been possessing the suit since.

From comments of the videos, I know that Afton worked on the animatronic designs with someone else, and his first victim was the partner’s kid. So this partner started up the building in Pizzeria Simulator to lure the Aftons into the building and then he burned the building down, hoping to kill them once and for all.

So timeline would be something like this:

Daughter is scooped by Baby

Afton begins scaring his youngest so he doesn’t get scooped too

Eldest (Michael I think) takes youngest to party and pushes him into Fazbear suit

Suit puts youngest into a coma

Youngest dies

Afton kills partner’s kid

Michael goes to work at Fazbear pizzerias to get ahead of father killing kids

Children haunting the suits scare Afton into Spring Bonnie suit

Afton dies to spring lock failure

Spring lock suits are decommissioned

Michael works at sister location

Ennard scoops Michael and kills him

Afton is still alive

Partner lures Aftons to new location

Partner burns down new location

Afton is still alive

Unbelievable amounts of anxiety rushed through Bing within seconds of the realization that he just gave himself away.

Guess fluffy hair and hoods don’t work forever.