#thinking even

Like, sure there are more obvious things, like him being unsettled when Jack calls him "Willy" bc Henry always used to call him that, but I'm talking specifically the part in dsaf 2 where Jack kills the real fredbear and then dave panics.

I don't personally think it was the act of fighting that wonky-ass ghost bear entity to the death that really freaked Dave out, but rather the fact that in his dying moments, good ol' Fredbear *compared Jack to Henry, saying that he was even worse*. Because honestly, Dave doesn't know shit about Fredbear, why would he care about him dying? He doesn't, I don't think. All he knows is that Fredbear knew Henry, and knew what Henry was like, and is actively claiming that Jack is worse. And that's something worth worrying about, in his eyes.

Oh, and also that Fredbear ( to him ) seems like "the personification of childhood", which is... something Dave really wouldn't want gone, considering part of the way he justifies his murders is by seeing them as "bestowing the gift of eternal childhood on unfortunate kids like him". That's another reason he'd be upset, because it would show that Jack might not be working with him for what he sees as "the right reasons".

Even if he never outwardly shows it, instead claiming to love the man and acting as if they were on great terms, he's still afraid of Henry's influence from "beyond the grave".