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*sigh*
All I ask for is an answer.
Consider the dream theory. If you haven't heard of it check out Game Theory's video on it. It should be one of the most recent. If all the games really ARE just the kid's dreams while he's in the hospital, the vase and IV easter eggs make sense. I also thought of this later, the fact that the victim of the bite of 87 (which I belive is the kid) had his frontal lobe damaged. That came from the doctor, telling his parents about the kid's frontal lobe in the hospital while he was out.
But it doesn't stop there. The box, I don't think it's a box. It's a coffin. The kid was pronounced dead. Scott said something like "What's seen in the shadows is easily mistake by the eyes of a child." The box is hidden in shadows. It probably resembles is toy box, or something like that. After being pronounced dead, he was put into the coffin.
Scott said the box contained all the pieces of the puzzle put together. Who knows all the secrets behind FNaF? Who was the victim of the bite? Who created the story of FNaF and was the subject of the above statement by Scott? The kid.
EDIT: Omg wait, if you look at the human brain
http://www.psych2go.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/brain-typesofmemory.jpg
The frontal lobe only contains short term memory. The events and dreams that scared him so bad would stay in his memory forever. WHICH WAS IN THE BACK LOBE. WHICH IS APPARENLTY UNDAMAGED. What if the back lobe of the child's brain is in the box?
Just wanted to clarify, (Most of this is very thoughtful and well put.) but there is no 'Back Lobe'. There is a Frontal Lobe, but the rest are named after a series of various things; like the Occipital Lobe, which processes what the eye sees. I believe the Greek word for Eyes is Oculus, hence, occipital lobe. I believe (But I'm not a neurologist, just served in the United States Medical Corps when I was in the Navy) what you're looking for is the Temporal Lobe, but in the back of my mind I remember that being misnamed. I might be thinking of the Parietal lobe, I'm not sure.
The Frontal Lobe is named after being behind the Frontal Bone of your skull, I.E. Your forehead. I'm not sure why the frontal lobe was named that officially. It seems kind of out of place in terms of medical names.
What
And us is like
U den goofed
Then Scott is like
OH NO
Us: You done goofed.
Scott: OH NO!!
Is pretty much what he's saying.