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I am also hesitant but believe in dream theory. But in my opinion, it only works if FNAF 3 is also in real life and acts as a hallucination instead of a dream.
Spring trap? Well as I said in my thread, Spring Bonnie broke and killed him cause of what the kid with the toy said. Now, why was it purple guy? Because he is the one who knew about going inside the suits and worked with them, and because the other kids were dead, or had already possesses an animatronic.
Why would they give cake to the Golden Freddy in the FNAF 3 minigames?
Kids hate accepting failure and won't even bother redemption, it could only come from someone more mature and regretting something...
Which one are you talking about? Golden Freddy was the one giving cake to them.
1. In FNAF 3, ballon boy gets a rainbow balloon.
2. Mangle collects a cake.
3. Press chica's cupcake around the horror attraction and give a cake to a kid.
4. A yellow bear jumps out of the frame and gives cake to a kid
5. A weird Purple rabbit thing moves around and gives cake to a kid.
6. The Puppet joins Freddy, Bonnie, Chica and Foxy to all give cake to a kid. Kid reveals to be Golden Freddy.
This is what I'm talking about.
It's because they were giving it to the crying kid, or if the crying child was the puppet, they were giving it to someone else. Either way, Scott said we got FNAF 3 correct.
This makes some degrees of sense, but I wonder what the purpose of this story is. Naturally, stories can just be entertainment, and I quickly point out that the game's auxiliary game is to figure out the lore, so it may be just that it was intended to be difficult to figure out.
I find it a bit odd that Phone Guy would be listening to himself in dreams, that seems strangely meta for the story. Kind of a Russian Nesting Doll scenario, and definitely makes him a bit more insane then we personally see. I would also like to point out that if he took over the night shift, he Could be listening to his own tapes while working.
I do agree that Victim is Phone Guy's Son, but I like the fact that seemingly everyone in Phone Guy's family has passed due to the store. It adds the morbid opposite of Fazbear's being a place for Family and Friends.
(Pause right there at 0:24)
I think that the community should be told: that even though dream theory is the most probable and most realistic theory, a story COULD exist. And in my story FNAF 3 is a real event as well as FNAF 4 minigames.
Whether Phone Guy survived or not, I do think there is more to FNaF3's guard than meets the eye. For the sake of your idea, let's say he did survive, but was injured. Or let's say he tried to burn one of the establishments down BEFORE Fazbear's Fright (I suggested this in another thread). He could be on some sort of life support. Maybe he has trouble breathing after being attacked, or because of the smoke from the fire.
Where am I going with this? Well, have you ever listened to the sounds in your office in FNaF3? The alarm noise that goes off sounds strangely familiar to a hospital ventilator. And when the puppet attacks you, that noise sounds like a heart monitor.
Perhaps the FNaF3 night guard is the one who is dreaming? Maybe he's in a hospital bed just like the crying child was, and he's dreaming up FNaF3.
Oh, wow! It never crossed my mind! This could more back up my theory of FNAF 3 be real and acts as a hallucination and not a dream.
Well, if that's what you said. FNAF 3 is also a dream.
It could go either way: a [real world with hallucinations] or [a dream].
But as you said, you hate dream theory so you'll probably opt for real world with hallucinations.
After all, FNaF3 was supposed to be "all in your mind." I haven't figured out what this means, but this is a start.