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You have a point there. Good luck with the work bud!
Anyway, stop trying to brainwash yourself into believing MatPat's theories. His theories are great, but not all of them are correct.
1). The IV, pills and flowers that Scott placed for a reason in FNaF 4. These go seemingly unexplained in this theory.
The main FNaF4 gameplay kid is an actual child, and he/she is Mike's kid. This child either witnessed Ice Cream Girl's death or heard about it from Crying Child, hence the hallucinations/nightmares about animatronics with teeth in their bellies. (Baby basically "ate" Ice Cream Girl by pulling her into her belly.)
This poor kid has "seen a lot" and may be hallucinating the pills, IV stand and flowers because he/she associates those with someone seen ailing in a hospital or at home. Meanwhile, he/she knows something isn't quite right, because Daddy (Mike, post-scooping) is coming home from work each day looking stranger and stranger.
At any rate, William seems to be "watching" this child at night while Mike is at work, but rather than babysitting he is watching the kid via cameras and possibly by causing the kid to hallucinate or dream the Nightmares.
2). Why would Michael imagine himself as a child? Any specific reason?
Since the room itself, complete with toys, appears on camera in SL, I think it's far more likely that this room is an ordinary room in a house and occupied by an actual child -- Mike's.
3). Why would William be watching the house?
Simple: He's a manipulative control freak. The house may have "been in the family" and he offered to let Mike and his family stay there, only to fill it with hidden cameras so he can monitor their every doing, including those of his grandchild.
4). How do the Plushtrap sequences fit in?
That's less certain, as they appeared to be part of the FNaF4 main gameplay house due to the decor that fell in line with the rest of the house, but the Plushtrap hallway appears to be a separate house according to the maps revealed in SL.
It's even less clear why the Plushtrap player's actions would have bearing on how long the FNaF4 main gameplay child's nights would be -- anyone? Do you think that was purely for gameplay purposes or something else?
5). Why are the Nightmare animatronics marked on the breaker room map?
I'm not sure if they're "real" in any way, as in actual robots, or just hallucinations/dreams, but if William is controlling what the child sees, he probably gets a kick out of manipulating every detail, including where the child's nightmares originate from.
I saw there game "five nights with 39" they say that Michael Afton's son?... named San Schmidt?
right?.. uh.. not me.
I was read there game five nights with 39..