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Key Elements of FNAF Lore:

1. The Missing Children Incident (MCI):
2. A central event in the lore, involving the disappearance of several children who are believed to be murdered by a masked individual, later revealed to be William Afton.
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4. The Animatronics as Vessels:
5. The spirits of the murdered children are believed to inhabit the animatronics, turning them into vengeful entities that stalk the night.
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7. William Afton's Role:
8. Afton, also known as the Purple Guy, is the primary antagonist, responsible for the murders and other sinister activities within the Freddy Fazbear's universe.
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10. The Bite of '83/87:
11. Two significant events involving the animatronics, which are often debated among fans for their exact details and impact on the timeline.
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13. The Dream Theory:
14. A prominent theory suggests that parts of the FNAF gameplay, particularly in FNAF 4, take place within the dreams or nightmares of a character, potentially Michael Afton, the son of William.
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16. The Afton Family Saga:
17. The lore heavily involves the Afton family, including William, his children (Michael, Elizabeth, and the unnamed Crying Child), and their intertwined fates with the animatronics.
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19. The Puppet/Charlie:
20. A character who is heavily involved in the lore and is often associated with the spirit of Henry Emily's daughter, who was also murdered by William.
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22. The Evolution of the Pizzerias:
23. The lore spans several locations and iterations of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, from the original restaurant to the later Mega Pizzaplex, each with its own set of horrors and secrets.
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25. The Fazbear Entertainment Entity:
26. A company that plays a central role in the lore, initially as a seemingly innocent business, but later revealed to be involved in various criminal activities.
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Fan Theories and Interpretations:

1. The "FNaF is all a dream" theory:
2. Some players believe that certain games, particularly FNAF 4, are entirely within the protagonist's dreams or nightmares, while others interpret this as a coping mechanism for trauma.
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4. The connection between characters and events:
5. Fans create intricate connections between characters like the Afton family, the missing children, and the animatronics, trying to piece together the full narrative.
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7. The nature of the animatronics' sentience:
8. Players debate whether the animatronics are truly possessed by spirits or if they possess a form of artificial intelligence that allows them to act with malicious intent.
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10. The significance of specific details:
11. Fans analyze minute details in the game, such as the arrangement of objects, cryptic messages, and character designs, to uncover hidden clues and connections