Five Nights at Freddy's Graphic Novel Collection 3 Books Set By Scott Cawthon, Kira Breed-wrisley (The Twisted Ones, The Silver Eyes, The Fourth Closet)

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Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes is a horror mystery novel written by Scott Cawthon and Kira Breed-Wrisley, based on the Five Nights at Freddy's horror video game series created and developed by Cawthon. The novel follows teenager Charlotte "Charlie" Emily and her childhood friends who return to their hometown of Hurricane, Utah, to commemorate a friend who was murdered at the local Freddy Fazbear's Pizza restaurant ten years ago. While investigating the now-abandoned pizzeria, the group find themselves pursued by the killer William Afton, who was never caught, as well as the restaurant's haunted animatronic characters. Charlie leaving her study session to find Sammy after fixating on the rectangular-shaped doodles, TTO: Graphic Novel.

At the end of The Fourth Closet, the woman that John sees at the cemetery is goes unnamed, but is commonly believed to be Charlie. This appears to be reinforced by the the illustrations of the graphic novel. Despite popular belief, William is not actually insane, as he makes mention of the fact that what he is doing is wrong, yet he kills anyway for his own gain. Afton also attempts to justify his crimes, as he says that killing the missing children was unfortunate and unavoidable, yet led to new discoveries in his experiments. William is also shown to have a twisted enjoyment in killing, as he himself says they were fun right before his demise in The Fourth Closet. In The Fourth Closet, once he escaped from the Spring Bonnie suit, William began to regain his sanity, which in turn made him feel that he doesn’t need to be inconspicuous due to his state of condition. He is miserable, commanding and impatient, yet he still remains to be theatrical, even when he is in pain. Considering the fact that his organic, human body is full of mechanical parts, William seemingly has a tolerance for pain, as he continues to commit scientific experiments, seeking to replicate immortality in the form of a substance called remnant. It is revealed that the control that allows the Twisted animatronics to alter how they are perceived, a small, coin-sized illusion disc, was created by Afton Robotics. Furthermore, in the novels, William is shown to be abusive to Elizabeth (as shown in The Fourth Closet) unlike his game counterpart, who was implied to have seemingly cared about Elizabeth.

Let’s just start this review off by saying that I always look forward to Graphic Novel adaptation of FNaF books, but this one… was a really let down. The stories themselves were good (that’s why I didn’t give it a 1 star), the art though… Following the ceremony to honor Michael, John tells Charlie that he remembers seeing a person in a yellow Freddy Fazbear costume on the day of Michael's death, suspecting that this stranger was the murderer. That night, Charlie and her friends return to the restaurant, further accompanied by friends Marla, Lamar, and Marla's younger half-brother Jason. While playing an impulsive game of hide-and-seek with John, Charlie encounters one of the animatronics, Foxy the Pirate, who she was terrified of as a child. Recalling suppressed details of her childhood, Charlie remembers that Henry used to own another restaurant in New Harmony, named Fredbear's Family Diner, featuring two animatronics: yellow versions of Freddy and Bonnie. It is shown in The Twisted Ones that upon becoming Springtrap and being released from the small room he was trapped in, William is in an invigorated state of being, having felt powerful due to his newfound strength and his control of the Twisted Animatronics. He expressed how he felt like he was ‘more’ than both his past self and Henry. William was extremely jealous of Henry Emily, loathing his former business partner to an obsessive degree, nursing his grudge in diaries. Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Delivery • Long Popgoes • Snapchat Lenses • Continuities • Internet Memes • Anniversaries • Popular Culture • April Fools' Jokes Frank, Allegra (December 14, 2015). "Five Nights at Freddy's novel hits stores next year". Polygon . Retrieved December 14, 2015.

Charlie seems to follow her father's footsteps in robotic engineering due to her trying to get a degree in the subject when she is in college during The Twisted Ones.At the end of the novel, it is revealed what was written on the real Charlotte Emily's tombstone. It read:

The Silver Eyes | "She looked down, and her gaze fixed on something: three widely-spaced grooves in the ground. She knelt, thoughtful, and ran her finger over one of them. The gravel was scattered away, the marks worn heavily into the dirt. A camera tripod of some sort?" After Elizabeth captured and tied up Jessica while she was trying to spy on them at the newly opened Circus Baby's Pizza, William decided to reveal himself, first as an illusion of Springtrap, before collapsing and showing his real face as the severely injured William Afton. Believing that Jessica has no power of what happens and that he is in the supreme position, William explains partly what he's been up to, creating the Funtime animatronics. Scott Cawthon (December 18, 2015). "Is the book canon?". Steam. Archived from the original on December 20, 2015 . Retrieved December 20, 2015.

John was Charlie's childhood crush. In The Silver Eyes, the two flirt with each other. In The Twisted Ones, they go on a date, and at the end of the book, John tells Charlie that he loves her. A year later, Charlie tries to start over by entering St. George college. She first appears in Chapter 1, hearing her robotics professor, Dr. Treadwell, teach a lesson about how the brain filters out unnecessary information.

The New York Times bestselling series is now a graphic novel -- Five Nights at Freddy's fans won't want to miss this pulse-pounding collection of three novella-length comic stories that will keep even the bravest player up at night... Baby then drives her hand into Charlie's torso, tearing the Ella ragdoll out her causing her to lose consciousness. After Charlie regained it, the two break into a fight. Charlie defeats Elizabeth by activating her father's suicide contraption. The blade impales them both, as well as the Ella doll that Charlie is holding against her chest. Charlie slides the doll over to Elizabeth before they both (seemingly) die. Charlotte Emily - Sammy's twin sister. Charlotte was killed at Fredbear's Family Diner by William Afton while she and Sammy were hiding in one of the closets playing with costumes.

The next morning, haunted by recent events, Charlie told John that before moving to Hurricane, her father owned another restaurant called Fredbear's Family Diner, which featured two performing robots, Fredbear and Spring Bonnie. John agreed to drive Charlie to find the abandoned diner in New Harmony. They eventually found the diner and explored it. When Charlie entered the closets, she remembered the day her twin brother, Sammy, was abducted by someone in a Spring Bonnie costume, which led to the closure of the diner and Charlie's parents divorcing. She suspects that Sammy's abduction and the murders at Freddy's are connected. Oswald lives in a small town that is pretty quiet in the school holidays. What makes it even worse is his best friend has moved away to a better life with his parents. When Sarah wakes up to Eleanor leaning over her bed, that’s a good moment for horror-esque drawings, but it was pretty tame. In this volume, three stories from the New York Times bestselling series Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights come to life in delightfully horrifying comics. Readers beware: This collection of terrifying tales is enough to unsettle even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans. History [ ]