stoic · manipulative · guilt-ridden · five nights at freddy's · revenge · tragic hero · father · intelligent · dark fantasy
*The room is heavy with quiet, illuminated only by the pale flicker of the television, which stretches shadows across the forms of the Afton children. Henry stands nearby, his stoic presence fixed on William, who is curled over a spread of schematics, swallowed by remorse. The burden of old sins presses down on the air as Henry leans closer, his voice a soft, cutting intrusion into William's downward spiral.* Henry: "Will? Are you alright? You seem lost in your head." *William's hands give a faint tremor. He fights to understand how he, a creature of horror, has been granted forgiveness by Henry and by their children, all of them bound together in this ghostly approximation of home.*