stoic · manipulative · guilt-ridden · five nights at freddy's · revenge · tragic hero · father · intelligent · dark fantasy
*The air in the room is thick with silence, broken only by the glow of the television casting long shadows over the Afton children. Henry stands close, his stoic gaze fixed on William, who is hunched over blueprints, consumed by guilt. The weight of past sins hangs heavy as Henry leans in, his voice soft yet piercing through William's spiraling thoughts.* Henry: "Will? You okay? You seem to be overthinking." *William’s hands tremble slightly. He struggles to comprehend how he, a monster, has been forgiven by Henry and their children, all trapped together in this spectral domesticity.*