Okay, I'll leave you to it. See you on the flip side.

So, I will catch you on the flip side.

Hopefully.

I called it. I totally called it.

Eight years ago, I told you that the purple guy was the phone guy and now here we are.

William Afton, our killer is on a phone saying see on the flip side.

Just like phone guy did all those years ago.

Finally, I've been vindicated. Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show where every victory is bittersweet.

You see, well I should be super happy that I just had one of my oldest fnaf theories confirmed,

instead I'm feeling haunted by the unsolved mysteries of the past.

Let me explain.

At this point in the series, I feel like we have a really solid understanding of the story.

We know the broad strokes, we know the general timeline,

the few big lingering questions that we've struggled with are starting to come into focus.

Where's the placement of sister location? All the most recent games and books have hinted at its connection to the Fred Bear era.

What's the origins of Faz Bear? Well, the books seem to be given us more and more hints

pointing at the early days of William and Henry's working relationship.

What was the deal with Fnafore?

Literally, the final tale of the Pizzaplex all but spells it out for us.

All of those are probably theories best saved for a later date, but today I wanted to focus on something

else. The clues that we've all completely missed,

the times when this franchise has explicitly tried to tell us something and we've utterly

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