Even some of the things she says (either in her head or out loud) irritate me like she repeatly jokes that she does sit ups. It might be because I'm older than the average FNAF fan but some of the stuff she does is bonkers and down right stupid.

Sure, it's possible to an extent but why put all that effort when all you REALLY need to just make it look cute in the first place? No need to make some weird thingabob that causes your brain make up rubbish, the imagination does that for you! And there are again, like the first book, too many characters to keep track of (I kept confusing who said what to whom at several points) and a big fight scene, although entertaining, doesn't really help the story.Ĭharlie just annoys me to no end. The science behind the new animatronics makes no sense what so ever (basically, it's a cloaking device that tricks the mind to make scary robots look like cute mascots). Honestly, this story is trying to do too much all at once. Charlie, Officer Clyde, Jessica and Charlie's 'real' love interest, John, go in search to find out what is really happening and just who is culprit. As more bodies appear like the dead man's, it soon becomes clear that who or whatever is causing them is after Charlie (like everyone else in this book it seems). (And procceds to break a thousand police procedures in doing so.) He takes her to a crime scene where a body of a dead man is found and she recognises the scars, scars that you could only get from a springlock suit of an animatronic. You are also introduced to a new love interest, Artie (who you can ignore because he doesn't really have a purpose other than making you want to punch him and only shows up at the begining and end of the book.)Ĭharlie meets up with Officer Clyde, who tells her of a murder which she needs to look over. She tries to get on with her life though and is going to college and doing a robotics course which makes her new roomate, Jessica (from the first book) slightly worried. Ones which include her kidnapped, dead twin, Sammy, being locked behind strange metal doors. It takes place a year after the events of the first book and when Charlie (Our.*sighs* 'protagonist') turns eighteen, she starts getting even more weirder and more terrifying nightmares than her normal ones. *I would read the first book (if you can) to get any idea what is happening. In the end, I got it mainly to see if the writing had improved.I can honestly say that after reading this one, I prefer the first book, story-wise. Spoiler Warnings (I'll try not to put any if I can help it!)Īfter I had read the first book, I wasn't sure if I wanted to get this one as the first book had a lot of plots holes and a main character that I couldn't care for.

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