Scott Cawthons’ artistic skills are easily comparable to Moses, Erza, and Ezekiel combined. Ok. Hear me out.

In the bible, the protagonist, (Jesus), is a mortal who is perfect in every way. He is the “second Adam”, mankinds redemptionist. A man devoid of sin who gave his life ultimately for the betterment of our world as we know it. This concept is difficult to connect to. A man who is perfect, it is simply unrelatable. As humans we have humanly desires and flaws. This is where Five Nights at Freddys, also known as the greatest franchise known to man, ties in.

In Five Nights at Freddys we follow several different perspectives and learn about deeply personal and relatable subjects; such as trauma and dysfunctional families. Yes, while the Bible does also deal with these, especially more in depth, it is simply not as easy to connect-to. With nearly a 3400 year gap, the expectations of the Bible are simply unrealistic compared to the raw and deep FNAF storyline.

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