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Previous: Next: First:Yes, Ian actually sacrificed his video game money. That was kind of a bummer at first, but he'd have felt like a creep if he hadn't. He's such a cinnamon roll, isn't he?
You just can't predict what will set Springtrap off any more. I think he needs to switch to decaf.
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Springaling 243: Lunch Money
Panel 1:
Springtrap: C'mon, I want to hear about your worst screw-up. For real this time.
Puppet: Well...okay. This is one I still think about sometimes. I wonder what went wrong.
Panel 2:
Puppet: There was this girl. I bought her lunch a few times-
Springtrap: A bad date? Fine. Whatever. Let's hear it.
Panel 3:
Puppet: No! Nothing like that! I was thirteen and she was, I don't know, eighteen or so!
Springtrap: Whoa. This got strange quick.
Panel 4:
Puppet: I met her when I cut through a Wendy's parking lot on the way to an arcade.
She was, um, at the dumpster. She was really embarrassed when she saw me.
Panel 5:
Puppet: Nobody ought to have to go through garbage for food! I asked her if she'd have lunch with me. She was real iffy at first, but she agreed.
Panel 6:
Puppet: We had lunch a few times, and we got to be friends. I didn't get to the arcade, but I couldn't spend money on games when she was hungry. She told me she and her little sister were living out of an old car.
Panel 7:
Puppet: I told her my church would help her, no questions asked. They'd give her food and a place to stay, and help her get back home again. She looked like she'd seen a ghost when I said that!
I never saw her again. I wonder what happened to her. I hope she got home safely.
Springtrap: You naive little IDIOT!
Panel 8:
Puppet: What?
Springtrap: Did it ever occur to you that when a kid runs away from home, leaving behind food and bed and bathroom and clean water, they just might have a DAMNED GOOD REASON?!
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Chinese Mandarin by
Springaling 243: 餐費
Panel 1:
Springtrap: 好了，我要聽你搞砸過最大的事。認真的。
Puppet: 這...好吧。這件事我偶爾還是會想起來。我在想到底哪裡做錯了。
Panel 2:
Puppet: 有這麼個女孩子。我給她買過幾次午飯-
Springtrap: 糟心的約會？ 好吧。隨便了。來說說吧。
Panel 3:
Puppet: 不！不是那種事情！我那個時候十三歲然後她，大概，十八歲那樣吧！
Springtrap: 喔，展開突然變得奇怪了。
Panel 4:
Puppet: 我是在橫穿一個快餐店的停車場時看見她的，當時我正準備去遊戲廳。
她當時，額，在垃圾箱旁邊。她看見我的時候非常尷尬。
Panel 5:
Puppet: 沒人應該在垃圾桶里找吃的！ 所以我問她要不要和我一起吃午飯。她一開始很猶豫，但是後來同意了。
Panel 6:
Puppet: 我們在一起吃了幾次飯，之後我們就變成朋友了。雖然我沒去成遊戲廳，但是在她餓的時候我沒辦法把錢花在遊戲上。她告訴我她和她妹妹在一輛舊車里生活。
Panel 7:
Puppet: 我跟她說我的教會會幫助她，不會問她任何事情。他們會給她食物和住所，并幫他回家。在我說完后她的表情就像是見了鬼一樣！
之後我就再沒見過她了。我在想她怎麼樣了。希望她能安全到家。
Springtrap: 你這個天真的小*蠢貨*！！
Panel 8:
Puppet: 什麼?
Springtrap: 你就從來沒有想過當一個小鬼連食物床鋪洗漱用具和乾淨的水都不帶就從家裡跑出來是*有原因*的嗎？！
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CZECH/ČEŠTINA by
Springaling 243: Peníze na oběd
Panel 1:
Springtrap: No ták, chci slyšet o tom, co si nejvíce zkazil. Ale tentokrát opravdový.
Puppet: No….dobře. O tomhle občas přemýšlím. Zajímalo by mě, co jsem udělal špatně.
Panel 2:
Puppet: Holčička, které jsem občas koupil oběd-
Springtrap: Špatný rande? Fajn. No a co. Poslechněme si to.
Panel 3:
Puppet: Ne! Nic takového! Bylo mi třináct a ona, nevím, osmnáct nebo tak!
Springtrap: Vou. Tohle se stalo rychle divný.
Panel 4:
Puppet: Potkal jsem ji, když jsem si zkrátil cestu skrz Wendino parkovací místo na cestě do herny.
Byla na, em, skládce. Opravdu se styděla, když mě spatřila.
Panel 5:
Puppet: Nikdo by neměl procházet odpadky pro jídlo! Zeptal jsem se, jestli by si se mnou dala oběd. Nejprve pochybovala, ale souhlasila.
Panel 6:
Puppet: Párkrát jsme spolu obědvali a stali se přáteli. Na hernu jsem nedošel, ale nemohl jsem utrácet peníze za hry, když měla hlad. Řekla mi, že ona a její malá sestra žily ve starém autě.
Panel 7:
Puppet: Řekl jsem jí, že by jí můj kostel pomohl, ale nedotázal by se jí. Dali by jí jídlo a místo, kde zůstat a pomoct jí se dostat zpět domů. Vypadala jako by viděla ducha, když jsem to řekl.
Už jsem ji nikdy neviděl. Zajímalo by mě, co se s ní stalo. Doufám, že je v bezpečí domova.
Springtrap: Ty malý naivní IDIOTE!
Panel 8:
Puppet: Co?
Springtrap: Nenapadlo tě, že když dítě uteče z domova, opustí jídlo, postel a koupelnu s čistou vodou, možná má ZATRACENĚ DOBREJ DŮVOD?!
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Dutch by
Springaling 243: Lunchgeld
Panel 1:
Springtrap: Kom op. Vertel eens iets dat je écht verklooid hebt.
Puppet: Nou... Goed, dan. Ik zit hier eigenlijk nog steeds mee, en ik vraag me af wat er nou misging.
Panel 2:
Puppet: Er was een meisje waar ik een aantal keren lunch voor had gekocht.
Springtrap: Een rotdate? Het zal wel. Vertel maar verder.
Panel 3:
Puppet: Nee, dat was het niet! Ik was zelf dertien, en zij was iets van achttien, of zo!
Springtrap: Nou zeg, nu klinkt het pas écht raar.
Panel 4:
Puppet: Ik ging door een parkeerplaats van Wendy's heen, op weg naar de speelhal. Daar ontmoette ik haar.
Ze stond, eh... Bij een afvalcontainer. Ze schaamde zich kapot toen ze me zag.
Panel 5:
Puppet: Natuurlijk verdient niemand het om uit het vuilnis te eten! Dus toen had ik haar gevraagd of ze met mij lunch zou willen eten. Ze twijfelde eerst, maar ze stemde wel toe.
Panel 6:
Puppet: We hadden een aantal keren samen lunch gegeten, en zo werden we vrienden. Ik was niet meer naar de speelhal gekomen, maar wanneer ze honger had, had ik daar toch het geld niet voor. Ze had me verteld dat zij en haar zusje in een oude auto woonde.
Panel 7:
Puppet: Toen zei ik dat ze heus wel bij mijn kerk terecht konden, dat ze daar onderdak en te eten zouden krijgen, en zouden helpen om haar naar huis terug te brengen. Maar toen schrok ze zich rot!
Ik had haar sindsdien nooit meer gezien, maar ik vraag me nog steeds af wat er mis was. Ik hoop maar dat ze weer thuis terecht is gekomen.
Springtrap: Kleine, naïve IMBECIEL die je bent!
Panel 8:
Puppet: Wat?
Springtrap: Gebruik je hoofd! Als dat kind van huis is weggelopen, en zo haar huis, haar bed, haar WC, haar eten en drinken achterlaat, had ze daar toch een VERDOMD goeie reden voor?!
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French by
Springaling 243: Argent pour le repas
Case 1:
Springtrap: Allez, je veux t'entendre parler de ta pire bêtise. Pour de vrai cette fois.
Puppet: Hum...d'accord. Il y a celle a laquelle je pense parfois. Je me demande ce qui a mal tourné.
Case 2:
Puppet: C'était cette fille. Je lui acheté un repas parfois-
Springtrap: Un mauvais rendez vous? Ok. Peu importe. Ecoutons celà.
Case 3:
Puppet: Non! Rien de tout ça! J'avais treize ans et elle avait, je ne sais pas, dix huit ou plus!
Springtrap: Whaouh. C'est devenu étrange rapidement.
Case 4:
Puppet: Je l'ai rencontrée que je prenais un raccourci par le parking de Wendy alors que je m'en allais vers les arcades.
Elle était, hum, aux poubelles. Elle était très embarrasée quand elle m'a vu when she saw me.
Case 5:
Puppet: Personne n'avait à chercher dans les poubelles pour de la nourriture ! Je lui ai demandé si elle voulait prendre le repas avec moi. Elle était douteuse au premier abord, mais elle a accepté.
Case 6:
Puppet: Nous avons pris le repas ensemble pendant un certain temps, et nous sommes devenus amis. Je ne suis pas allé aux arcades, mais je ne pouvais utiliser de l'argent sur les jeux alors qu'elle était affamée. Elle m'a dit qu'elle et sa petite sœur vivaient dehors dans une vieille voiture.
Case 7:
Puppet: Je lui ai dit que l'église l'aiderait, sans poser de question. Ils leurs donnerait un endroit où loger et manger, et l'aiderait à revenir chez elle. Elle m'a regardé comme si elle avait vu un fantôme quand j'ai dit ça!
Je ne l'ai plus jamais revu. Je me demande ce qui lui est arrivée. J'espère qu'elle a pu retourner chez elle en sécurité.
Springtrap: Tu n'es qu'un petit IDIOT naïf!
Case 8:
Puppet: Quoi ?
Springtrap: Ca ne t'es jamais venu à l'esprit que quand un enfant fugue de sa maison , laissant derrière nourriture, lit, salle de bain et eau potable qu'il doit avoir une FOUTUE BONNE RAISON?!
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Polish/Polski by
Springaling 243: Kasa na lunch
Panel 1
Springtrap: No weź, chcę dowiedzieć się o twoim najgorszym schrzanieniu. Tym razem na serio.
Puppet: No... okej. O tym dotąd czasami myślę. Zastanawiam się, co zrobiłem nie tak.
Panel 2
Puppet: Była dziewczyna... Kilka razy przyniosłem jej lunch.
Springtrap: Nieudana randka? Dobra. Wszystko jedno. Słucham.
Panel 3
Puppet: Nie, nic takiego! Miałem trzynaście lat, a ona, nie wiem, z osiemnaście!
Springtrap: Whoa. Nagle zrobiło się dziwnie.
Panel 4
Puppet: Spotkałem ją przechodząc przez parking Wendy's, idąc do strefy gier.
Była, uh, przy śmietniku. Naprawdę się zawstydziła, gdy mnie zobaczyła.
Panel 5
Puppet: Nikt nie powinien musieć grzebać w śmieciach szukając jedzenia! Zaproponowałem jej, aby zjadła ze mną lunch. Na początku była podejrzliwa, ale się zgodziła.
Panel 6
Puppet: Kilka razy jedliśmy razem lunch, i zaprzyjaźniliśmy się. Nie dotarłem do strefy arkad, ale nie mogłem wydawać pieniędzy na gry, gdy ona była głodna. Powiedziała mi, że ona i jej młodsza siostra mieszkały w starym aucie.
Panel 7
Puppet: Powiedziałem jej, że nasza parafia z chęcią jej pomoże, nie zadając pytań. Daliby jej jedzenie i miejsce do spania, i pomogli wrócić do domu. Gdy to usłyszała, wyglądała jakby zobaczyła ducha! Nigdy więcej jej nie zobaczyłem. Zastanawiam się co się z nią stało. Mam nadzieję, że bezpiecznie wróciła do domu.
Springtrap: Ty naiwny, mały IDIOTO!
Panel 8
Puppet: O co ci chodzi?
Springtrap: Czy nigdy nie przyszło ci do głowy, że jeśli dzieciak ucieka z domu, zostawiajàc za sobą jedzenie i łóżko i łazienkę i czystą wodę, to ma kurna dobry powód?!
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Portuguese/Português by
Springaling 243: Dinheiro de lanche
Panel 1:
Springtrap: Vai, eu quero escutar a maior idiotice que fez. De verdade dessa vez.
Puppet: Bem...ok. Essa eu ainda penso sobre as vezes. Eu me pergunto o que deu errado.
Panel 2:
Puppet: Tinha essa menina. Eu a comprei comida algumas vezes-
Springtrap: Mau encontro? Está bem. Tanto faz. Vamos escutá-la.
Panel 3:
Puppet: Não! Nada como isso! Eu era treze e ela era, eu não sei, dezoito ou algo!
Springtrap: Nossa. Isso ficou estranho rápido.
Panel 4:
Puppet: Eu a conheci quando eu peguei atalho num estacionamento a caminho do arcade.
Ela estava, eh, num lixão. Ela estava bem envergonhada quando me viu.
Panel 5:
Puppet: Ninguém devia ir para o lixo procurar por comida! Eu a perguntei se ela lancharia comigo. Ela estava duvidosa no começo, mas concordou.
Panel 6:
Puppet: Lanchamos algumas vezes, e viramos amigos. Não consegui ir pro arcade, mas não poderia gastar dinheiro em jogos quando ela estava com fome. Ela me disse que ela e sua irmãzinha estavam vivendo de um carro velho.
Panel 7:
Puppet: Eu disse que a minha igreja a ajudaria, sem perguntas. Eles a dariam comida e um lugar para morar, E ajudar ela a chegar em casa novamente. Ela parecia que tinha visto um fantasma quando disse isso!
Eu nunca a vi de novo. Eu me pergunto o que deve ter acontecido com ela. Espero que ela chegou em casa segura.
Springtrap: Seu pequeno IDIOTA ingênuo!
Panel 8:
Puppet: O que?
Springtrap: Já te ocorreu que quando uma criança fogede casa, deixando para trás comida e cama e banheiro e água limpa, eles podem ter uma MALDITA RAZÃO BOA?!
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Russian/Русский by
Спрингалинг 243: Деньги на обед
Кадр 1:
Спрингтрап: Ну, давай, я хочу узнать про твой самый грандиозный провал. В этот раз про настоящий.
Марионетка: Ну… окей. Об одном я задумываюсь до сих пор. Я гадаю, что же пошло не так.
Кадр 2:
Марионетка: Была одна девушка. Я пару раз купил ей перекусить-
Спрингтрап: Неудавшееся свидание? Ладно. Сойдет. Расскажи.
Кадр 3:
Марионетка: Нет! Совсем не это! Мне было тринадцать, а ей, я не знаю, восемнадцать или около того!
Спрингтрап: Ого. Вот это уже странно.
Кадр 4:
Марионетка: Я встретил её на парковке рядом с закусочной Венди, когда шел поиграть в аркадный автомат.
Она была, эм, около контейнера для мусора. Она очень смутилась, когда увидела меня.
Кадр 5:
Марионетка: Никто не должен рыться в мусоре, чтобы добывать себе еду! Я спросил, не хочет ли она пообедать вместе со мной. Поначалу она колебалась, но потом согласилась.
Кадр 6:
Марионетка: Мы пару раз пообедали вместе, и стали друзьями. Я так и не дошел до аркад, но зато мог потратить деньги на неё, когда она была голодна. Она рассказала мне, что она жила со своей маленькой сестрой в старой машине.
Кадр 7:
Марионетка: Я сказал ей, что моя церковь может ей помочь, и ей не будут задавать вопросов. Они могут дать ей еды и крышу над головой, и помочь вернуться домой. Она посмотрела на меня так, как будто она увидела привидение, когда я сказал ей это!
Я никогда её больше не видел. Я не знаю, что с ней случилось. Я надеюсь, что она вернулась домой цела и невредима.
Спрингтрап: Ах ты наивный маленький ИДИОТ!
Кадр 8:
Марионетка: Что?
Спрингтрап: А тебе никогда не приходило в голову, что когда дети убегает из дома, оставив еду и кров и ванную и чистую воду, у них могут быть на это ОПРЕДЕЛЁННЫЕ ПРИЧИНЫ?!
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Spanish/Español by
Springaling 243: Dinero del almuerzo
Panel 1:
Springtrap: Vamos, quiero oír de tu peor metida de pata. De verdad esta vez.
Puppet: Bueno...bien. Este es uno en el que aun pienso de vez en cuando. Me pregunto qué salió mal.
Panel 2:
Puppet: Estaba esta chica. Le compre el almuerzo algunas veces-
Springtrap: ¿Una mala cita? Bien. Lo que sea. Vamos a oírlo.
Panel 3:
Puppet: ¡No! ¡No era nada como eso! ¡Yo tenía trece años y ella, no sé, dieciocho o por ahí!
Springtrap: Wow. Esto se puso extraño rápido.
Panel 4:
Puppet: La conocí cuando tome un atajo por un estacionamiento de camino a un arcade.
Ella estaba, ehm, en el basurero. Estaba muy avergonzada cuando me vio.
Panel 5:
Puppet: ¡Nadie debería tener que buscar en la basura para conseguir comida!
Le pregunté si almorzaría conmigo. Ella estaba dudosa al principio, pero al final acepto.
Panel 6:
Puppet: Almorzamos unas cuantas veces, y llegamos a ser amigos. No me alcanzaba para el arcade, pero no podía gastar dinero en juegos mientras ella pasaba hambre. Me dijo que ella y su hermana pequeña estaban viviendo fuera en un coche viejo.
Panel 7:
Puppet: Le dije que mi iglesia la ayudaría, sin hacer preguntas. Le darían comida y un lugar para quedarse, y la ayudarían a volver a casa. ¡Parecía que había visto un fantasma cuando le dije eso!
Nunca la volví a ver. Me pregunto qué le pasó a ella. Espero que llegara a su casa a salvo.
Springtrap: ¡Tú ingenuo pequeño IDIOTA!
Panel 8:
Puppet: ¿Qué?
Springtrap: ¡¿Nunca se te ocurrió que cuando un niño huye de casa, dejando atrás comida y cama y baño y agua limpia, que quizás podría tener una BUENA MALDITA RAZÓN?!
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Swedish/Svenska by and
Springaling 243: Lunchpengar
Panel 1:
Springtrap: Kom igen, jag vill veta ditt värsta misstag. På riktigt den här gången.
Puppet: Tja... okej. Detta är en grej som jag fortfarande tänker på ibland. Jag undrar vad som gick fel.
Panel 2:
Puppet: Det var en tjej. Jag köpte lunch åt henne ett par gånger-
Springtrap: En dålig date? Okej. Visst. Låt oss höra den.
Panel 3:
Puppet: Nej! Inte sådär! Jag var tretton och hon var, jag vet inte, arton eller något!
Springtrap: Oj. Det här blev konstigt snabbt.
Panel 4:
Puppet: Jag mötte henne när jag tog en genväg över en Wendys-parkering när jag var då väg till en arkadhall.
Hon var, eh, vid en soptunna. Hon blev riktigt generad när hon såg mig.
Panel 5:
Puppet: Ingen borde behöva leta igenom sopor för mat! Jag frågade om hon ville äta lunch med mig. Hon var osäker först, men gav med sig.
Panel 6:
Puppet: Vi åt lunch några gånger och blev kompisar. Jag gick inte till arkadhallen, men jag kunde inte spendera pengar på spel när hon var hungrig. Hon berättade att hon och hennes lillasyster bodde i en gammal bil.
Panel 7:
Puppet: Jag berättade för henne att min kyrka skulle hjälpa henne, inga frågor ställda. De skulle ge henne mat och ett ställe att bo och hjälpa henne komma hem igen. Hon såg ut som ett spöke när jag sade det!
Jag såg henne aldrig igen. Jag undrar vad som hände med henne. Jag hoppas hon kom hem säkert.
Springtrap: Du din naiva lilla IDIOT!
Panel 8:
Puppet: Vadå?
Springtrap: Du kom aldrig att tänka på att om ett barn rymmer hemifrån och lämnar mat, en säng, badrum och rent vatten så kanske de har ett VÄLDIGT BRA SKÄL?!
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Comments: 78
I know I'm a little late commenting on this but I must say you're an amazing storyteller. I absolutely love the characterization of both Ian and Springtrap and how they play off each other, Ian's naivety on the situation versus Spingtrap's cynicism on the reality. In addition the time and effort you planned for this storyline, a year if I remember correctly from the description, is very aspiring because it shows just how much you planned in advance for a compelling and thought-provoking storyline, something unusually expected of a gag comic series of FNaF. In short I hope that are more serious storylines in the future as well as the funny ones.
Though then again perhaps I'm just another preacher in the choir.
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Thank you! I consider myself a storyteller above all--well, certainly more than an artist!--so I really appreciate hearing that my story is coming across well. I have more comedy and drama planned, and I hope you enjoy what's coming up!
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Despite his rude nature, it's nice to see Springtrap act like he actually cares about the girl's decision. Which he does of course as we see in the later comics.
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Well I've never been in her situation, but if she was 18, she must've known all she had to do was tell the priests she'd been abused at home... right?
Unless the mere thought of it, even the slightest hint of a possibility, scared the bejeezus out of her.
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Eighteen is just the Puppet's estimate. He didn't know her exact age.
Abused kids are often convinced that they deserve the treatment they've gotten, that nobody will help them, that it's normal, et cetera. That's how they were raised, after all. And, yeah, just the thought of being made to go back caused her to break contact with Ian.
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The thing is that she would have been charged with kidnapping. She would have been taken to prison while her younger sibling would have been returned home. That's the best case scenario.
Now being 18, even if the police knew they were run aways, they could not have made her go back, but they legally have to take her sister back.
All this said, yes, the very hint that she might have to go back, or that her little sister had to go back without her, was utterly terrifying.
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here's a hug (or 3)
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Poor, poor Marionette. So naive, so innocent. Tries to do good things but probably messed up.
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such a cute little cinnamon roll too good for this world too pure such a rotten sinnamon roll too bad for this world too evil such an ok cinnamon roll perfect for this world not too good or evil
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Poor Ian... Springtraps right, he really can be quite naive but then he was only 14 when he died so no surprise there really.
Just had a peak at the chat, and i noticed a few people commenting on how "gentle" Springtrap seems to be in that last panel...
But... I honestly don't think he's trying to be gentle or parental here at all. I mean.. its Springtrap... I think he's doing it to make sure he has Ian's full attention while he talks to him and to have him understand that he is being genuinely serious with what he's saying, very much like he was with little Plushtrap earlier in the comic.
I could be wrong, but that's just my take on the situation.
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That's his "Listen up and listen tight" technique. He rarely touches people (Plushtrap excepted), so when he does there's meaning to it.
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I understand this page now,because i readded it twice XD
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Man I could feel the salt coming out of Springtrap from my computer...
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His tear tracks turn blue! Is he actually crying?
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to show that he's sad yes i believe.
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ian did a good thing i feel sad when puppet told that story..
it made me think about my friend...
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"cinnamon roll"
woah did you say cinnamon roll?
as in cinnamon?
you know i love cinnamon a lot
i tried cinnamon when i was 10
and i loved it so da-
bye
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Ok, this is what I felt to be told eventually by Springtrap. Ian is indeed open minded, and can observe things from different points of view but it doesn't mean he can understand everything he is seeing. He just senses what is there, despite not getting what it is, because he never experienced such a harsh life, on its own, until at least he got murdered. Smelling smoke, but failing to tell what is burning is unfortunately his position at the moment, and this is exactly what pissed Springtrap the most.
And I can't help but relate to Springtrap frustration. There nothing more infuriating that watching someone able to follow the tracks and failing to see the elephabt in front of them. It make your skin really thin and decaf can't really help, at that point.
But I don't blame Ian either. It is normal for other to not be able to get always what you trying to tell without words. I have myself in a few occasions been in this same position, despite my best attempt to understand people. I missed a few time signals of distress from others, because at that time I was too young, or not informed enough yet. And those clues that was given to you, keep indeed on haunting you as you grow older and realize: Yes, I missed something massive here.
It is amazing how we are confined to keep everything for ourselves; to "protect" us from others while aching for people to cross the silent wall we're erecting, in fear of being exposed or vulnerable. People call that politeness sometimes, or discretion, or privacy, or proof of strength. Keeping our pain is often prized while opening or complaining is seen as rudeness or signs of weakness. But all it does it is making this pile of darkness rotting inside, and raise the hope that someone will set us free, but with the fear to leave the prison we have built around us. Except the one holding the hammer is us...
Ian is right: In the end, Springtrap is the only one that can free himself.
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Now here is something I'm left asking myself after reading this; how much does Springtrap want the Puppet to find the clues to his past?
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Seeing how much Springtrap keep on coming back to Puppet with his dare and provocations, a lot and in the same time none. But I think a lot of his wishes is either denied or unconscious. If really he didn't want Puppet to understand, he wouldn't make this deal with him, he would simply shut him up and leave the room. But he keeps on testing Ian.
It is a daring game: "I dare you to understand me since you are so curious, but I am pretty sure you won't. Yet I'll keep on coming back to you to see if you will be smart enough to read between the lines. Since you pretend you can. But I'll make sure you won't."
It is what we call a reverse psychology. Springtrap convinced himself that he doesn't want or can't be free. But Ian his challenging his definition of himself, that is pretty destabilizing. No matter what, Puppet already had shaken his world. And the tones of denial Springtrap dug himself under isn't enough to keep the pretentions up. It is annoying him a lot because he might feel extremely insecure. It is not that he "knows" he is in denial or twisted his mind to fit in his vision of the world (as a survival instinct), it is just he define himself this way. He knows isn't right, but claim that it can't any other way. And Ian is basically lighting up how much it isn't the case.
Well that is how I interpret his behavior. Mostly because I witness this behavior before.
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I know it' been a while, but I wanted to let you know that I read your comments, and you make a whole lot of sense. You've been doing some serious thinking about where Springtrap's mind is now, and you've got some things right. If Springtrap really didn't want the Puppet to know about him, he'd just shut up. Instead, he offers bits and pieces, and has even worked on the arcade machines despite having little interest in the games.
What does Springtrap expect out of this? I doubt even he knows.
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Abuse, forced sexual behaviors, drug use, alcoholism, possibly violent behavior between the parents that has not yet involved the kids. The list is pretty long but the two most common ones are Abuse and forced sex.
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I thought Springtrap was trying to emphasize that he did the same thing. Luckily, I found out later in the comic.
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springtrap is being mean again.
If i had a dollar for every time he was mean...
I'd have a lot of dollars.
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Springtrap isn't being mean. By that story alone Springtrap knew that that kid was a runaway because home wasn't safe, Involving the younger sibling claimed both would have been in danger if they stayed. When the Puppet told them his church can help bring them home they disappeared because they were happier on the streets. If anything, Springtrap did the same until he got a job at Freddy's .
Like the old saying goes. 'It takes one to know one'. Springtrap knew pain for years from Dog Fighting to Abuse by his parent(s) only to let it out on kids whome took revenge and made him who he is today. Now stuck with his past mistakes, he hates himself even more and is just...lost. Springtrap is alone and scared and he feels no one understands him. That's why when he admitted to love being Fredbear that is because Fredbear was a persona to forget his sad life and be someone new, someone that was loved and admire by kids and adults alike.
DIDNT MEAN TO PREACH. SORRY.
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Do not be sorry in the least. You're definitely seeing some of what is going on.
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Oh...my..GoldenFreddy. You saw my comment. You replied to my comment!!!! 
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It's ok, i get waht you're saying. I've had bully problems and wel..
I see shouting as bullying
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I was on the physical and mental side of it.
My apologize for not seeing it through your eyes.
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Whoa Springy! Is there something you're not telling us here?
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Springtrap! Marionette just tried to help this girl. (even if it's a little stupid what he said in the last one) But stop talking with this tone. It's making you looks mean, I know you're trying to explain him, but not like that. Not like a brute. It's make me sad seing you guys, one sad and one mad. Hopefully, I'm sad not mad or I'll bite my hand again.
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tbh maybe ian was too young to understand at the time? as soon as i read the second to last panel i was on the same page (so to speak) as springy.
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