Fazbear Frights

Book • 2019 • Horror  

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Does the dog die?
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ConnieBlackwood
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In the fourth short, "Fetch," a neighbor's dog is killed by the dog animatronic, with the protagonist finding its corpse. Said animatronic also gets beaten with a baseball bat but recovers.

No other short stories have dead dogs.
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Does a cat die?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Friendly Face": Not only does a cat die, but his death and its impact is the major driving force of the plot.
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Is someone sexually assaulted?
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ConnieBlackwood
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Apparently Fetch and the neighbor's dog had a fight offscreen but we only see the results.
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Does a horse die?
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Is a minor sexualized?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"To Be Beautiful": Sarah spends a lot of time wishing she had bigger breasts and thinking about other girls' more attractive bodies. One of Eleanor's magical makeovers gives her big breasts, which give her a lot of attention from the boys at school. No adults give her sexual attention but the narrative focus is disconcerting.
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Out of Stock": The Plushtrap toy has eerily realistic eyes that are most likely from a real human. A boy touches one and recoils. At the end of the short, when the toy is destroyed by a train, one of the eyes is torn to tissue, while the other still stares at the sky.
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Is rape mentioned?
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ConnieBlackwood
Yes, but all in written format, so it doesn't scare the audience like it does the characters.
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ConnieBlackwood
Shorts with sad/unpleasant endings:
- "To Be Beautiful"
- "Count the Ways" (ambiguous, confirmed to be a bad ending in epilogues)
- "Fetch"
- "Lonely Freddy"
- "1:35 AM"
- "Room for One More"
- "The New Kid"
- "Step Closer"
- "In the Flesh"
- "The Man in Room 1280"
- "The Real Jake"
- "Hide-and-Seek"
- "The Breaking Wheel"
- "He Told Me Everything"
- "Gumdrop Angel"
- "Sergio's Lucky Day"
- "What We Found"
- "The Puppet Carver" (ambiguous)
- "Jump for Tickets"
- "Pizza Kit"
- "Friendly Face"
- "Sea Bonnies"
- "Together Forever"
- "Prankster" (ambiguous)
- "Kids at Play"
- "Find Player Two!"
- "Felix the Shark"
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Abandonment
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ConnieBlackwood
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"The New Kid": Devon's father abandoned the family when he was a toddler. It still affects him mentally.
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Fetch": The titular Fetch seems to imply it feels abandoned by Greg, but it's also an animatronic he didn't know was alive.
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Abuse
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Fetch": It's never described in detail but it's implied that Greg's father is at the very least emotionally abusive. At the end of the story he grabs him roughly by the arm.
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Is a child abused?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"The New Kid": Devon remembers his father being abusive to his mother. It's unclear if he was abusive to him as well, but his mother currently neglects him.
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Is someone stalked?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Fetch": The main protagonist is continuously stalked by the titular animatronic.
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Animal
Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Fetch": The neighbor's dog is killed by the main animatronic, and the protagonist finds its corpse on his doorstep.
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Does a pet die?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Fetch": A neighbor's dog is mauled and killed by the titular animatronic. The protagonist hides its body.
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Assault
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Blackbird": The protagonist, Nole, is a former bully, and one instance in his childhood where he threw burrs onto two girls is referenced multiple times. His friend, Sam, briefly mentions that he "played a prank" on one of his bullies that makes him feel like he became a bully in the process, but it's not specified what it is.
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Bodily Harm
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ConnieBlackwood
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"In the Flesh": A man cuts open his own stomach to release the parasite inside and slowly bleeds out on the floor. It's described heavily.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Into the Pit": Six dead bodies of children are seen propped up in a backroom.
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Family
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Lonely Freddy": Hazel's Foxy plush has its arm ripped off. It's later repaired and returned to her.
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Does a parent die?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Out of Stock": Prior to the story, Oscar's father died of an infection.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Count the Ways": You could probably count Funtime Freddy holding Millie in his chest cavity until she picks a way to die as "kidnapping."
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Fetch": Greg vomits when he sees a dog corpse left on his doorstep.
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Mental Health
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Hide-and-Seek": Toby self-harms multiple times in an attempt to detach the Shadow from himself. Notable instances involve scrubbing his back raw and trying to drown it off. This does end in suicide.
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Count the Ways": Millie often fantasizes about death and thinks about how it would free her, but does not make any attempt to act on her fantasies and upon being confronted confirms that she doesn't want to die.
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Vehicular
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ConnieBlackwood
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"Kids at Play": The main conflict stems from the protagonist hitting a child with his car and trying to cover it up. The kid later turns up injured but alive.
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