#Mike accidentally pulling girls with his cringefail swag without even realizing it is so funny to me

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There are so many interesting little details and tidbits in the fnaf movie novel

Mike had basically already started taking care of Abby when he was 15, because his parents couldn’t pull themselves together and rarely had anything to do with her. When their parents died, she was 3 and he was 18.

They parentified him 😭

William doesn’t react to Mikes last name in the office scene like he does in the movie, strangely enough. He already knows it, doesn’t react to it or recognize it. Makes you wonder why they changed it for the movie, or if they altered the story. The movie made William recognizing his last name and recognizing him feel like a big deal.

Seems like a lot of girls have a thing for Mike, but he’s super oblivious to it and never picks up on the fact that they’re flirting with him (The Autism™️)

Max in the novel had a crush on him (girl is down bad horrendous), but could never seem to get his attention. Jane approached Max on a bad day after another one of these failed attempts, which is part of the reason why Max agreed to spy for her.

We get a few more deets on the gang that broke into Freddy’s, and the whole scene gets extended a little . Hank and Carl are father and son duo, Max’s dog is here.

When asked, Abby says that the ghost children are younger than she is.

In Mikes dreams, the ghost kids are always changing. Cassidy stays the same, but the other 4 are constantly shifting in and out of focus, like they’re paper drawings, then real kids again, their faces always seem to blur. It’s reflective how none of them have a clear sense of self anymore and can’t remember anything, apart from Cassidy who is very aware of what’s going on.

Garrett’s murder was specifically mentioned to have been before Freddy’s, so he isn’t possessing any of the machines.

Interestingly enough though, his ghost does appear in the novel, a reenactment of the mentioned deleted sequence in the movie where he leads Mike to the archway, and the yellow rabbit then steps out.

The yellow rabbit has no dialogue when he arrives and starts beating Mike up. William only starts speaking when Vanessa arrives and he takes off his mask.

Vanessa’s trauma and fear of her father seem to be expanded on way more in the novel. It was actually kinda sad to read