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“ | Your dad made you follow instructions, didn’t he? I’m talking about the custody battle between your mum and your dad. Your dad didn’t play fair, did he? He used to make your mum look bad in court. And I’m so sorry that happened to you. Do you want to talk about how that felt? [...] I suppose I don’t need you to tell me it felt bad to have a parent scare you into saying things that weren’t true. He manipulated you. It wasn’t your fault. It’s really sad, but it’s common for one parent to use their child to hurt the other parent. I know your mum ***** after she lost the custody case. | „ |
~ Vanessa's therapist talking about Bill's manipulation of her. |
Bill A. is the overarching antagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach. He was the abusive father of Vanessa, the security guard for Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex, for who blackmailed her to falsely testify against his wife in a custody battle.
Biography[]
Not much is known about Bill A.'s past other than the fact that he married a woman and had a child with her named Vanessa about 24 years prior to the events of Security Breach. Their family life was a dysfunctional one however and Bill and his wife eventually divorced each other, leading to a custody battle over Vanessa.
During the case, Bill threatened his daughter into testifying against and demonizing her mother in court. This proved successful as he would win custody over Vanessa. His ex-wife would go on to apparently commit suicide. It's currently unknown whether or not Bill is still alive as of Security Breach, although he is said to be known by one of Vanessa's therapists.
Trivia[]
- Due to the first name and beginning initial, Bill is possibly in some way a tie towards William Afton, possibly as an allegory.