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your credit. Terms and conditions apply. Fnav's main villain has been keeping a secret from us

since the beginning and none of us caught it. Now Scott has released into the pit for a third time to

try and get us to realize that while we were all looking at Afturn and the Mimick, there

was another lurking in the shadows that explains everything.

Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that revisits for that floor about as much as Scott does.

Yeah, if you haven't already heard, we've gotten the second-made entry in Scott's interactive

novel trilogy.

It's called Return to the Pit.

And if you're a fan of FNAF, that name will absolutely ring a bell.

In 2019, we had the first ever

Fasbear Fright story called Into the Pit. Then, last year, we had Into the Pit the Game. And now

Scott is returning to what is clearly his favorite story in the franchise for a third time. But

do you want to know what's more infuriating than Scott telling us the same story

over and over again? Scott changing that story just slightly each time. For both the original

story and the game, the missing children's incident was shown to involve six kids, rather than

the typical five that we've been told about in the games, which in and of itself caused lots

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