| “ | ♫ What you broke, I fixed. What you hurt, I healed. But it looks like you still don't understand me, I think that for once I wasn't the Puppet here! ♫ |
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| ~ Lefty mocking Afton in Fazbear's Pizza Place's underground. |
| “ | ♫ Keep, that, music box playing, If you don't wanna see me woke up again! Don't, you dare, call me a murderer, Because I did everything I could to save them! ♫ |
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| ~ The Puppet to Michael Afton (who she mistakes for William) in FNaF 2's segment. |
Charlotte Emily, later known as The Puppet, briefly as Phantom Puppet, and later Lefty, is the deuteragonist of Iron Master and Papyrus Da Batata's series of FNaF Raps. She is the secondary antagonist of Burn With Your Mistakes, and the tritagonist of This Ends Here, more especially, being an unseen antagonist in the FNaF 1 segment, the anti-heroic main antagonist of the FNaF 2 segment, a major protagonist in the FNaF 3 segment, and the deuteragonist of the FNaF 6 segment.
She is the vengeful spirit of Henry Emily's daughter, who, after being killed by Henry's former friend and serial killer, William Afton, possessed the Pupper animatronic created by her father to protect her, and revived the spirits of other children as well, with the intent of tracking down and killing Afton to ensure no one will ever suffer because of him again, as well as to allow his victims to rest in peace, knowing they have been avenged.
Despite being mostly the same of her canon counterpart, due to the focus on some details left up to interpretation in the original storyline, she differs in some aspects compared to her, leading to their different moral scalinga.
She was voiced by Lis Cattus.
Her Good Ranking[]
What Makes Her Close to Being Pure Good?[]
- She tried to protect children from being killed in the Pizzaria after her death, albeit it was a failure.
- She put the agonizing souls of the children in animatronics so they could help her end William once and for all.
- Is said to be the "protector" of the other animatronics.
- While she wasn't against the animatronics trying to kill Michael Afton, she thought he was William, so it was justified.
- After Afton was spring locked in the suit, he used to kill children, she made all of his victim's souls rest at last, knowing nobody would suffer the same as them.
- Didn't allow herself to rest so, in case Afton came back as an animatronic just like her and the rest of the children, she'd be there to stop him.
- Juding by her lines in FNaF 3's segment, she seems to be the only of the Phantoms that is true, not a hallucination, which means she went to Fazbear Frights in an attempt to stop William once again.
- Despite him being William's son, and she knowing nothing about him, she didn't kill Michael Afton, refusing to hurt anyone she didn't know was bad or not.
- Unlike the FNaF Pizzeria Simulator game implies she might not be in control of her actions as Lefty, here she is shown to possess it as much as she possesses the Puppet, meaning her heroic actions as him are hers.
- Didn't threat or attempted to harm Michael Afton anytime during the FNaF 6 segment.
- In the underground of Fazbear's Pizza Place build by Henry, she encountered and fought William, being implied to prevent him from escaping during the fire.
- While she was portrayed as anti-heroic in the FNaF 2's segment, not only it was in a minor scale than in the games, it was subverted by the time of FNaF 6, where she has no anti-heroic qualities.
What Prevents Her From Being Pure Good?[]
- She has some jerkish and sadistic remarks during her conversations with William, calling him a puppet or mocking the fact that the suit he used to kill children killed him, though, to be fair, William deserves it.
- She has some moral agency issues, as unlike in the games, the Puppet animatronic seemed to have near human-like intelligence, and when she died, Charlie's benevolent personality got merged with the Puppet's code of protecting children. This a Minor prevention though since Charlie seems more than willing to help the children regardless of the code.
Trivia[]
- She is one of the two versions of The Puppet to be Near Pure Good, alongside Dee Kennedy.
- She is the only Near Pure Good in Omnigroup's series of FNaF Raps, and in Omnigroup's musics at all.
- She and the Novel Trilogy version are the only versions of Charlie Emily to be Near Pure Good
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