Introduction:

This will be an analysis of the Fazbear Frights story Fetch, focusing on explaining the events of the story and the themes. I hope you enjoy reading this and it helps you understand the story and characters just a little better. 

Preface:

For this series, I will be going over every Fazbear Frights story and potentially even more, like Tales From The Pizzaplex, the Novels, the Interactive Novels, and individual games, and take a deep dive into them. For each example, I will be doing multiple analyses on each for a different purpose. The first will be an analysis of the story itself, explaining the events within it and their themes. The second will be focused on the parallels of the story and what they can answer and give insight into for other parts of Fnaf; obviously, many have a poor impression of parallels and even deny their existence, but keep in mind for something like the Novels, the entire story present in them is built around Charlotte and Elizabeth, and Henry and William being parallels of one another. Parallels come with telling a story, and every story has them, and they’ll be analyzed in each case to see what insights they can offer.

Previous Analysis:

Analysis of Eleanor and Andrew’s characters.
Into The Pit - Theming and Explanations
To Be Beautiful - Theming and Explanations
Count The Ways - Theming and Explanations

Since said analysis is too big for a single post, I have to link the document here holding all of it:

Fetch - Theming and Explanations