#IS RUSSIA A SECOND HATCHETFIELD

[vesperione]

Considering it's literally Black Friday next week, my one question is why the fuck has it not been explored more in detailed that Russia also have a portal to The Black and White????

[asherashedwings]

Hi, uh, this is REALLY and I mean really awkward and cringe of me but I’ve been thinking about your Wingz FNF au, specifically how everything is connected and it got me thinking about my variant of BF and GF who are.. literally cave-people who either live in the actual Stone Age but it’s exaggerated version of the Stone Age and of course there’s dinosaurs or it’s like that one Flintstones theory where it’s actually a post-apocalyptic world that was literally bombed back into the Stone Age when the nuclear winter came and thawed out.. which got me thinking on how they’d fit into this AU.. (which I’d be very happy to talk about with you.. FNF AUs are like my butter and bread..)

OOOO SILLIES

OKAY OKAY SO I ACTUALLY SORT OF HAVE AN IDEA, it pertains to the second idea of it being the aftermath of nuclear bombs

CUZ ONE OF THE FANDOMS THAT IS CONNECTED TO MY FNF AU DID ACTUALLY HAVE A NUKING SCENARIO.

So like, in the Hatchetfield trilogy, in the musical Black Friday, the show ends with what is presumably a nuke sent by Russia bombing the USA in the beginning of a WW3.

SO. SO LIKE WHAT IF. That could have been the nuclear bomb to kickstart this Stone Age seen in ur AU

So basically ur AU would be within whatever timeline Black Friday took place in as the aftermath of WW3.

BOOM (haha, boom. Like. Like bombs-), IDEA

[ethan-green-69420]

[After Glitch's disappearance, Ethan had already finished his second bottle of whiskey. It stopped getting him drunk no matter how much he consumed. He could feel his body turning inside out, his stomach churning because of the lack of food and excessive amounts of alcohol. The pain traverses throughout his body in a stinging and burning manner coursing through his veins. He can't sit up nor move a muscle. Even his breathing is labored. His senses are muffled until he can't feel anything. There's no going back. He has to give in eventually.

Ethan sits up taking a look at his surroundings. Going to the house and back wouldn't take a while. Just bring his packed luggage, say farewell to his mother, and get his passport. On second thought, maybe he won't need it to go back to Hatchetfield. He went to Russia once, after all.

Not a lock was picked, not a window or door opened, no sign of breaking and entering, no sound of footsteps indicate his arrival. He appears inside the house at 2 in the morning, a time when everyone is sound asleep including the nurse. His luggage sits beside the old couch where all his things and traces of him are stored. In just one snap of his fingers, it's taken to his hotel room a few miles away. Ethan opens the door to his mother's room and sits on the edge of her mattress. He doesn't know why her son still loves her. Being sick isn't an excuse for her to get away with all that she's done. Even if she's just commanded to do so, it's still her responsibility that she never took into account. In her current state, she still remembers him and his childhood, and yet she never lets out anything, not even a simple apology. But he'll spare her. She won't be staying long anyways.

Her husband, however, is a lost cause. He can be seen lying on his hack in the master's bedroom snoring loudly. Taking a knife from the kitchen, Ethan precisely slits a line across his stepfather's throat to prevent any sound from coming out of his mouth. The man observing him hands the knife, commanding him to cut himself up. His hand raises against his will, plunging the blade at his chest involuntarily. He can only let out a wheezing scream, gurgling and choking on his own blood. The stab punctures through flesh and straight to the heart, and he breathes his last breath. The knife disappears, materializing into the hands of someone else to plant evidence away from Ethan. He reaches out for his passport inside his stepfather's drawer and fades away, leaving the Wiggly doll on top]

[youneedjesus01]

Theory Time!

**SPOILERS IN BLACK FRIDAY**

In the Wiggly Jingle, the line, "He's a fwendy-wend, through the thick and blue" is sung.

Now, this could be a reference to the fact that, "He's an underwater creature from out of this world", but I think it's something deeper.

Where else have we seen something thick and blue? The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals. We already know these universes are connected, since reoccurring characters such as Paul and Emma are shown in both musicals. But who, or what is making it all happen? Why are they there again? Do they know that this is happening again?

Enough with the questions, I'm just gonna say what I think here. I've already shared this with @agent-megagirl, but that lyric possibly further proves my point that Wiggly and Webby are behind the timelines.

Think about it, it's stated multiple times that the Black and White are the Good and Bad. Wiggly is the bad, Webby is the good. In every Hatchetfield musical, each one is trying to win against the other, then when Wiggly wins, it resets.

Webby has lost in both Black Friday and The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals. The song, "What If Tomorrow Comes" also proves this. They know they won't get a tomorrow, because they lost. Sure, they defeated Linda, but Moscow is still gone and Wiggly technically moved to Russia. It's obvious how they lost in TGWDLM. Everyone is infected. "Inevitable" proves my point as well. It's inevitable that they'll lose, because there's always another thing that no one is expecting. Emma wasn't expecting Paul to be "alive", and Howie wasn't expecting the second portal.

So, what if tomorrow comes? Will they forget yesterday? Will they live in fear that it'll happen again?