My take on MatPat FNaF Theories 2, Electric Bugaloo

~Hey guys! I'm back, and this is... well this is one of those theories. Basically, one that either makes no sense or a ton of sense at the same time. Hope you can see my view of it~

First, if you haven't seen Mat's newest FNaF Theory, the basics was using the newest book (Step Closer) to prove an old theory that FNaF 4's "Foxybro" is Michael Afton, but he mentioned that the Logbook, one of the books used to show the connection, also obviously shows the fact that Michael is the Crying Child.

So, my idea is two fold, one is that simply Mike is the older brother and he gave it to his brother as a "gift" sometime before it got possessed. But that sounds like a cop out, so here's my oddball solution:

The Crying Child is Foxybro

Now, I may sound insane, but hear me out. Similar to how the books and games are linked, how about we use the books to try to see what we can pull.

Namely, in Robo Charlie's memories (like in Silver Eyes), she re her brother supposedly dying the same way she actually dies, at the hands of William.

So, how about this? Michael was at his own birthday, when some bullies (maybe random visitors or family friends?) grab him and you know the drill. Afterwards, he's given some fake memories. Namely, nightmares of the animatronics so he'll avoid them "formed by his greif" (the dangerous stomache mouths and Nightmare having a brain could relate to it) along with giving him memories of his last days, but from another perspective. He goes to be in games like FNaF 1, with "It's Me" being a form of PTSD. The bullies may have locked him back, like in the memories, so that would explain the close up hallucinations, as he probably saw the beta of them there, with "It's me" basically saying that HE is the person who was locked. Who was bitten, who was bullied, etc.

What about the Logbook?

Well, messages like "The party was for you" makes no sense for the Crying Child because... of course. He'd know. But if he thought for years that the party was not his own, that would make more sense.

Hope you understand my idea/pseudotheory