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(Redacted) Afton is William's ex wife—she was mentioned in a video tape sent to Vanessa in Security breach, where it mentions that they got divorced. William took her to court to get the Afton kids custody and manipulated them to choose him instead of her. this hurt her, which lead her to commit sucide. We never see or hear anything about her again. She's also a very mysterious character ...
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Overview. Apart from her animatronic form known as Ballora, Clara Afton is a relatively lesser-known character in the FNAF series. Very little is known about her life as a human, and there is much speculation surrounding her death, though it must have happened at some point before possessing the animatronic.
Clara Afton was the wife of William before her tragic death. She was the mother of Michael, Evan, and Elizabeth Afton. When Elizabeth was scooped by Baby, William and Clara panicked to save her, and got in a car accident on their way to their house, and unfortunatly, William was the only...
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3 de sept. de 2020 · Clara Afton es un personaje secundario en la saga de fnaf. No hay mucha informacion de ella en la saga de fnaf eso es lo triste pero posiblemente sea el animatronico ballora. Clara afton e se caso con Willian no solo por amor sino por q tenia q ayudarla a criar a su hijo recien nacido el cual era Michael. Poco despues William acepta casarse con ...
Es la Sra. Afton. No se sabe exactamente como se convirtió en Ballora pero, se cree que ella fue asesinada por William . Ella llamo a la policía , a decirle todo sobre William , los maltratos que William le hacía a Michael , en fin , a acusarlo de que el mato a los niños e incluso la muerte de sus 2 hijos . William mato a su esposa por eso ...
