[FULL Audiobook] "Cleithrophobia" - Tales From The Pizzaplex #3
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Honestly, the fact that his coworkers walked in and SAW him dieing and just left him…. After he said that he trusted them to get him out if he needed help…That’s just as scary as the tubes themselves.
Well the would prob get terminated if they said anything
@LeagueCompilations I am thinking someone did find him and that's why Delores' Flex and Fit wasn't open in the beginning of the story.
He was almost certainly beyond saving at that point, but good lord. Poor guy. Honestly glad the perspective cut back to him because I was so curious what he was thinking, listening to his coworkers debating whether to leave him to die or not.
The part where Ballora breaking Grady's limbs is pretty brutal,possibly in the same level as the moment from the breaking wheel story where Julius get his limbs break from wearing a exoskeleton that someone is controlling
Love how Tales from the Pizzaplex is teaching me new stupidly long phobia names
Yeah and I hope one of the upcoming tales from the pizzaplex story is another phobia story
Faaaaaaaacts
@LunaGamez Yeah I can imagine a Tales From The pizzaplex Story about Phonophobia (fear of loud noises)
@@Mr.Feather130well you got your wish
@@unspeakableflame420 oh which tales from the pizzaplex story had that phobia about loud noises?
Damn, poor Grady. I feel terrible for Grady, I wouldn't even wish that upon my worst enemy. I love how it shows how some of the stories like HAPPS, Under Construction, pressure, and maybe more stories are Canon. So if those stories are Canon, then this one is too. But overall, the story is fantastic, 9/10
All the stories from TftP are canon XD
That Ballora place sounds like someone in the designing department read "The Enigma of Amigara Fault" and was like: "Hey guys, know what would be cool??"
Christ, that was intense and sad. Poor Grady, and honestly I feel bad for Ballora because she doesn't know any better.
Well, its technically fazbear entertainments fault for making her properly, she is just an animatronic but mabye italso has something to do with the mimic
I feel like Ronan leaving Grady to die at the end was a weirdly out of character moment for him, despite only getting to know him in the small amount of pages that we did. I feel like it would have made for a more consistent story if Ronan ignored Tate and went into the tubes after Grady himself to avoid police intervention. That would have been a much more terrifying way to end the story than a casual conversation outside the tube as he was dying. Ronan slowly crawling through the tubes and at first only seeing Grady's sweat remaining on the slides, then his candy wrapper as he got to the checkpoint, and then slowly having to crawl his way through more and more gore, all in an attempt to save a good man. I'm a sucker for good endings, so I'd say that Grady's body would block Ballora from getting to Ronan once he inevitably got stuck, but he would still have to endure an entire night in the rotting entrails of his friend. If you wanted to have a bad ending though, Ballora could cleave her way through Grady's body and grab Ronan, sending him to the same death as Grady but this time having himself be stretched through the middle of his friends corpse.
Genuinely a fucking terrifying story and 100% one of the best short stories fnaf has done so far. Very reminiscent of The Enigma of Amigara Fault by Junji Ito, a story where a town finds people shaped holes in the side of a cliff face, and people are inexplicably compelled to climb into them. Whenever they climb in, they're sucked down by an unseen force, but the tunnel gets thinner and longer as they go, so by the time they come out the other side of the cliff, the people are horrifically mutilatied into stretched versions of what they once were.
It's always surprising to see how different each of these stories are, as some are relatively tame and classic horror, while others are fucking BRUTAL like this one. Some of the stories feel written for ages from like 8-12, meanwhile with stories like this one there's NO WAY I'd let someone under 13 read it.
Anyways, thanks for another great audiobook reading Ozone, even though I'm late to when this was posted. I love hearing your commentary on the novels and I find it so helpful as a theorist when you point out relations to other books and parts of the FNAF lore I sometimes miss. You're genuinely a godsend for recording and uploading these, I swear to god I've downloaded like at least 3 viruses trying to get my hands on these books for free, as my public library doesn't have them yet since they're so new. Really appreciate it man, keep up the good work :]
i disagree with it being that out of character, your ending is far more out of character, him climbing into pipes that he knows he doesnt fit in, to go after a mangling oozing body?? he's already sickend and afraid of anything oozing and any gore at all, no way he'd go in to try to help, especially not go in after him considering he knows he's bigger and would not fit and he's a very logical guy
now, it's still not the most "in character" but it's far more fitting for him to leave, i'd say the most in character thing would be to go get help anyway, but him being talked out of it also makes sense, it's not "in character" as far as motivations and moral compass goes, but it's still "in character" for logic and something he'd realistically do considering everything that is at stake. doing "the right thing" vs doing the best thing, and getting help, admittedly, would likely be useless
@@Sopsy_Hallow You know what, I think you're right on this one. I think my brain was just trying to come up with the most horrifying situation possible LMAO- either way, rip Grady poor guy o7
Would have been great but the story would have been too long
@seadragonpirate8195 Then it could've cut some of the paragraphs and paragraphs and paragraphs and paragraphs of people yapping about literally nothing to fit in an actual in-character response from one of the characters it spent so long yapping about
This entire book is so graphic and I’m loving it
FR! I loved as well as in this book (I can’t spell the title so yeah) they actually found his dead body and we saw their perspective because normally when we see their perspective they don’t actually see the dead person. It’s just hinted.
Is it even appropriate for elementary school kids or hell middle schoolers to read?
"Go do a pirouette"
Love when ozone gets excited😁
Some of these stories are so graphic and disgusting that they’re miserable to sit through, and this was definitely one of them. Cool concept and I have a lot of respect for whoever wrote it well enough to make me feel that way, but good LORD
Yeah, this was more graphic than I expected. I expected his arms to get dislocated, but everything else... ew. I'm speechless. The story was good, but heavy gore is not my thing.
cry more softie @@kawaiimarshmallowkittenaj4805
This story is one of the most unsettling stories in tales along with bleeding heart, it should have been the cover story instead of somniphobia
Just wanted to thank you for reading these ! I work too much to sit down and read them even though I’ve bought them… so i listen to this while I work! :)
This ballora’s book redemption ark
I love the way he says "chube"
Great now I have cleithrophobiea
Wonder if another FNAF game comes out if they are going to show this pizzaplex we hear about in the books. It sounds way cooler then the in game version.
This whole place sounds like a nightmare for someone with claustrophobia or if they don't have it before hand they'd gain claustrophobia. The real villains of this whole series is who ever the heck is in charge of construction design for these places. If this a place of exercise then by default you'd picture bigger people of all ages and sizes trying it. Why make the spaces so small and intense? On top of that the Ballora sucks at her job if she's suppose to help and watch out for customers in trouble.
Also while I've never worked at or been to many amusement park I'm pretty sure emergency exits are meant to be on attractions for these exact scenarios or emergency evacuations due to fires, chemical leaks, etcs.
I know crap safety protocols are the fnaf franchises main side theme but still.
Well, to be fair, the attractions are intended for kids, so it makes sense for Grady to get stuck XD But yeah, Fazbear has very crappy safety protocols (Atleast in SB they have a fire escape in the VIP room, but just for VIP clients XDDDD), we could say they literally don't care about people's safety.
Feel sorry for Grady and Luca in this book. both of them did nothing wrong but they have there friends but not really friends but there jerk .
I totally agree
i feel bad for them but they got different cases, luca is a straight up victim of peer pressure and (seemingly) a freak accident where one of the pretend costumes was replaces by a proper springlock, which i doubt was intended
grady got the bad end of the stick but his coworkers arent really to blame, he wanted to stay late despite being alone and despite it being past his shift, and he went into tight climbing tubes on his own, without even reading up on any safety or emergency mechanisms (if there were any, he clearly did not know either way)
theres nothing his coworkers couldve done for him when they got back anyway
@@Sopsy_Hallowcall for an ambulance
I’m really glad that I found someone who appreciates this story as much as I do.
Mainly it’s because Ballora is my absolute favorite animatronic next to the Marionette and Glamrock Chica
Well I was wrong in wondering if Freddy's Fortress was a rebuilt Fit & Flex. They're both mentioned by Grady. Funny that Fazbear Ent. put two attractions in that were so similar.
This was a frightening and sad listen.
I thought it would have been cooler if balora was chasing you around instead of Music Man. In the dunks we're full of Mini ballerinas.
I usually prefer gore when it’s implied but the gore was still done well
RIP Grady 😢
The fact that I have this phobia makes me more uncomfortable than I probably would be if I didn’t. Weirdly enough it is the being stuck part and not the pulling part that gives me the uncomfortableness.
47:09 - 47:12 "But this version of ballora was just her upper body" and here I thought ballora was just doing normal ballerina stuff while he was just staring at her
Dude, maybe the tunnels are like, on hinges, so they open
Are these stories supposed to take place at the same Pizzaplex as Security Breach? If so, how come most of the stories so far don’t mention most of the locations in the game like Monty’s golf, Bonnie Bowl, Chica’s Maxercise, Roxy raceway, etc?
these books confirm that there are different pizzaplex locations, so this is probably one of them. but the story mentions the role play area, the world celebrates you ar booth, and the fortress, so this is a returning location.
This is the same Pizzaplex of Security Breach, just that in different times. This was the Pizzaplex in its first years (I guess) and in SB in its last night XD (You know what I mean)
a location like a mall or a an indoor playpark/amusement park does not have static booths, shops/attractions change over the years, whether for variety, monitairy reasons or because of maintenance/technical issues
a good chunk of the locations we've seen so far have had "severe technical issues" i.e. somebody died in it, they wont keep an attraction open if it kills people, both bad press and also bad business. the only potential exceptions would be freak accidents that can reasonably be avoided again (pressure and maybe happs stories) but even places that didnt have death, will still close down in time
and you may say "fazbear enterprises does not care about death, they sweep it under the rug" which i find arguable, old fazbear, fazbear enterainment incorperated (a different company) did sweep accidents under the rug, but those were from malfunctioning animatronics or suits, and the death or injuries were staff, not customers. the actual murders werent done by or sweeped away by fazbear, they just want to discredit them due to bad press
I think this story is so much more terrifying because of ballora’s uncanny valley appearance while in the dark slowly becoming her prey while you literally face your worse fears possible, literally I cannot imagine I would probably die on the spot
I’ll never look at I slide the same way
1:11:00 I wonder how even more horrific this story is if you're hearing this and have claustrophobia
Damn he made meat spaghetti a thing!
1:26:58 when you have gone all you're life not knowing this never heard of Cleithrophobia
Love any balorra stories in fnaf
This is giving jump for tickets vibes
I have to disagree. I believe it is lore relevant. This whole place seems like an agony farm. The agony he was in and the fact he died touching belora. Not to mention the engineers knew the specs of the tubes and what belora would do and the sent them to inspect it anyway. Just like the tube and the AR machine Freddy's mega pizza plex is one huge agony farm!
26:58 so this is before the book 2 story 2 Happs
I thought it was my computer making that noise.
Oh my gosh same!
This story gen made me sick to my stomach
I'm usually ok with gore, but gods in the sky this one was absolutely terrible
Thank you!
49:28 bookmark
THis is my favourite story so far. Ballora is such an underused character. Also the concept of a climbing course is nice, too, but the execution of the plan is I guess very "Fredbear Entertainment" . I wonder if they already had the Daycare Attendand as such in the attraction and if they could has used him to test it though.
Don't you mean *Fazbear* Entertainment? XD
They should have just had an animatronic test out the attraction and the technicians test out Delores. This is just too graphic like the child workers from the American Industrial Era who lost limbs because they were expected to fit in cramped corners and get the machine up and working again? Many even died.
Bro who’s ps4 is in the background at 1:26:21
why isn't there any of the pages on screen why are we just looking at teh stilll image
It's for copyright reasons
@@bagelgoose6874 ok but he at least get more than one image
And because it's an AUDIO-book
I think you don't understand what Audio Book is
@@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad they used to have the words on the screen as he read it
Please do Epilogue #3
bookmark 44:00
I haven't heard these audiobooks in a long time like I can't even remember the last one I left off on I only know about tales of the pizza Plex because of ruclips.net/video/n4kNNP-H7Xw/видео.html
This is an interesting story, but I hate that it’s so gory, don’t just throw gore at everything
56:00
A hate that these story’s just throw buckets of gore at the screen, this for like 14/15(teenagers) not saw viewers
i dont think saw has that much gore in it, i mean it probably has gore but its more about weird contraptions and challenges, also plenty of teenagers arent averse to gore, besides they are horror stories about a franchise known for robots mangling people (even if it doesnt show that in the games)
would be weirder if there wasnt any gore at all
I’m a teen, and i think it’s just not scary, (that’s what’s good about the games, it’s implied), it should have done What world war Z did, it has gore, but it’s not in your face all the time, that’s the only book that has scared me(also, what do you mean saw has no gore, it legit created the genre of torture P**n)
@Sopsy_Hallow "Except it doesn't show in the games" is a HUGE "except" wdym-
Believe it or not most children, even edgy horror children, still have much lower thresholds for what they can handle. These books genuinely just feel like puking buckets of blood at the screen and hoping it's scary - that's dull for adults who are desensitized to it, and traumatizing for children.
These things are written as if they're intended for the reading level of a 7th grader at MOST, yet the subject material is borderline rated M. There's 0 tonal consistency and I still to this day have no idea who these were written for. Most kids shouldn't be reading these, and most adults should be way past this reading level.
Tl;Dr Fnaf has never been visually explicitly gorey, Scott said so himself he isn't comfortable showing outright violence but rather implies it. The same choices are NOT made for the books for the same audience for some reason