The Walten Files.

A tall, thin white silhouette of a man, approximately 190–200 cm tall. His face is almost devoid of detail, and his expression usually remains frighteningly calm. He is calculating, cold, unpredictable, and at times cruel, but he can speak surprisingly softly and calmly. His speech is slow, with pauses, and his voice is low, muffled, and almost monotonous.

Bon has a special, unhealthy attachment to Rosemary Walten. He singles her out and addresses her affectionately, believing he can "fix" her and make her beautiful. However, Rosemary doesn't reciprocate his feelings: his attitude toward her is more like a morbid obsession, which Bon himself perceives as care.

In the body of the animatronic Bon

Inspired by the analog horror genre, it is a dark alternate history around a fictional restaurant chain. The plot is based on the tragedy of Bunny Smiles Games, founded by Jack Walten and Felix Krank in the 1970s. The main themes of the project are guilt for the mistakes of the past, family tragedies, a man-made nightmare and the erasure of the human personality inside bulky animatronics. Key motifs of the universe include the distortion of childhood nostalgia, where bright, friendly talismans turn into sources of horror. The plot is based on a real earthly tragedy - a car accident caused by a drunk driver, which sets off a chain of paranormal deaths. The project vividly expresses the theme of digital immortality against one's will, when the souls of dead heroes are forcibly encased in metal robot endoskeletons, causing them to lose their human appearance and experience eternal pain. The narrative is told through the aesthetics of lost media: old VHS tapes, training videos for staff, and damaged audio recordings, which creates a sense of documentary. Although the project was influenced by Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF), The Walten Files has key differences: instead of a game atmosphere with an emphasis on jump scares, a psychological, grotesque, and surreal atmosphere prevails here; the plot is presented not through hidden easter eggs in games, but through the chronicle of the investigation and archival VHS films; The level of cruelty here is not veiled, but direct, with elements of body horror and visualization of traumas.

Jack and Rosemary are a married couple and the parents of Sophie, Edward, and Molly; Their relationships are generally portrayed as loving and familial. Jack and Felix are close friends and business partners, and Felix perceives Jack as a person he admires, but envies at the same time. Felix is very close to the Walten children and is practically a family "uncle" for them. Rosemary befriends and works with Felix, Jack, Susan, and Charles, forming what the materials call a kind of BSI family. Susan and Charles are long-time friends and professional partners, and their communication is one of the easiest and most humorous among the employees. Susan is also close to Kevin and acts as a mentor to him. Sophie and Jenny are an official romantic couple and at the same time best friends; Jenny is much more open, while Sophie is more closed and thoughtful. Bon, Bunny, Sha, and Boozu are the core team of the Showstoppers: Bon is the most central, Bunny is related to him as a sister, Boozu is perceived as a buddy/partner, and Sha is Bon's most common fanon love interest. Billy works separately from the main four, but belongs to the same general group of restaurant characters. In the fanon, Sha is most often the "peacemaker" between Bon and Bunny, Boozu is the quieter older comrade, and Billy is the youngest and noisiest member of the party.

Jack has a study, living room, and kitchen; Rosemary has a creative room, kitchen, and living room; Sophie has her own bedroom, living room, and sometimes her mother's creative room; Edward has a shared nursery, playroom, and living room; Molly has a shared nursery, playroom, and kitchen near her mother. In the evening, the whole family usually gathers in the living room or around the kitchen table. In the fanon, Rosemary is often the one who binds everyone together: she calls the children to dinner, reminds Jack to put his work aside, and tries to maintain a sense of normal family life.

A small green area with grass, trees, and a play area. Children have a play area, and a small table can be set up next to the house for summer family dinners. Rosemary loves to spend time here in warm weather, and Jack sometimes does minor repairs. The homely atmosphere here is especially calm.

A large American car from the late 1960s and early 1970s, designed in the style typical of the era. The exact make and model are not known in canon, so it's best to think of this as a fanon reconstruction. It's a spacious dark blue sedan with a long hood, a massive body, chrome bumpers, and rectangular headlights. The car has a solid and slightly old-fashioned appearance, which suits Jack well as a mature family man and business owner. Inside, there's a wide front bench seat, a large steering wheel, wood or imitation wood dashboard elements, analog instruments, and a back seat spacious enough for Rosemary and three children. The back seat is usually occupied by children's clothes, school bags, or Molly and Edward's toys. In the trunk, Jack keeps work folders, tools, and sometimes Bunny Smiles-related items. Fanonically, the car is considered a family car: Jack uses it to go to work, pick up the kids from school, take Rosemary shopping, and occasionally take the family on weekend trips. He keeps an eye on its condition and doesn't like the children eating in it, although Molly and Edward occasionally break this rule.

A small room for the children, filled with toys, board games, books, and boxes of various things. Edward and Molly spend a lot of time here, and Sophie sometimes joins them. In the evenings, all three children can gather here while their parents are busy.

A cool utility room with shelves, boxes, old items, and seasonal decorations. It's where the family stores documents and rarely used items. In the original, this space is a bit cluttered because Rosemary doesn't like to throw away things with emotional value.

One of the most important rooms for her. It contains an easel, a table with pencils, paints, paper, and sketches. Her drawings and character concepts hang on the walls. Here she works on designs for Bunny Smiles, including the animatronics. In the fandom, it is in this room that Sha's first sketches appear, as Sha is a reflection of Rosemary herself. Therefore, Bon, seeing Sha's drawings and Rosemary herself, might have a particularly strong connection between them.

A place for Jack's car, tools, boxes, and old things. It can also be used to store parts related to his work, although the family keeps the full-size animatronic parts separate from the living quarters. Jack likes his garage organized and usually knows where every tool is.

A small, separate room, primarily associated with his work. It contains a massive desk, a telephone, Bunny Smiles documents, folders, blueprints, and business correspondence. Plans for future projects and photographs of the restaurant might hang on the wall. Jack spends his evenings here, sorting through work papers. This is why the children sometimes complain that their dad is "working from home" again.

A typical family bathroom with a bathtub, sink, mirror, toilet, and a small cabinet with towels and toiletries. Each family member has their own place for personal belongings. Molly sometimes leaves toys behind, and Rosemary constantly reminds the children to clean up after themselves.

The living room is spacious and connected to a small dining area. It features wooden cabinets, a refrigerator, a stove, a sink, and a large dining table that seats five. Rosemary mostly does the cooking, although Jack sometimes helps out. The family eats breakfast and dinner together at the table. Molly usually sits next to Edward, while Sophie prefers the seat across from her parents. Children's drawings, school notes, and small photographs hang on the refrigerator.

As children, they shared a room. Two single beds stood on opposite sides of the room, with a small table or nightstand between them. Edward had more toys, books, and things that appealed to his curiosity about the world around him, while Molly had dolls, stuffed animals, drawings, and colorful trinkets. They often talked before bed, bickering over trivial matters and quickly making up. Edd usually tried to keep an eye on his younger sister.

It's quieter and a little more mature than the younger siblings' rooms. It has a bed, a desk, a bookshelf, a closet, and a few personal items. Books, notebooks, and school supplies are on the desk. Rosemary might have kept some of her daughter's drawings or gifts here. Sophie enjoys spending time alone, so her room becomes her personal space. Later, as she gets older, she increasingly appreciates the opportunity to close the door and have some quiet time.

The master bedroom is large. It has a double bed, two nightstands, a wardrobe, and a small chest of drawers. Jack's side is more tidy and businesslike: watches, documents, books. Rosemary's side is much more creative: notebooks, pencils, sketches, and photos of the children. Photos of their wedding and family hang on the wall or chest of drawers. In the fandom, this is the quietest place in the house, where they can talk alone after the children go to bed.

A more formal area with a large wooden table and chairs. It's used for family celebrations or when guests arrive. Rosemary's paintings can hang on the wall, and a cabinet can be used to store holiday dishes. Typically, this is where Rosemary likes to host family dinners when Jack isn't working late.

The main family room. A large sofa stands in the center, surrounded by several armchairs and a coffee table. A television is positioned against the wall, and the shelves are filled with books, family photos, and small decorative items. This is where the family spends their evenings: Jack reads or watches television after work, Rosemary works on her drawings, and the children sit on the floor or on the sofa. In the fandom, this space is often the place where Jack finally spends time with the children after a long day at work.

Just inside the front door is a small space with a coat rack, a coat closet, and a shoe rack. Family photos hang on the walls: Jack and Rosemary together, the children through the ages, and holiday photos. A small mirror stands nearby. This is also where Jack usually leaves his school bag after work, and where the children drop off their school things when they come home.

A spacious two-story family home in a quiet American suburb, designed for Jack, Rosemary, and their three children—Sophie, Edward, and Molly. From the outside, the house looks quite ordinary and cozy: a light-colored façade, a small porch, a wooden front door, curtained windows, a neat lawn, and a driveway. Inside, there's plenty of wood, warm brown and cream tones, family photos, children's drawings, and memorabilia related to Jack and Rosemary's work. The house doesn't feel luxurious—rather, it feels large, lived-in, and a bit old-fashioned.

A place for diagnosing mechanisms, repairing hulls, checking engines, audio and recognition systems. Susan and Charles worked here especially often; it was they who were engaged in ensuring that Bon, Bunny, Sha and Boozu could walk normally, recognize people and respond to visitors.

a room for employees behind the main stage. This is a technical area where animatronics are maintained and repaired. It is located directly behind the stage and has a red and white design with images of Showstoppers on the walls.

rooms for employees, storage of equipment and documentation. It could contain workbooks, BSI equipment, tools, and animatronic parts.

staff work area where visitors usually do not enter. Here they cook burgers and other dishes, store food, wash dishes and collect orders. In the fanon version, it can be imagined as a rather noisy place with large metal desks, refrigerators, shelves with food, and a separate food serving window.

a separate working part of the restaurant, where birthdays were held. This is where Billy is especially important: unlike the main four, he is designed primarily for festive events and can play the trumpet.

A space with tables designed for families, children and birthdays. Here, visitors eat burgers and other restaurant food, watch performances and participate in festive programs. Fanon usually adds Showstoppers posters, red and yellow decorations, menus on the walls, slot machines with games, and small tables for children.

the centerpiece of the restaurant and the working area of Bona, Bunny, Sha and Buzu. It is here that the main program takes place: music, performances, interaction with visitors and festive shows. Animatronics are controlled through a special BSI system that Susan and Charles worked on.

a family burger restaurant and entertainment center created by Jack Walten and Felix Kranken with the participation of Bunny Smiles Incorporated and CyberFun Tech. The official opening date is June 28, 1974, and the canon location is associated with 8262 Cross St., Brighton, Michigan. The main hall is designed for families and children: tables stand in front of the stage where Showstoppers perform.

a mysterious bear character associated primarily with BunnyFarm and the "Magic Fountain of Memories". Outwardly, it resembles a black and white bear with a top hat, large black details around the eyes and a blue nose. He is not a regular employee of Bon's Burgers and is not one of the main four Showstoppers. His character is mysterious, calm and almost prophetic: he shows and guides rather than talks. In the fanon, he is often made a kind of "keeper of memories" - a calm character who knows more than others, but deliberately does not explain everything directly.

A mysterious figure from The Walten Files universe, closely linked to Bon and the history of Bon's Burgers. He appears as a tall, black and white silhouette (he can change color) with long limbs and an inhuman, intimidating presence, like a living shadow. His exact height and age are unknown, but in fanon he is often depicted as much taller than a human. He is silent, cold, and observant, almost never showing emotion or speaking; fanon often gives him a low, distorted voice, similar to a whisper. His connection to Bon is one of the most popular interpretations: he is often presented as Bon's dark reflection, his hidden side, or another form of existence. If Bon is the face of the restaurant and a symbol of entertainment, then Shadow Man is his dark opposite. He is sometimes also associated with Sha and Rosemary due to the connection between them and Bon, but this is mainly a fanon interpretation. He has no family, children, or romantic relationships; He's more of a mysterious presence, watching from the shadows. At Bon's Burgers, he's not an employee or a stage animatronic—he exists more as a hidden part of the story, a "shadow behind the scenes" connected to Bon and the restaurant's secrets.

Susan's relative, her nephew, connected with the technical field. He appears in group images alongside Ashley and Hilary. His relationship with Susan is particularly close: she helped him get started in technology and invention, and he bears a strong resemblance to her in manners and appearance. The exact age and height are not fixed. In the fan, Kevin is usually portrayed as a young tech enthusiast who looks to Susan as the main professional mentor.

a BSI employee who appears alongside Ashley and Kevin in working materials. There is not much information in the main canon: it refers to the BSI technical/working team. In the fan, she is often given a calm, attentive and slightly shy character, turning her into a person who prefers to watch conflicts from the outside. The exact age, height, family, and romantic relationship are unknown.

a BSI employee associated with technical rooms and animatronic inspection. In the images, she has thick dark brown curly hair, fair skin, and soft facial features; She usually looks calm and a little thoughtful. The exact age and height are not officially fixed. She is hard-working, cautious, and able to get scared of the animatronics' strange behavior quickly enough, but she still continues to do her job. In the fan, Ashley is often portrayed as more talkative than Susan and as a person who gets along well with Kevin and Hilary. Romantic relationships and children are not confirmed.

a Bunny Smiles employee who worked as a caretaker of the K-9 Storage Facility. He was born on July 1, 1962 and in 1982 he is about 20 years old, approximately 5'7" / 170 cm tall. Brian looks like an ordinary young worker, a little careless and tired. He is quite curious and talkative, loves to comment on what is happening and write down his impressions. His voice is young, a little nervous, and his speech is natural and colloquial. In fans, he is often portrayed as the "little brother of the party" - a person who is trying to seem independent, although he is clearly not yet confident in himself. He has a younger brother, Jimmy; The canon does not confirm romantic relationships and children.

a BSI computer supervisor and an engineer who worked with Susan to control the animatronics. He was born on October 22, 1943, in 1974 he is about 30 years old; His exact height is unknown, but he is below 173 cm. He has dark hair, brown eyes, a mustache, and a usually white shirt with a purple tie. Charles is calm, good-natured, a little silly and very easy to get along with people. He is extremely helpful and sometimes wants to help so much that he forgets about himself. His speech is informal and friendly, and his humor is often completely mundane. He is a close friend of Susan's, has known the Waltens for many years, and is so close to the family that Edd and Molly call him "Uncle Charles." He has a daughter, Lily, and an ex-wife, Emily; He also has two dogs of the St. Bernard breed. In the fanon, Charles is the same "kind uncle" who can let the children sit in his office while he works, and who almost never knows how to say no.

Chief Technician of Bunny Smiles and Technical Director of CyberFun Tech, born January 12, 1939; She is about 35 years old in 1974, 6'1" / 185 cm tall, and is a tall woman with brown hair, brown eyes, and a serious, slightly tired expression. He usually wears a green shirt with a white collar, long pants, and brown shoes. Susan is a very smart, technically savvy, independent, and extremely dedicated engineer; It was she who was responsible for the technical part of the animatronics. At the same time, she is not a dry robot: in conversations with Charles, she often jokes and sarcastically comments on what is happening. Her speech is direct, confident and professional, and irritation manifests itself quite quickly if someone interferes with work. She is close friends with Charles and has been working with him for many years. She is also close to her nephew Kevin and helped him develop in the technical field.

the youngest daughter of Jack and Rosemary and the younger sister of Sophie and Edward. Born in 1965 and a school-age child in 1974, she has thick dark hair, usually gathered with red bows, and a bright, smiling expression on her face; Her clothes have shades of red and pink. Molly is cheerful, emotional and very attached to her family. She even cared about Felix and could tell him directly that she was worried about him. Edd was her closest sibling, and Sophie was her older sister, whom she trusted. In the fanon, Molly is usually portrayed as the most restless of the Walten children, while Edd is more cautious.

son of Jack and Rosemary, younger brother of Sophie, and older brother of Molly. He was born on May 15, 1962, so in 1974 he is 11 years old. He has short brown hair, a yellowish skin tone, dark eyes, a yellow shirt, brown shorts, and brown shoes. He is a child with a curious and attentive character; His lines show that he is able to notice details and worry about loved ones. Edd was especially close to Molly, and treated Felix as a beloved uncle. He does not have a romantic relationship or children. In the fanon, he is often made to be a more serious and observant brother who tries to make sure that Molly does not get into trouble.

the daughter of Jack and Rosemary, the older sister of Edward and Molly, the main character of the story. She was born on July 22, 1960; In 1974, she was about 13-14 years old, and in 1982 she was 22 years old. Her height has changed several times in the materials, so it is reasonable to consider it to be about 163-170 cm. Sophie is quiet, cautious, thoughtful, but she has a short temper inherited from Jack. Her voice is low and breathy, and her speech is often slow, thoughtful, with pauses, especially when she is trying to remember something. She loves dogs, doesn't like to lose control of the future, and can be unexpectedly competitive, especially around Jenny. Jenny is her girlfriend, and it is Jenny who is her main emotional source of support. In the fan, Sophie is often made a little more sarcastic and domestic: at home, she can be much more talkative than it seems at first glance, especially around Jenny.

best friend and girlfriend Sophie. Born on August 20, 1956; in 1982, she is about 26 years old, 5'6" / 168 cm tall, red-haired, with curly hair, fair skin and freckles; He usually wears a multi-colored sweater and casual clothes. Jenny is confident, sociable, caring and quite sarcastic. She likes to tease Sophie, but when she really feels bad, she becomes serious and supports her. Her voice and speech are more lively and faster than Sophie's. He and Sophie are officially dating; Jenny works at the Entfernt Hotel and helps Sophie deal with her memories. She has no children. In the fanon, Jenny often becomes the more "down-to-earth" half of the couple: she is able to joke at a tense moment, make Sophie leave the house and at the same time be the first to notice that something is wrong with her.

co-founder of Bon's Burgers, a close friend of Jack's, and a man who was largely involved in the management of Bunny Smiles Incorporated. Born on April 7, 1935; in 1974 he is 39 years old, 5'9" / 175 cm tall, tall and thin, wears business suits and characteristic thick glasses, has light brown/grayish hair. Felix is smart, ambitious, organized and very passionate about business, but at the same time emotionally unstable, prone to anxiety and does not cope well with pressure. His speech can be very confident in front of employees, but in personal conversations he becomes nervous and confused. His relationship with Jack is particularly complicated: they are really close friends, almost brothers, but Felix both admires Jack and envies him. He was so close to the Walten children that Edward and Molly called him "Uncle Felix". His marriage to Linda Thompson ended in divorce. Fanon often reinforces his role as a "nervous uncle" who loves the Walten children, tries to be a good friend to Jack, but constantly complicates things due to his anxiety.

Jack's wife and Sophie's mother, Edward and Molly, was born on April 20, 1934; in 1974, she is 40 years old, about 5'8" / 173 cm tall, has dark brown hair, blue eyes and a slender build. She usually wears a yellow turtleneck, a red long skirt, white socks, and black shoes; in later depictions, her hair is longer. Rosemary is an artist, musician, and lead artist for Bunny Smiles, and she designed the visuals for Showstoppers, with Sha being created as her self-reflection. By nature, she is extremely caring, creative, emotional and protective of her loved ones, but not at all spineless: if she is made mad, she is able to put a person in his place very quickly. The manner of speech is usually soft, but when irritated, it becomes short and very confident. She loves children and Jack very much. In the fan, Rosemary is often presented as the life of the party: she can be the one who reconciles Jack and Felix, makes sure that employees do not overwork, and supports Sha as her "little reflection".

founder of Bon's Burgers and Bunny Smiles Incorporated, close friend and business partner of Felix Kranken. He was born on September 23, 1932, so in June 1974 he is 41 years old; He is 6'2" / about 188 cm tall, has dark brown hair, black eyes, and is usually dressed in formal business attire, particularly a dark red suit. Jack is tall, thin, but not fragile, with rather large features and a mustache. He is a hardworking, ambitious, family man, however, Sophie described him as a person who was too immersed in work. His voice is quiet, low, and a little breathy; Speech is usually calm, businesslike, but with severe irritation, he can become harsh. He is Rosemary's husband and the father of Sophie, Edward and Molly. He had a real family affection with Rosemary: they met when they were young, later married in 1959 and built a family together. In the fanon, Jack is often portrayed as a strict but loving father who sometimes doesn't notice how much children want his attention. He is connected with Felix by a very close friendship, almost fraternal relations, although there are business disagreements between them and envy on the part of Felix.

An animatronic clown designed primarily for children's birthday parties, rather than for regular performances with the Showstoppers. He has a white face, red hair, a red clown nose, a green jumpsuit, a yellow short cape with red frills, a white collar, and red elements on his arms and legs. His canon age is 15 years old, which is unusual for an animatronic as he is visually created as a teenage clown character. He is energetic, friendly, a little silly and joking; There is a lot of clown theatricality and strange jokes in his speech. Billy is not considered an official member of the main four Showstoppers because his main function is individual festive events. He does not have a canonical romantic couple. In the fanon, he is often made Bunny's best friend or the youngest member of the overall "team" that Boozu helps and Sha tries to support.

an anthropomorphic animatronic sheep, one of the four main Showstoppers. In its original form, it is white, with a cream-colored muzzle, belly and ears, silver coatings on the arms and legs, fluffy fur, long drooping ears, and a collar with a gold "Sha" nameplate. She has brown eyes that sometimes appear reddish, and her smile can reveal some pretty sharp teeth. There is no exact height or age, but Fanon usually depicts her as tall, statuesque, and slightly larger than Bunny. Her character is not officially revealed: Sha is known to be friendly to most people, emotional, and not afraid to show feelings; In additional drawings, she may look anxious or upset. It is also mentioned that before working with Bon's Burgers, she was a rather "nerd" girl. Sha is especially important because Rosemary Walten created her as a character based on herself, meaning Sha is a kind of persona of Rosemary within the show. In the fanon, therefore, Sha is often made caring, soft, reasonable, and a little maternal towards younger characters. Her supposed romantic relationship with Bon is one of the most common Phanon elements; even the fan/wiki version lists Bon as her possible love interest.

A humanoid animatronic with a pale face, dark brown hair, mustache, top hat, and a large black bow. Its design resembles an old-fashioned gentleman or a theater host. It is one of the four original Showstoppers and is responsible for the more "gentlemanly" part of the band's image. His exact age and height are not established, so in the fanon he is usually made an adult, about average to tall in relation to other animatronics. By nature, he is calmer than Bon, more reserved and well-mannered, although in cartoon materials he can show sarcasm and irritation. The manner of speech is polite, measured, sometimes theatrical; Fanon often adds old-fashioned expressions and a slightly aristocratic voice. Boozu treats Bunny and Billy well and often turns into a kind of senior mentor for them in the fanon. With Bon, he is more of a buddy and partner, although Bon may treat him as a subordinate. In the canon, the creators of Boozu were Susan Woodings and Charles Brooke, and Charles is associated with it as its "bearer".

a purple and white animatronic rabbit with long ears, bright blue eyes, pink cheeks and a pink bow; She has long eyelashes and distinctive white stripes under her eyes. She is one of the main four Showstoppers and is actually the female counterpart of Bon in design. Her canonical age and height are unknown, so she is usually depicted as young and energetic in the fanon. Her character in the canon is revealed weaker, but according to the cartoon materials, she looks lively, emotional, a little naïve and easily carried away. Fanon often makes her very talkative, friendly, and slightly moody, with her arguing with Bon like a younger sister to an older brother. Bon and Bunny are seen as brother and sister rather than a romantic couple. In some Fanon versions, Bunny is particularly good friends with Billy and treats him almost sisterly. In the separate cartoon story "Boozoo's Ghosts", Bunny is shown with two children, but this should not be transferred as fact to the main timeline. Her romantic interest in Holly is also part of the extras/fan interpretations, so I wouldn't mix it with the main story.

Bon's Burgers' main animatronic, a large anthropomorphic rabbit with a blue-gray coloring, a white muzzle, belly, toes, and the insides of his long ears; he has bright green eyes, small eyelashes, four prominent front teeth, and unusually sharp teeth. He wears a red bow tie and a small black button. His exact height is not officially stated in the main release, but he is significantly larger than an average person and appears massive due to his heavy metal frame. Bon is one of the main Showstoppers and is the de facto mascot of the restaurant. In earlier material, his personality is more aggressive, arrogant, and hot-tempered, while in later cartoon material, he becomes even more selfish, greedy, sarcastic, and comedic; he likes to think of himself as the boss and is capable of looking down on others. His speech is usually confident, somewhat gruff, with a smug intonation. Fanon often makes his voice low, slightly raspy, and lazily drawling. Bon bonds with Bunny like a sister, and Sha is mentioned as a potential love interest, so fanon often develops them as a couple. However, their relationship is usually depicted not as a perfectly sweet love, but as a strange mixture of affection, bickering, irritation, and genuine care. In popular fanon, Sha is one of the few people who can calm Bon down and make him behave more calmly. Bon has no children in canon. His relationship with Rosemary is especially complex: since Sha was created by Rosemary as her reflection, in fanon, Bon perceives Rosemary as the human embodiment of his wife, Sha. Therefore, around her, he becomes softer, more attentive, and instinctively tries to protect her. He understands that Rosemary and Sha are different personalities, but emotionally he often feels an almost unbreakable bond between them.