Bonnie let out a screech of rage, two red dots glared at the bear who had tried to drag him out of the parts and service room.
"Leave me alone, I have told you countless times that I'm staying here!"
Freddy growled something under his breath and then said in an even tone.
"You can't stay here forever you know."
Bonnie tilted his head eyeing Freddy wearily.
"Watch me."
The withered bear shook his head and stormed out of the room pushing past the slender figure that was standing in the doorway. Bonnie cocked his head, what did that annoying puppet want now?
The figure in question slowly crept up on the rabbit until he was hovering over him. Feeling rather uncomfortable in Marion's pinprick gaze Bonnie tilted his head trying unsuccessfully not to make eye contact. Giving a sigh Bonnie said in a low voice.
"Do you want something?"
The Marionette simply continued to stare, his normally smiling mask twisted into a frown.
"I will only explain this once, they took away my freaking face and there is no way in hell I'm going out there with this appearance. Now how about you go take a walk through the woods and go scare some teens or something."
At this point Marion had crossed his arms and rolled his eyes, his mouth still set in a frown. Bonnie stared hotly at Marion, his red eyes blinking on and off rapidly. The rabbit and the puppet locked gazes for a few moments.
Marion couldn't hide the smirk on his face as he said in a quite cheerful tone.
"At least no one will mistake you for a girl now."
With that, Marion walked smugly out of the room, leaving a fuming animatronic rabbit behind.