Player character unable to move after an event

For some reason, once my player character interacts with a specific NPC, I become unable to move or do anything else. I've attached a video showing what I mean. I tested this out with every other local event and none of them freeze the character.
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Do you enable an Auto Run Event?

No, I currently have it set to "Action Button"

Can you show us an screenshot of the event's pages?

Sure, here's a picture of the event's 2 pages

Do those switches activate another Event Page anywhere?
By anywhere I mean the map events and the Database Common Events.

Yes, they do. But I've never had any issues with those switches until today. It's something that has been in the game since I started it and only now is it causing me trouble

What are the events? Are they auto run? Do they activate any plugin commands that pauses the player?

No, they're both player touch only. That's why I'm so confused. I can't find anything that would stop the player from moving, yet I still can't go nowhere :/

Edit: So, apparently it was a couple of my common events that I had set to autorun that was stopping me. Thanks for being so willing to help!

When this happens, there are a couple of things to try (I know you've already found the cause, but you may run into it again for a different reason).

If you can turn in different directions and access the menus, it's a passability issue, so check the passages settings on your tileset.
If you can't even turn or access the menu, it's likely to be an autorun event. So check all events on the map to see if any have autorun pages that might be active, as well as all common events that might have an autorun trigger and be active. This includes common events that aren't named, and common events and map events that don't actually have any commands, but are still set to autorun.
Another possibility is that a plugin could be interfering. In this case, you've added a plugin but not checked to see what switches or variables it uses, and you have used a switch or variable that it's using for something different. This is more likely if you use very low-numbered switches or variables, which is exactly what you've done. When adding plugins, check their parameters to see if they use switches or variables. If they do, make note of which ones, and go and see if you've already used them for something else. If you have, find some that you haven't used, and change the plugin to use those instead. Once you change the switch/variable being used (or if you didn't need to change them because you haven't used the same ones), go in and give those switches/variables names so you don't accidentally use them for something else later.

Thanks, Shaz, I'll screencap your message so I can reference it if I ever encounter a problem like this again.

lol - that's an ugly message to screencap :)