4 Theories that were teased on this week's episode of The Firefly Fun House (September 30th, 2019)

What was Bray Wyatt trying to tell us this week?
What was Bray Wyatt trying to tell us this week?

The Fiend takes on Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship at Hell in a Cell this weekend. Ahead of the match, Bray Wyatt has been back in his Firefly Fun House sharing some lessons with all of his Fireflies so that they know all about The Fiend and why he feels the need to attack.

This week was no different since the main aim of the episode was to show that everyone gets scared and all of the puppets that live in the Fun House are afraid of The Fiend and are friends with Seth Rollins.

It's now become almost obvious that Bray Wyatt and The Fiend could be the same person, but Wyatt is seemingly the calm presence behind the evil that lurks when The Fiend decides to attack. This has led many fans to question if he is sending the WWE Universe coded messages about his alter ego through The Fun House.


#4 Is Hell in a Cell just like The Firefly Funhouse

Will Bray Wyatt ever escape The Fun House?
Will Bray Wyatt ever escape The Fun House?

The Fiend lives to torment his targets whilst Bray Wyatt seemingly controls him from inside the safety of The Fun House. That being said, Wyatt has looked to leave the Fun House many times, but actually hasn't been seen outside of it unless he's The Fiend.

It's well known that many superstars step inside Hell in a Cell but then don't come out the same person. Wyatt stated on this week's Fun House that Hell in a Cell was a place that you could enter, but never leave. Is this the same as The Fun House, is Wyatt actually trapped in there and the only way he can come out is as The Fiend?

Does this mean that The Fiend will come out of Hell in a Cell different? Or that Bray Wyatt will never be able to get out of the Fun House?

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#3 Bray Wyatt is the same person as The Fiend?

Are Bray Wyatt and The Fiend the same person or can they only communicate?
Are Bray Wyatt and The Fiend the same person or can they only communicate?

Bray Wyatt was trying to inform his puppets inside The Fun House this week that The Fiend wasn't going to go easy on Seth Rollins inside Hell in a Cell. Wyatt stated that you can enter the Cell, but no one ever leaves Hell in a Cell and that The Fiend will enjoy inflicting pain and suffering on Rollins when he's unleashed this weekend.

He then stated that he had an idea and that he was going and find The Fiend to tell him to "be nice to Seth Rollins" before going off-camera. He then laughed and stated that he was just joking. Wyatt and The Fiend are obviously linked, but this is the first time that it has been stated that he can talk to The Fiend.

So is Wyatt the puppet master? Does he tell The Fiend who to attack before he then sets out to find targets? This week's episode looks as though it was building a picture surrounding this theory, something that could continue to come to light in the coming weeks.

#2 A heel turn

What does the future hold for The Fiend?
What does the future hold for The Fiend?

Bray Wyatt knows The Fiend's mind much better than anyone else's since he shares his mindset as part of The Firefly Fun House most of the time. The Fiend doesn't really care that much about the Universal Championship, he's just looking to make friends and now he is looking at making Seth Rollins a "friend" this weekend.

As part of the Fun House this week, Wyatt talked about the upcoming match inside Hell in a Cell, somewhere he knows quite well and even talked about how The Fiend could react inside the structure for the first time.

Wyatt stated that The Fiend would return no matter what and when stating this he said: "He'll return no matter what." This quote had an emphasis on the "he'll" part which has led many fans to believe that Wyatt's Fiend could be forced to turn heel inside Hell in a Cell, since too many fans he is considered the face here so Rollins could be turning once again.

Wyatt is the favorite heading into the match since he's become one of the most popular stars in the company over the past few weeks but Hell in a Cell is a different kind of match and neither Rollins nor Wyatt will come out of the cell the same way they walk in.

#1 Is Ramblin' Rabbit Symbolic?

Ramblin Rabbit died this week on Raw
Ramblin Rabbit died this week on Raw

This week's episode of The Firefly Fun House was quite emotional since it was the third time that Ramblin' Rabbit had died. The episode began with him confirming that he was "scared to death" before he then died and Wyatt picked up his body to try to see if there was anything he could do.

Ramblin' Rabbit has died before, but last time he was attacked by Bray Wyatt with a huge mallet and then had his blood turned into jam before he was then later killed by Mercy the Buzzard. The death was seen online as quite a symbolic one though since there is now a theory that Rabbit could be a visual representation of Bray Wyatt's first run in WWE.

Ramblin' Rabbit talks a lot and has now died more than once, which leads many to believe that this could be representing the fact that Bray Wyatt would once talk a good game through promos ahead of his matches and then lose when he was in front of the live cameras.

Wyatt's first run in WWE was one where he lost many of his bigger matches so if this theory is to be believed, then it means that Ramblin' Rabbit will be back next week and he will probably die many more times.

Bayley gives us a HUGE update on a top Superstar's upcoming return RIGHT HERE.

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