5 Horror storylines Bray Wyatt should be booked in

#4 Time travel and parallel universes

The Fiend could travel to different realms and time periods

Time travel and parallel universes

We live in a world where we’re constantly bombarded with tons of information, and understandably the act of oversimplification of concepts in order to explain them quickly and efficiently has become a cliché of sorts.

So kindly forgive me for the following oversimplification. Time travel and parallel universes are topics that, just like the topic we’d discussed in the previous page, require several hours’ worth of discussion. Hence, for the sake of convenience, I’ve divided the widely accepted theories regarding time travel into two main types.

The first type of time travel involves journeying to the past or future and back to the present time in the same universe where you exist.

On the other hand, the second type of time travel is much more complex and involves the existence of several parallel universes.

In this type of time travel, you have the option of either traveling to the past or future in time in your same universe or interdimensional time travel in which you travel back and forth in time from your own universe to other parallel universes where different versions of you exist.

Now bear in mind that this is just the tip of the iceberg, and there’s so much more we can discuss regarding this topic. I know this second type of time travel can get a bit confusing, but I need you to stay with me.

I’d like to add that in the second type of time travel, certain schools of thought believe that you cannot travel to the past or future in your universe; and that when you engage in the act of time travel, what you’re actually doing is interdimensional time travel wherein you travel from your own universe to a parallel universe in the past or future.

Even if the aforementioned details seem confusing, you needn’t worry. The primary reason I expounded upon time travel and parallel universes is to give you a general idea to better understand what’s been noted below.

The Fiend should defeat all of Bray Wyatt’s previous personas, except his Wyatt Family leader avatar

Alex Rotunda, Windham Rotunda, Axl Mulligan, Duke Rotundo, Husky Harris, Bray Wyatt (leader of The Wyatt Family), and “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt…WWE Superstar Windham Lawrence Rotunda has wrestled under several ring names over the course of his pro wrestling career.

The WWE’s interesting utilization of the time travel concept in The Fiend’s Firefly Fun House Match against John Cena at WrestleMania 36 offered fans a brief glimpse of how interesting a time travel and/or parallel universe storyline could be.

I truly believe that whether or not he beats Braun Strowman for the Universal Title, Bray Wyatt's "The Fiend" persona should be booked in a time travel angle and must go back in time and defeat every persona of his, except for his avatar as the leader of The Wyatt Family (I’ll explain why later).

By destroying his previous avatars, not only will The Fiend close the chapter on his previous failures, but also send a message to his foes that The Fiend gets what he wants no matter what, even if it means that he has to fight himself…