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#3 What is dead may never die
The Undertaker has come back from the dead in the past on more than one occasion and his successor was crowned on WWE RAW. No, it wasn't Bray Wyatt but instead Rambling Rabbit, who returned with a band-aid.
Of course, puppets can be torn to shreds and be brought back because they were never alive, to begin with. But it takes me back to Bray Wyatt's prophecy last week on Twitter, when he proclaimed that what is dead may never die.
This is a line that is used by the Greyjoys in Game of Thrones and almost like the God who brought Jon Snow back from the dead, Rambling Rabbit returned to the world hale and hearty yet again. And it is apparent that it bears no ill will at all towards Mercy The Buzzard.
Oh what a saint Rambling Rabbit truly is, right?
