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They say that if you scour a desert long enough, you find an oasis. Such is also the case with WWE RAW, where Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House is quite clearly the best thing about the show.
The rest of the show feels rushed, almost like no thought was put into it at all. But then the Firefly Fun House segments come along and you are reminded of what a creative genius Bray Wyatt truly is.
This week, he told us more through that 2-minute segment than WWE told us during the course of the show. I will list down the points that I found particularly interesting, for your reading pleasure, right here, in this very article.
Be sure to share your thoughts, views, and opinions in the comments below.
#5 The masked creature is known as 'The Fiend'
If you Google the word limbo, this is the first meaning you get:
The supposed abode of the souls of unbaptized infants, and of the just who died before Christ's coming.
And of course, this is the more common meaning of the word, also procured from a Google search:
An uncertain period of awaiting a decision or resolution; an intermediate state or condition.
There's a third meaning as well, which has to do with the display picture of this very article:
A dance from the West Indies in which a dancer bends backwards to go under a low bar.
If you put everything together and focus on 'limbo' which has been the focus of the riddle Wyatt asked on Twitter, as well as the meanings that have been assigned here, you will know that he has been indicating that a Supernatural creature has been lying in wait, waiting to be unleashed upon the world.
This creature is called 'The Fiend' as Wyatt told us this week. It is who Wyatt transforms into when he puts on his scary looking mask.
#4 The Fiend is still going to be a babyface
So, on the previous page, we mentioned how Bray Wyatt unleashed the darker side of his persona called 'The Fiend'. However, shortly after introducing the character he says 'Don't you worry. He's here to protect us'.
Bray Wyatt justifies tapping into this dark side by saying that people say and do horrible things. As a result, he finds it difficult to tap into his confidence but 'The Fiend' helps him achieve it. This is pretty much an indication that Bray Wyatt will be a babyface when he debuts.
Bray Wyatt also goes on to mention that he will be all alone meaning that it's unlikely that we will see The Wyatt Family return. It's a shame but it does seem like we won't see Luke Harper in the mix as we expected.
Maybe AEW can bag Harper and push him to the skies.
#3 All the split personalities are certain to continue
Split personalities are not a new thing when it comes to wrestling. Abyss famously portrayed both the 'Monster' as well as Joseph Park, a lawyer, during his whole TNA stint.
When it comes to WWE, you had the three faces of Foley, from Cactus Jack to Dude Love to the one and only Mankind, the closest thing to a character like 'The Fiend'. Also, if you were to look at say Kane, you have both the demon persona and his 'corporate Kane' avatar, as a reference for split personalities.
Bray Wyatt proved that he will slip into his dark side from his children's show host persona when the situation actually calls for it. Similarly, he also gave us an indication of other personas he could play, by portraying a doctor for a spell during the segment.
Who knows what else he may do!
#2 He's kept Sister Abigail in Limbo
So here is the exchange that occurred between Bray Wyatt and Abby the Witch during this week's edition of the Firefly Fun House segment:
Bray: I am not a sicko, Abby. You know that!
Abby: What are you, a doctor now?
Bray: Aha, the diagnosis is in. Just as I suspected, Abby the Witch, you're a bully.
Abby: Why don't you let me rest?
Bray: I'll never let you rest. Never.
Abby: I can't stand it. I don't want to be stuck in this limbo anymore.
Now Abby the Witch is quite clearly Sister Abigail. By saying that she's been stuck in a limbo, it means that the evil powers are waiting to be unleashed. Does this mean that we'll see a character debut as Abby the Witch soon?
Or is Abby the Witch another twisted persona of Bray Wyatt's? One that he will play himself!
#1 The spider walk will be a part of his new character as well
Once you adopt a new character and a new gimmick, you tend to let go of the things that made your old character unique. When The Undertaker was a biker for a brief spell, he would ride to the ring instead of the slow, ominous walk that we're all accustomed to seeing.
The same could be said of someone like Becky Lynch as well, who has a new swagger as 'The Man' that she did not have when she was plain ol' Becky Lynch.
However, Bray Wyatt, as different as he is in his new persona, will still retain his terrifying spider walk that made his old gimmick so very unique. I can't wait to see how his new gimmick will eventually be!
You can take the supernatural out of Bray Wyatt but you can't take him out of the supernatural world entirely, can you?
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