An emotional testimony reveals how The Wyatt Sicks honors the legacy of Bray Wyatt and Brodie Leewhile offering A new opportunity for discarded talents.
► The redemption of forgotten
A testimony of who? Of Erick Rowanwho passed His best years as a fighter with Wyatt and Leewhom he saw to die to continue his story:
«I don't think it's enormous pressure. Yes, we are keeping the spirit alive. I am trying to keep Jon's spirit alive (Huber). These are things that I carry very close to the heart, but sometimes it becomes emotional. You can't help it, you're surrounded by that. That song with which Windham (Bray Wyatt) came out, that of Code Orange … Yes, it is difficult. Seeing the fireflies is difficult. But seeing all this, being there, seeing the fireflies and knowing that you are in places where … you look around and they are no longer with you. It's hard to accept.
«But then little by little you start to open your eyes, and look around and see Nikki Cross, you see Dexter, you see Gacy, and then there is Taylor, bo … and you open your eyes and say: 'Okay, this is also a family'.
«They have become a family for me, and that makes it more bearable, if that makes sense. Because I know there are people there that –The people who are gone – would probably smile when seeing us all progressing togetherYou know? At first it was for them, but hopefully also serve to show us something ourselves, about what is the message: that these people have been discarded in the eyes of fans, within the story.
«But in real life, These people have also been a bit forgotten. If you want to go thoroughly, these people have been target of a lot of negativity, each of them individually. Not necessarily now, in the context of the group and what is happening, but they have spoken evil of each of them in networks. I do not believe that many of them have had the real opportunity to show what their true strengths are in the company. In any company. And I think this is the opportunity to begin to show those strengths while honoring something that is very large and very close to my heart.»
