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>And even the turn itself was kinda weird. I mean, for three
>months, Daniel Bryan didn't say much of anything about
>allegedly being screwed over by The Authority, and even more
>important, he won most of his matches (right?). Now all of a
>sudden, he's talking about how, no matter what he does, and no
>matter how loud the fans chant, "they" are never going to "let
>him win," and so he has no other choice... but to join Bray
>Wyatt's cult?

either the authority has to be anti-wyatts (and why wouldn't they be? they've done whatever they want for months now and that totally goes against what the authority stands for) or the wyatts have to have stated that they want to take over the wwe/authority (despite some really captivating promos, thus far they've been pretty aimless for a cult). that would give bryan reason to join them, whether it's for the long-term or not. still interested to see where they go with it though. and i (conditionally) disagree with you on how they did it. i thought giving in rather than fully committing made sense, even if it doesn't make his character look great, and that his hesitation suggests there will be more to the story than a straight heel turn.