It's funny how the whole outcome of an event, can be changed with just one action. Whether or not you have orange juice or milk in the morning with your breakfast, can determine whether or not your day will be good or not. Say you choose orange juice, and you spill it all over yourself. You have to go upstairs, change, you are late for school, locked out of your home room, which just so happens to be taking a pop quiz that day, and you get an F on it, because you didn't take it. Now, if you would have chosen milk, you might've gone off to school, and aced the pop quiz, because you actually read the chapter, while someone else gets locked out. If one was able to go back in time, one small move can alter the universe. One person seeing your face can suddenly ensure your fathers death. The point being, that if you do something over again, it is certain that it will not have the same outcome, and often an unseen consequence.

I wasn't able to get the job done. In fact, it was I who ended up being pinned. Of course, who could blame me after being back body dropped through a wooden horse filled with thumbtacks, right? I did do my part in the match. Thinking back on it, I made it possible for Shaun Andrews to win the match, but taking out Orrin Stranger. The moment I fisherman suplexed Stranger through that table, he never returned to the match. If I hadn't done that, then the victor could have possibly been changed. Been then again, I wouldn't be in the situation I am in now.

Orrin Stranger and I are set to go at it once again. So, shouldn't this be like the previous match? I mean, it's a tables and chairs match, so shouldn't I end up putting him through the table to win the match? No, not at all. Before it was three, if you take away the third competitor, who knows what can happen. The stipulation has changed as well, this time it is only tables and chairs, the effects of some conduct between Orrin and I during last Hellfire. Not only as the third competitor been taken away, but there is a prize waiting at the end of the tunnel this time. This time, we're both driving for a shot at the DW Pit Championship. With something to work for this time, people find themselves giving more than just one hundred percent. Not only that, but the championship holder, Ralph O. Morris, is awaiting us at the commentators table. So many factors have changed, that the outcome of this showdown, is now unseen.

The scene opens to the sight of Zarek Lyle standing in an unknown arena. There is no audience, or anybody else in the arena, besides him. Darkness falls everywhere around him, but one light, illuminates his actions. The light shinning on him scatters around him, and you can see that where he is, isn't unknown at all. It's The Pit. Blood stains are evident, and weapons of all sort lay everywhere. The floor is covered in thumbtacks, there is a wooden table in the corner, and a chair in the other.

Zarek reaches down and picks up a few thumbtacks, they cut into his hand and he holds his hand high, letting the blood drip down. He crushes the thumbtacks in his hand, causing his hand to bleed more, before he throws them at the empty chairs in the audience. He then appears to be talking to an audience, yet there is nobody there.

Zarek laughs at his previous statement. As he laughs he walks in a circle, gazing at the blood stains, knowing that somewhere was the blood he shed at Hellfire when he was back body dropped through the wooden hors full of thumbtacks.

Zarek stops near the table, and another light comes and shines on the table as well. It's revealed that it isn't really a table, but a broken table with the words 'Orrin Stranger' written in blue on it. No doubt the very same table that Orrin was suplexed through during Hellfire. Zarek moves some of the piece to make his way through the ruins of the table and rest on post behind it.

Zarek walks away from the ruble of the table, and makes a v-line for the only other weapon left in The Pit. He takes the chair in his hands and swings it like a baseball bat. Somewhat 'practicing' with the other weapon in their 'Tables and Chairs' match.

Zarek looks like he is done with all of the weapons. He chucks the chair at the table ruins, and kicks the thumbtacks everywhere with his shoe. Some of the thumbtacks get stuck in the toe of his shoe, but Zarek doesn't worry about it. After all of the stuff is in some sort of pile, Zarek continues.

Gone.