WWE Survivor Series Fallout: A Bigger Picture Developed?

So, the 24th annual Survivor Series is in the books.

Randy Orton, still champion.

John Cena, free from Nexus, but fired.

The WWE Universe left Survivor Series with more questions then answers for the Nexus/John Cena saga.

In what was one of the most compelling storylines and match stipulations in years, we were all left with a sour taste in our mouths as Survivor Series closed with Cena saying "goodbye" to the WWE.

Unless you are seven years old, or have no brain, you realize that John Cena isn't fired and is either taking time off, or the storyline is taking a twist.

With that being said, you can't help but wonder if the Raw mystery General Manager will be revealed on this weeks Raw.

Is it John Cena?!  Would he set all of that up, just to ruin Wade Barrett's big shot at the WWE Championship?

Is it Triple H?! We all know an in-ring return is imminent, but would he pull a stunt like this to get the ball rolling in his return?

Also, Chris Jericho has taken time off to tour with his band Fozzy, he could be returning soon, is he the mastermind behind the General Manager e-mails, even making himself look like a fool to fool us?

As I turned off my television after Survivor Series, I was hoping that something more exciting would come of this Monday Night on Raw.  

I will cross my fingers and hope that it does, but I won't hold my breath.

I wouldn't mind seeing that General Manager revealed this week.  It has gone on long enough and I hope WWE has had time to think of a great plan, and the Cena "firing" was a part of that plan.

So many things can happen at this point and I challenge myself not to get hooked on one idea that I have to play out, because it is so wide open right now.

With the confusing turns to every storyline, it makes for good television, because of the element of surprise.

However, at the same time, you are left more confused then you were when the storyline began.

With the way things have gone lately by the creative writing department in the WWE, there is never any closure to storylines and you are just left scratching your head at the conclusion of a match.

There is only one more pay per view on the 2010 calendar, and that is Tables, Ladders, and Chairs.

After that, it is 2011 and the road to WrestleMania will begin.

The element of surprise will be stronger then ever at the 2011 Royal Rumble, we are left not being able to predict what will happen, but only to sit back and enjoy the show at this point.