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Last night was the closest I have ever seen Undertaker to breaking character ever. If he had, I'm not sure anyone would have blamed him though. If any wrestling death would have touched him more than most, it would have been that of his manager and almost in a way mentor, William "Paul Bearer" Moody. He almost had me tearing up as well. Lost in the debate about whether it was "right" to use Bearer's death in a wrestling angle was that for the first five or so minutes of the show, there was a touching, earnest tribute for a man that seemed to have touched everyone he met in a positive manner. Undertaker's role in all of this just sealed my own reaction to it.