The hood thrown back.

The eyes like jade daggers.

The porcelain mask one of the most breathless works of art to ever be displayed on camera. The shape of the mask is that of a human's face but that's about as far as normalcy dares to trek. We have a dividing line straight down the middle of the mask that looks to be bright red paint applied with one long, single stroke. The red streak of paint is only about a centimeter wide but plays a very prominent role as you will come to see.

The entire right side of this mask is painted in a fashion that would immediately make any wrestling fan think of Mr. Natural -- Jelani Holloway when not in the ring. Everything from the raised eyebrow to the long sideburn has been applied to this mask and looks surprisingly realistic. Upon closer inspection the finer details reveal themselves and it would appear Mr. Natural's skin isn't made up of one solid color. Instead, these look like thousands if not millions of tiny brown squares as the camera zooms in on a section of the mask's cheek. The brown squares slowly approach, growing in size and transforming right before the eyes. These squares are all photographs of Mr. Natural himself. Every single photo depicts Mr. Natural in some kind of disadvantage, whether it's him on the receiving end of a piledriver or being pinned. All of Mr. Naturals greats losses are featured, as well as just about every move he'd ever fallen to or been struck by.

The camera backs away and slowly the photos transform once again into what appears to be the bronze skin of Mr. Natural on the right side of this mask.

The left side is a completely different work of art.

It would seem that the red streak going down the center of this mask is separating Mr. Natural from his wife, Solange "Mrs. Natural" Holloway. The details of that side of her face are flawless, all the way from her eyebrows to her lipstick. Upon closer inspection, her skin starts to break up into squares much like Mr. Natural's did. The Camera zooms in and we once again see photos, but nothing like the ones making up Mr. Natural's face. No, these photos all depict Mr. and Mrs. Natural in various settings ranging from a beach all the way to a luxurious hotel room. All of these private moments seem to share a common message. The first photo shows Mr. Natural being pulled out of the water by Solange and Mr. Natural looks unconscious. The next photo shows Solange putting her hand on Mr. Natural's shoulder to comfort him as he sits at the edge of the bed hanging his head into his hand. Another photo seems to be Mr. Natural playing tug-o-war with another person but Solange is behind Natural helping him pull. Another photo is of Solange with a spotlight on her and people looking at her but then you notice part of Mr. Natural because he's actually standing behind her, almost completely unseen and ignored.

The camera pulls back again to show the mask as the Headless Horseman speaks through it.

Headless Horseman: Dooo youuuuu...

He starts slow, deep and almost possessed sounding.

Headless Horseman: Misssss-taaaaaa Natural-ah... take my hand as the unification of your wife's and your own holy vows? Do you taK!e-ah... this face for its true meeeeaning? I see nothing wrong with kneeling down, dropping forward-ah and begging for my axe.

The camera pulls back to reveal his heavy duty gear, much resembling a SWAT team member but with a porcelain mask on that's half Mr. Natural and half Solange. He has his massive battle axe in his possession, holding it in front of him with two hands and bringing it up over his shoulder into a full swing stance.

He pauses momentarily as everything stands still.

With a herculean swing of this massive war weapon, the blade of the axe smashes into the camera and brings it with it while the Headless Horseman spins. The camera's rocky and flickering view shows the edge of that blade on one side of the screen and behind that is seen the spinning background as the Headless Horseman's still body swings the axe around and around. The camera remains at the edge of the axe and from this perspective it looks like a tornado is forming around the Headless Horseman's body. His porcelain mask stares straight at the camera as he spins faster and faster around until suddenly his body is shrinking... because the camera has flown off the end of his axe and is shooting into the air.

Static.

Distorted views of tree branches and leaves flicking in and out.

Static.

Blackness.