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Season 3 is indeed a milestone in the saga of Earp's curse. It seems that the Revenants are very sweet and so Emily Andras decided to make the life of the sexy gang even more spicy. I feel like I am traveling at a mad speed to a totally unpredictable destination, and unable to consider the craziest theories as possible alternative plans to the essence of the season.
The cult of Bulshar that directly involves Nicole Haught also proved insufficient, notwithstanding that there is more than sufficient matter to occupy the season, Emily Andras did not understand this way. Along with the Revenants now appear vampires, cannibals and demons as if they were creating a damn army that conjectures the extermination of the heiress and Purgatory. All this while our beloved characters struggle with the tragic loss of Agent Xavier Dolls in a panoply of feelings as if they were disoriented.
We see Wynonna approaching Holliday and realize that the two will never be appart. They have a daughter, and that daughter is the connecting link. But Holliday now has a secret wife who stepped in with the vampire troop and whose role is still totally unknown. Nicole and Waverly are sentimentally stabilized in the maturing relationship, but neither is at peace with their past. Here, my friends, lies the essence of Season 3.
We know that Nicole survived the tragedy brought about by the cult of Bulshar. We know that someone saved her as she anticipated the tragedy. Who was? I confess that for a moment I thought of Waverly, but if Nicole was six years old at the time, Waverly would be much younger. Wynonna was not, otherwise she would have remembered the scene when she met Nicole's past. Was it Willa? My theory lies in another character. A character we known recently and quickly becomes a key element in clarifying what is happening in Purgatory: Michelle Gibson.
My theory lies in the presumption that Michelle knows the cult of Bulshar, rather, knows Bulshar himself. We know that Michelle was married to Ward Earp with whom she had two daughters (Wynonna and Willa). Ward Earp told his daughters that their mother had run away. The truth is, however, another. Michelle did not run away. Michelle was abducted by Bulshar when he engaged in another machiavellian plot of revenge against the Earp, and was made the demon's sexual slave. From that relationship was born a girl on 08 September 1995. Michelle Gibson escaped the cult of death by saving herself, her girl and another crying lost in the forest that was delivered to the biological parents. Ward never forgave her because he never understood the submission she was subjected to save the other two daughters. But Ward agreed to educate the daughter of the demon without proffering it.
Michelle survived with the help of a young police cadet who fell in love with her and tried to counter Bulshar's fury at the woman who had betrayed him. This young cadet was Ward's right-hand man at the police station, and later, after his death, he was to become Sherif of the city. Neddley was the man who avoided the woman's early death at the hands of the devil. Since then he's the only one to know the demons that Michelle talks about. And these demons are now on the loose. Michelle tries everything to avoid harm to the surviving daughters and Neddley will be there to protect the woman he has always loved.