Enid Sinclair

They first met in the second season when Agnes was revealed to be responsible for kidnapping her and Bruno Yuson and setting a trap that nearly killed them. Because of this, Enid deeply dislikes Agnes, calling her a bit of a psychopath, and despises her devotion to Wednesday. Their contempt for each other goes so far as to exchange nasty comments and nicknames. Just before camp, she tried to threaten to "slide" her claws and sleep with one eye open, to which Agnes replied that she shouldn't bother as she wouldn't see it coming, and called her a "puppy." Enid even tried to slash her with her claws after learning that she had been spying on her during an intimate moment with Bruno, but Bruno ultimately prevented her from doing so.

However, in "Chapter VII: Oh, the Money!", their relationship improves. After feeling rejected by Wednesday for not living up to her expectations and taking Enid's place as her best friend, she has a heart-to-heart with Enid, who encourages her to stop mimicking others' personalities. They cement their friendship by creating a distraction to help Wednesday, dancing at the Nevermore Gala, complimenting each other, and showing a great dynamic between them. Later in the season finale, she is seen helping Enid make a list of potential boyfriends in case she doesn't want to go back to Ajax, and when they go to save Wednesday, she is seen worried about Enid when she decides to turn into a wolf at the full moon despite her alpha status.

Enid didn't speak to Eugene until he acted as a decoy for Wednesday. Although they aren't seen interacting very often, they seem to get along, sharing their personal phone numbers. Eugene has a crush on Enid, but she seems to ignore his feelings and only considers him a friend.

After her near-death experience in a trap set by Agnes DeMille, Enid realizes she no longer has feelings for Ajax and wants to break up with him, but she is terrified and doesn't want to because she knows Ajax hasn't done anything wrong, but she is also aware that she can't avoid him forever. After this, at Camp Outcast, during the night, Enid has an honest conversation with Ajax, confessing that she is not the same girl he likes anymore; he left first, but before leaving, he reminded her of the day they both volunteered at Uriah's Heap. He said that the squirrels and rats symbolized their past relationship. Now, Petropolus says that it can't work and officially breaks up, looking humbled and angry when she runs into Bruno.

After realizing that Tyler was targeting her and Wednesday, she writes letters to the members of Nightshade, including Ajax. Ajax takes it upon himself to confront the hyde, while everyone looks out for each other. Later, when Ajax visits his cage, he tells Enid and Wednesday about Barry Dort's plan. They decide to expose him during the Gala, and Ajax ends up turning him into a statue. Meanwhile, Enid sees her ex-boyfriend packing to go home with his old girlfriend. Ajax approaches her and tells her that she deserves better than what she went through because of other people. He asks if they can be friends again, deciding to forgive her since their relationship has nothing to do with her behavior or her status as a werewolf. She agrees, and they laugh together before shaking hands and smiling at each other. As he walks away, she exhales in relief and gratitude.

of nightshades, as it was one of the rules to keep it a secret. Ajax is the first to comfort her as she walks out of the woods. They both briefly lose their temper before Ajax walks over, as she was still stiff from her fight with Tyler and is no longer upset about earlier. He helps her walk back to the larger group before she pushes him to hug Wednesday. Later, as the students are dismissed for the semester, she runs into Ajax, who had his arm around her as she approached, and in an off-screen moment, they walk out of the school to share a kiss under the columns before saying goodbye.

However, in the second season, Enid and Ajax begin to grow apart. Having matured since last year, Enid no longer feels the same way about Ajax as she used to, and throughout the summer she didn't see or call him. Since the beginning of the new semester, Enid tries to avoid Ajax because she doesn't really know how she feels about their relationship. On the other hand, Ajax tries to reach out to Enid because they haven't spoken to each other for a while, constantly leaving gifts in her room. Furthermore, Enid begins to feel attracted to Bruno Yuson, a new student and someone from her same pack, which further strains her relationship with Ajax.

Ajax begins as Enid's friend and eventually develops a relationship with her. Their first encounter in the series occurs during the Wednesday visit to Nevermore, when he informs Enid of the rumors about her new roommate. Ajax is a member of the Nightshade Society.

At the beginning of the Poe Cup in "Chapter II: Sorrow is the Loneliest Number", Enid smiles and stares at Ajax before he turns to see her across their boats, causing him to smile and laugh blushingly at her after she greeted him.

On Support Day in "Chapter III: Friend or Woe", she trades duties with Wednesday so she can work at Uriah's Heap with Ajax. She spends the day flirting with him and trying to get closer to him. When she realizes it's not working, she confronts him and tells him straight up that she's been trying to flirt all day. Ajax takes the hint, and when Enid invites him to hang out with her behind the greenhouse later that evening, unfortunately, Ajax gets high in front of the mirror after showering and stands Enid up.

At Rave'N, Enid attends with Lucas Walker in an attempt to make Ajax jealous. When they see each other and talk, Enid becomes flustered, while after seeing her, Ajax becomes visibly dejected. Ajax is currently with another girl, but remains friendly to Enid and dances nearby. When Enid is outside confronting Lucas and being bullied by her friends, Ajax is the one who stands up for her. They share their first kiss afterward.

At Mayor Walker's funeral, Ajax holds Enid, distraught over the event, and they walk together in the rain with an umbrella.

They are seen together for the rest of the season. In the finale, Eugene Ottinger calls Enid worried about Wednesday Addams and interrupts a moment between her and Ajax. Later that night, the Thing informs them that Wednesday was kidnapped by Thornhill and Tyler and tells them to collect the nightshades. Enid was unaware that he was part of the

Over the course of the show, Enid and Thing become close friends and are seen and mentioned doing nails, makeup tutorials, and communicating with each other very often as she can even understand his sign language. At the end of the season, she makes him promise to keep in touch. When he goes to inform her that Wednesday was kidnapped by Laurel Gates and Tyler, Enid takes Thing with her into the woods until the blood moon starts transforming her into her full wolf form, which scares him a bit before he goes off to free Xavier. Then later on, after defeating Tyler, Thing creeps out in the woods and reaches out to take Enid's hand to comfort her as her first time reverting back to human caused her to get a painful muscle ache before off-screen she was able to find and cover herself with her coat to slowly walk back to school alone.

He is seen during Parents' Weekend with his pack. It is still unclear what their relationship is. Mr. Sinclair almost never speaks. He does not seem to object to the way Mrs. Sinclair treats Enid; however, he says he is proud of Enid before leaving with his wife and supports her decision.

During Parents' Weekend, Esther harshly criticizes her daughter Enid and seems disappointed when Enid implies that she hasn't "turned wolf" yet and even suggests that she attend a werewolf summer camp to fully "become a wolf." But at the end of the weekend, Enid decides not to go to camp, much to her mother's disappointment.

and goes to great lengths to make her happy. She gives Wednesday a black hairnet to match her own and accompanies her on her investigation that night. After nearly being killed, Enid decides to move out of the room she shares with Wednesday and move in with Yoko. However, even though she doesn't live with Wednesday, she visits her at least three times in one day to make sure she is okay. In "Chapter VII: If You Don't Grieve Me Now", when she moves back in with her, Wednesday says that he missed Enid, though he uses the Thing as an excuse.

When Wednesday is expelled in "Chapter VIII: A Murder of Woes", Enid helps her pack her belongings. Wednesday tells her that the mark Enid has left on her is indelible, and in turn, Enid confesses that she is going to miss her and that she has learned a lot from her. Enid asks for one last hug, to which she refuses, agreeing and saying that not hugging is just her way. After learning that Wednesday is in trouble, she leaves Ajax Petropolus with the others and goes into the woods to try and help her. It is then that Enid finally manages to transform into a she-wolf and fights Tyler Galpin to save Wednesday. She wins the fight with Tyler and helps Wednesday kill Joseph Crackstone.

Enid asks where Wednesday is as she stumbles out of the woods, and Ajax throws his arms around her. Her eyes widen in fear and panic as she watches everyone respond to the question. Almost instantly, Wednesday bursts through the gates, and Enid spots her. She runs to her, and they share a special moment: their first hug. The next day, she tells Wednesday he should visit her in San Francisco.

Wednesday is Enid's best friend and roommate. When Wednesday arrives at Nevermore, Enid is tasked with showing her around the school and introducing her to her classmates. From the beginning, Enid has been consistently supportive of her and her way of doing things. Following her encounter with Wednesday, she showed her around campus and introduced her to the other Nevermore students. Rumors about Wednesday were already spreading among the student body, but Enid stood by her side and ignored them. Later that day, the two were arguing about her room and boundaries, but were stopped from going any further by Marilyn Thornhill. Near the end of "Chapter I: Wednesday's Child Is Full of Woe", Wednesday and Enid were sharing a moment on her balcony. Wednesday was playing her cello, and Enid went outside to check on her. This is where she first encountered the Thing. After hearing the other werewolves (furs) howling in the distance, Wednesday asks why Enid isn't "wolfing" with them, and Enid reveals that she can't. Wednesday reasons with Enid to cheer her up, but it only makes things worse when Enid starts to cry. Wednesday tells her about the time she cried, and Enid promises to keep it a secret. They call each other "super weird" and have a moment of silence together.

During "Chapter II: Quid Pro Woe!," Enid is delighted that Wednesday has decided to stay at Nevermore. When Yoko Tanaka is unable to participate in the Poe Cup, Wednesday volunteers to take her place and work with Enid. In this episode, they both show their competitive side and manage to win the Poe Cup together. In "Chapter IV: Quid Pro Woe!," Wednesday shows her murder clue board to Enid, and when Enid faints after seeing them, Wednesday asks the Thing to bring back the smelling salts, implying that Enid has fainted before. In "Chapter VI: Quid Pro Woe," Enid is one of the people responsible for Wednesday's birthday cake and surprise.

Mortality: Despite being a werewolf with enhanced resilience, her body can still succumb to blunt force injuries inflicted by other supernatural creatures. For example, when she regained her human form, her bones and muscles ached, and her face was cut until it regenerated. Alpha Transformation: Due to her status as an alpha, if Enid enters her wolf form too early in her alpha stage, she risks becoming trapped in that form permanently. This is the fate that awaits her in "Chapter VIII: This Means Woe", meaning that she is trapped as a wolf potentially forever. Rage Point: Enid must calm down during the full moon, otherwise she may trigger the alpha transformation.

Leadership: Enid has some leadership skills, as evidenced by the fact that she is the captain of her own team when they participate in the Poe Cup, the Black Cats. Expert Strategist: Unlike what most people think, Enid is cunning and quick-thinking. During the Poe Cup, while Wednesday was going for her flag, she quickly comes up with a plan and slashes one of the opposing team's ships with her claws while Thing distracts them. Enid also quickly realized that it was Lucas Walker who played the prank on her at the school dance. She also seems to learn quickly, perfectly understanding Thing's communication. Expert Combatant: Enid is an adept fighter who leverages her enhanced werewolf abilities and martial arts knowledge through both practice and observation. During her fight with Hyde, though she was nearly defeated, thanks to the sheriff's intervention, she managed to win the fight with a dropkick that incapacitated him.

Leadership: Enid has some leadership skills, as evidenced by the fact that she is the captain of her own team when they participate in the Poe Cup, the Black Cats. Expert Strategist: Unlike what most people think, Enid is cunning and quick-thinking. During the Poe Cup, while Wednesday was going for her flag, she quickly comes up with a plan and slashes one of the opposing team's ships with her claws while Thing distracts them. Enid also quickly realized that it was Lucas Walker who played the prank on her at the school dance. She also seems to learn quickly, perfectly understanding Thing's communication. Expert Combatant: Enid is an adept fighter who leverages her enhanced werewolf abilities and martial arts knowledge through both practice and observation. During her fight with Hyde, though she was nearly defeated, thanks to the sheriff's intervention, she managed to win the fight with a dropkick that incapacitated him.

Enid resembles Harley Quinn from the DC Extended Universe, played by Margot Robbie.

Enid has proven to be a fan of K-pop. This is evident when she briefly performed a K-pop song.

Enid is a fan of the professional hockey team The Sharks; she is also a fan of the movie Way of the Dragon.

Enid has a skateboard and roller skates, implying that she is a skater.

Enid is a fan of The Baby-Sitters Club novel series and has read all of the books, including the graphic novels.

Full name: Enid Sinclair.

age: 20.

Also known as: Kitty (alone). Rainbow Barbie, Puppy (by Agnes DeMille). Miss Sinclair (by Isadora Capri).

Gender: Female ♀️.

Hair color: Blonde (with blue and pink highlights). Eye color: Blue.

Height: 1.60 m.

Character Information:

Species Affiliation: Nevermore Academy. Ophelia Hall. fencing equipment. Wednesday Addams. Stuff. San Francisco Package. The Sinclair family. Urías Pile (voluntary; temporarily) Occupation. Student at Nevermore Academy. Member of the fencing team. Volunteer at Uriah's Heap (temporary). Residence. San Francisco, California, United States. Nevermore Academy, Jericho, Vermont, USA

Relationship information:

Parents: Murray Sinclair (father). Esther Sinclair (mother).

Siblings: Unnamed older brothers.

Relatives: Lucille (cousin).

Romances: Ajax Petropolus (ex-boyfriend/friend) Bruno Yuson (ex-boyfriend) Tomt(boyfriend).

Friends: Wednesday Addams (best friend). Yoko Tanaka. Thing (close friend). Eugene Ottinger. Larissa Weems Bruno Yuson (formerly). Ajax Petropolus (ex-boyfriend/friend). Agnes DeMille. Enemies. Tyler Galpin. Françoise Galpin. Marilyn Thornhill. José Crackstone. Agnes DeMille (formerly). All the normal people against the marginalized. Jonah. Bruno Yuson. SDtomt(boyfriend).

Risking her life to save her and Agnes from Tyler, Enid finally lets go of her need to fit in as a werewolf. Upon discovering that Bruno has been talking to and seeing his ex, she decides to step back and let them be together, choosing to step away from romantic relationships for a while to focus on herself. Furthermore, Enid has also realized that she doesn't need a pack with others of her kind; instead, her "wolf pack" is Wednesday, proven when, despite the blood moon, Enid makes the sacrifice of becoming a wolf to save Wednesday, knowing the price this choice will cost her as alpha.

telling her mother that she won't become a wolf as she expects, but will do so at her own pace, without caring what her mother or anyone else thinks of her. She also tells Wednesday that she's aware of her own flaws, but that she will no longer apologize for them because they are the key to her identity.

Like many outcasts, Enid is distant and distrustful of normies, as seen when she asks Wednesday if she can really trust a normie to help her. Despite this trait, Enid has no problem talking to them if she thinks they're friendly.

Enid is also very kind and caring toward her friends. She helped Wednesday integrate into Nevermore and help her investigate the murders. Enid also didn't hesitate to fight Tyler and risk her life to save Wednesday and give him the chance to defeat Marilyn. After defeating him, she immediately returned to school and, worried about her friend, asked where Wednesday was.

After finally becoming a wolf, Enid experienced a complex change in her life. While that moment was a major breakthrough for her, it also caused her to relapse into old negative behaviors. Before returning to Nevermore, she had attended wolf camp, despite her firm stance in the first season that she never wanted to go. She also joined a pack and developed a relationship with Bruno while still dating Ajax. Enid now seems to be putting too much pressure on herself—not in a healthy way, but in a way that suggests she's trying too hard to conform to certain societal expectations and norms in order to fit in, rather than following her own instincts. The independence and self-confidence she once displayed seem clouded by the need to fit into an image of what a "proper" wolf should be, even if it doesn't truly reflect who she is at her core.

However, after swapping bodies with Wednesday and seeing the world through her eyes, with Wednesday

When Enid is first introduced, she has a carefree, cheerful, and lively personality. She is friendly to everyone and is well-liked by her classmates. Enid also enjoys keeping up with school dramas, and her personal blog is Nevermore's main source of gossip. She can be described as the polar opposite of Wednesday Addams.

Despite her cheerful personality, there are times when Enid is shown to be level-headed and somewhat pragmatic, asking Wednesday to apologize to Thing and telling him that he is family and does not deserve to be mistreated by her. She is also extremely patient with Wednesday and his brooding attitude, and despite being tolerant, there are times when she does snap, such as when Wednesday tries to turn off the music, but Enid immediately brings out her claws and directly threatens her to "not mess with her."

Enid is prone to strong emotions and violent reactions. When Yoko has an allergic reaction to garlic and is sent to the infirmary, she sits outside the Poe Cup. She is extremely frustrated and was seen crying in her room. When Ajax fails to show up for his date with Enid due to being turned to stone, Enid, furious, slashes the school bus wheels with her claws in a fit of rage, feeling humiliated and disliked by Ajax, even though she is unaware that she has been turned to stone.

She has a low tolerance for scary and creepy things, so when she first met the Thing, she acted uncomfortable and tried to get away from him. Upon seeing the clue board Wednesday had set up, she couldn't hide her disgust at the images and fainted. Enid was also scared and uncomfortable about being in Uriah's Heap and seeing stuffed animals dressed in vintage clothing.

Enid is quite nervous about being a latecomer to her pack, fearing exile and finding a mate. However, thanks to Wednesday's influence, Enid has matured and seems more grown up, telling her mother

Enid has blonde hair and blue eyes. Her hair has blue and pink highlights at the tips. She often wears it down, but is occasionally seen with a braid on the right side. She has light freckles and different-colored nails that transform into claws at different points.

She wears her traditional Nevermore uniform without modifications. Enid prefers to wear multicolored or fluffy clothing outside of school. She is often seen wearing colorful sweaters and matching outfits. She wears eyeshadow and eyeliner that match her outfit. However, she wears traditional school shoes and replaces her usual black shoelaces with bright pink ones.

At the Rave'N party, Enid wears a pink wig and a sequined outfit to match the theme. Her dress is white with pink undertones and has a fur collar. She wears rhinestones under her eyes, red lipstick, and pink eyeshadow. She wears white knee-high platform boots.

During the Poe Cup, Enid and her team, the "Black Cats", sport a feline-themed costume. She wears a black wetsuit with pink stitching and highlights, and the team logo printed in white on the shoulder. Enid wears black cat ears and pink fishnet fingerless gloves over black fabric. Her makeup consists of dark pink face paint on her nose to give her a feline appearance and whiskers drawn on with eyeliner. She wears dark pink and black lipstick on her lips and pink eyeshadow with winged eyeliner. During the Poe Cup, her nails are iridescent and pink.

as a werewolf: When his werewolf form finally emerged, he resembled a hunched, bipedal wolf with no tail and longer fangs, though he still retained Enid's color highlights. In the second season, his werewolf form changed drastically, with sharper ears and a more brutal build. (this is only on a full moon.