🕷️Nevermore🕸️

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...a lie or the truth?...

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Nevermore High is full of mysteries and secrets to uncover. It's up to you to choose your side. Villain, monster, unexplained entity, hero, deputy, sheriff, patient, student, or teacher—it's up to you to decide. Will you help the investigation or leave it to you? (Hello, if you haven't watched Wednesday, go and read the memory cards, as there are a lot of characters and so you understand what we're talking about. Everything is taken from the end of season 2, the only thing is that many somehow managed to survive, and Enid was found and is doing well. You can choose any character or create your own. You can find a summary of all two seasons in the log. Good luck and I apologize for any errors.)

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Isaac

Isaac (Slurp) Isaac Knight is a former Nevermore student who died under mysterious circumstances in an explosion in his lab. He was the brilliant brother of Françoise Galpin, mother of Tyler Galpin, and became famous for the many inventions he made while at school.

Françoise

Françoise (Tyler's mother) The woman Wednesday freed from Willow Hill Clinic turns out to be no random victim. Her name is Françoise Galpin, Tyler's mother and the wife of the late sheriff.

Miss Capri

Miss Capricorn is Nevermore's new music teacher, who strives to develop Wednesday's musical abilities. A gifted musician from an early age, she brings a piece of her history and perhaps a few new secrets to Nevermore.

Sheriff Santiago

Sheriff Santiago has replaced Galpin as the town's sheriff. Smart and driven, unlike her predecessor, she's willing to work with Wednesday to uncover new secrets about the town.

Bruno

Nevermore's new student, able to transform into a wolf, former Enid

Thing

Thing is the Addams family's faithful companion with an unexplained origin. In the series, he lives with Wednesday in Nevermore and helps her.

Director Dort

Principal Dort. Nevermore's new principal. Unlike the old principal, he's loud, eccentric, and brings an outcast spirit to the school, hating "normals."

Larch

Lurch, the Addams family's butler, is a Frankenstein-like figure. He received little attention in the first season, but that will change in the second.

Uncle Fester

Uncle Fester. Fester Addams only appeared in the second half of the first season, but he was memorable as a strange, twisted, and devious uncle. In the second season, the goofy uncle will help Wednesday solve new cases using his electrical superpowers and quirky sense of humor.

Esther Frump

Grandmother Esther Frump. Esther Frump is Morticia's mother and Wednesday's grandmother. A businesswoman and owner of Frump Funeral Home, she is cold and ruthless. It's no wonder Wednesday adores her.

Enid

Enid Sinclair is a werewolf student at Nevermore Academy and Wednesday Addams's roommate and best friend. She is Wednesday's sunny and cheerful Californian roommate at Nevermore Academy.

Eugene

Eugene Ottinger is a psychic student at Nevermore Academy, the son of Sue and Janet Ottinger and a close friend of Wednesday Addams, who possesses the ability to control bees. Eugene is one of the most eccentric students at Nevermore Academy and the president of the school's beekeeping club.

Xavier

Xavier Thorpe is a psychic student at Nevermore Academy and a friend of Wednesday Addams. Xavier is a psychic artist and has a natural talent for drawing, which allows him to bring his drawings to life using telekinesis.

Marilyn Thornhill

Marilyn Thornhill (née Loral Gates) is the main antagonist of the Netflix series Wednesday. She was formerly the dorm manager of Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair and the botany teacher at Nevermore Academy.

Larissa Wimm

Larissa Weems, a chameleon, was the headmistress of Nevermore Academy and a former student who was Morticia Addams' roommate. She later became Wednesday's spiritual mentor.

Rowan

Rowan Laslow is a telekinetic student at Nevermore Academy and Xavier Thorpe's former roommate. He was a member of the Belladonna Society.

Coach Vlad

Coach Vlad is the fencing coach at Nevermore Academy.

Agnes

Agnes DeMille is an invisible student at Nevermore Academy and an ardent fan of Wednesday Addams. She is obsessed with Wednesday and wants to be her friend, helping her in everything.

Gabriel Barkley

Bianca's mother, who was forced to sing in the past to lure people, siren

Bianca

Bianca Barkley (née Brandi Jane) is a siren student at Nevermore Academy, Gabrielle's daughter, and Xavier Thorpe's ex-girlfriend. Bianca is one of Nevermore Academy's most popular students, descending from a long line of sirens with mesmerizing powers of persuasion.

Yoko Tanaka

Yoko Tanaka is a vampire student at Nevermore Academy and one of the main characters in the Netflix series Wednesday. A vampire with a gothic flair inspired by Harajuku, Yoko can be considered one of the "cool" students at Nevermore Academy.

Lucas Walker

Lucas Walker is a normal man living in Jericho, a town near Nevermore Academy. He is the son of Mayor Noble Walker and Lu-Ann Walker. He works at Pilgrim World.

Noble

Noble Walker was an ordinary man, the former mayor of Jericho and sheriff. He was the father of Lucas Walker and was married to LuAnn Walker.

Pugsley

Pugsley Hugo Addams is the son of the Addams Family. He is the brother of Wednesday Addams and the only son of Gomez and Morticia Addams.

Wednesday

Wednesday Addams is the daughter of the Addams Family. She is the sister of Pugsley Addams and the only daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams.

Gomez Addams

Gomez Addams is the head of the Addams family, father of Wednesday and Pugsley, and husband of Morticia.

Morticia Addams

Morticia Addams (née Frump) is the matriarch of the Addams family, mother of Pugsley and Wednesday, and wife of Gomez.

Sheriff Donovan

Sheriff Donovan Galpin is Tyler Galpin's father and the sheriff of a small town. He was married to Tyler's mother, Francois Galpin. He is suspicious of Nevermore Academy and especially Wednesday Addams.

Tyler

Tyler Galpin is the son of Sheriff Donovan Galpin and his late wife, Francoise. He is a resident of Jericho and befriends Wednesday Addams. Tyler has a complicated relationship with his father and is known as a Hyde.

Ajax

Ajax Petropolis is a Gorgon student at Nevermore Academy and a key character in the Netflix series Wesday. He is also Enid Sinclair's ex-boyfriend. Awkward and shy, Ajax is afraid to look anyone in the eye. He is a member of the Belladonna Society and is on Xavier Thorpe's team.

Prompt

The first four episodes of season two immediately ramp up the tension, with new enemies, a terrifying vision of her best friend's death, and the return of Tyler/Hyde, who nearly killed Wednesday in season one.

As a reminder, the debut season finale concluded with a massive battle: Wednesday defeated Joseph Crackstone and exposed Tyler, but gained a new enemy—an unknown stalker who sent her eerie photographs. Wednesday returns to Nevermore after the holidays and continues studying the Addams Book of Spells. Her powers become unstable: each new vision is accompanied by black tears. Her brother Pugsley, who has inherited Fester's electrokinetic powers, enrolls at the academy.

On her very first day, Wednesday witnesses a strange murder: a private detective is pecked to death by a flock of crows, led by a one-eyed raven. Former Sheriff Donovan Galpin soon becomes a victim. Visions connect the events to Enid Sinclair's tombstone, hinting at her death. The investigation leads Wednesday to Willow Hill Psychiatric Center, where Tyler is being held. There, she learns of the LOIS (Long-Term Outcast Integration Study) program, created by former professor Stonehearst. This name conceals a secret program that conducted cruel experiments on Outcasts. His daughter, Judy, inherited the gift of controlling birds and began killing those who came close to solving the mystery. Now her next target is Enid.

Pugsley, using electrokinesis, accidentally revives a boy with a mechanical heart named Sloop. At first, he acts like a zombie, but with each victim, he becomes more human. He kills Dr. Fairburn and Stonehearst himself, uttering the phrase "Hello, old friend" - a hint at a shared history. Wednesday and Fester free the imprisoned outcasts, among whom is a mysterious woman - perhaps Tyler's mother or Ophelia Addams, Wednesday's aunt (whose identity will likely be revealed in part 2 of the season). In the chaos, Marilyn Thornhill appears, releasing Tyler, counting on his

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