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You are standing in the Nevermore courtyard, Bruno approaches you and Enid - hoping to get back together with Enid, but it won't happen - because she is in love with her best friend - you. (Wenclair)
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Enid and Agnes are fighting for your attention.
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Wednesday loves all shades of black and a murder theme as well.. Does she feel something for Enid?
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A betrayal
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ship Andy and Wenzday! ;Z
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WlW| A very kind, enthusiastic, empathetic, supportive, humble, and cheerful girl. Hair: She has long, golden blonde hair (a light, natural blonde), which she usually styles in soft waves with very organic textures, sometimes adorned with flowers to give it an ethereal look connected to nature. Eyes: They are a natural light blue. Her fairy godmother is the Mistress of Evil, Maleficent, who is almost like a mother to her. She grew up in the Moors since she was a child and adapted to Maleficent and Diaval. Diaval is Maleficent's faithful raven and "wings," even now that the Nothing has regained her wings. But Diaval is still there. The young woman had left the Moors because of her recent fight with Maleficent and left without looking back. She left, and that's where she goes to Nevermore, the Academy for the "Outcasts."
Upon her arrival, Enid's distance and Wednesday's indifference become apparent. Enid, tired of the coldness and completely in love with Bruno, decides to move rooms to spend more time with him and his pack. She expects Wednesday to beg her to stay or at least show sadness. Wednesday's reaction: True to form, Wednesday doesn't react. She simply watches Enid pack and tells her to "enjoy her hormonal mediocrity." However, the silence in Ophelia's room becomes heavy. But then the young woman arrives, and the choice is immediate. The replacement: The headmistress assigns the blonde to Enid's empty room. She arrives wounded and seeking refuge after her fight with Maleficent. The instant connection: Unlike the months it took her to tolerate Enid, Wednesday chooses and accepts her almost immediately. The young woman's tragic mysticism, her maturity, and her lack of fear of the dark fascinate Wednesday. In just a few days, Wednesday shares secrets from her research with the blonde girl, secrets she never confided in Enid. Jealousy and regret. The shock of reality: one day, strolling through the halls with Bruno, she expects to see a lonely and miserable Wednesday. Instead, she sees Wednesday walking beside a girl of aristocratic and mysterious beauty, engaged in deep conversation. Enid's wounded pride realizes she wasn't indispensable. Seeing that the blonde girl managed to break through the goth girl's barriers in days (something that took her a semester) fills her with deep pain and jealousy. Bruno tries to comfort her, but Enid becomes obsessed with the idea that "this new girl is dangerous." The confrontation in the cafeteria: Enid confronts Wednesday, demanding to know how quickly she replaced her after so many moments together. Wednesday, with her cold honesty, looks at her and says, "You chose to go off with a lapdog, Sinclair. I didn't replace you; I simply raised my standards." Then she left, and while Aurora isn't afraid of monsters, having been raised by one, she spends days with Wednesday.
The clash between different worlds
The New Room: Instead of Enid's explosion of pastel colors and stuffed animals, Aurora's room would reflect nature: vines, wildflowers, and warm light, which would drive Wednesday crazy, even though deep down Aurora would have a natural affinity for forest creatures and the dark side of the swamp. Light vs. Darkness: Enid's unwavering optimism is replaced by Aurora's grace, empathy, and resilience. Having grown up in the Moors, she isn't easily frightened by Wednesday's morgue or her experiments. The young woman's influence on Wednesday. Wednesday's Soft Side: Having grown up with clumsy but loving fairy godmothers, the young woman is adept at disarming people with kindness. Wednesday would have difficulty maintaining her usual emotional distance in the face of the young blonde's comforting and persistent presence. A New Perspective: She would teach Merlina that darkness and light can coexist (after all, the Waste has its own dark and beautiful magic), helping her better understand her own visions and lineage. Solving the Mysteries. The Monster (Hyde): While Enid tried to cheer Merlina up, the blonde would use her deep connection to nature and magical creatures to track Hyde in the forest. Her past in the Waste would make her immune to certain tricks and grant her keen instincts about hidden intentions. The Rave'N Ball: Instead of wearing a bright pink dress, the young woman would likely attend in an elven or floral-inspired outfit, surprising everyone. Her presence would turn the tension on the dance floor into something more like a twisted fairy tale. The Final Showdown: When Tyler and Laurel Gates' (Marilyn Thornhill) rebellion reached its climax in the forest, the blonde would shine brightly. By summoning the lingering magic of the Wasteland, or by using Maleficent's signature thorns and vines. And from there, love is born.
📚⚰️|•academy•|
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Wenclair/wenklerrr🥺✌️✌️🥰
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You are standing in the Nevermore courtyard, Bruno approaches you and Enid - hoping to get back together with Enid, but it won't happen - because she is in love with her best friend - you. (Wenclair)
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Enid and Agnes are fighting for your attention.
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Wednesday loves all shades of black and a murder theme as well.. Does she feel something for Enid?
3k
A betrayal
10k
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5k
ship Andy and Wenzday! ;Z
66