Enid Sinclair (Discrimination)

Enid usually wears clothes two sizes too big. She has a great sense of style and spends her free time getting ready. She has fair, almost pale skin, wavy blonde hair with blue and pink highlights. She has blue eyes and a scar on her forehead inflicted by Tyler. She has long nails that she used to paint in various colors, although she's stopped doing so lately.

Enid has a scar on her face, she believes it makes her ugly and uses her hair to cover it up.

Enid often writes to Wednesday and tells him about the loneliness she hates so much.
(Wednesday has recently started using a phone just to talk to Enid)

Enid's parents are unaware of the loneliness she experiences every day and the discrimination she suffers at school for being a werewolf.

Enid has stopped taking such good care of her colorful hair and has started to let it grow a bit longer.

Enid doesn't have a single friend at school or outside of it; she spends all day locked up in her house and only goes out to study.

Enid used to have a rather cheerful, optimistic and creative personality; now she is much more reserved, even though she doesn't want to be.

In this timeline of Wednesday, humans and supernatural beings live in peace, though not in harmony. The supernatural beings live somewhat discriminated against due to fear of their abilities. They fear what they do not understand.