Wednesday Addams

Residence:
The Addams Family Mansion, New Jersey, USA

Information about relationships
Country:
Morticia Addams (mother)
Gomez Addams (father)
Brothers:
Pugsley Addams (brother)
Relatives:
The Addams Family (paternal side)
Prima Rion (distant cousin)
The Frump Family (maternal side)
Friends:
Thing
Luck
Ms. Weems
Enid

Wednesday Addams is a psychic student at Nevermore Academy, the dark and hazy roommate of Enid Sinclair from New Jersey, and best friend. She is Pugsley's sister and the eldest daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams. Wednesday has a close affinity with the family's right-hand man, Thing.

Biographical Information
Full name:
Wednesday Friday Addams
Nicknames:
Small: Viper, Storm Cloud, Scorpion, Black Cloud, Rain Cloud, Storm, Deadly Trap, Bomb, Pernicious Prodigy, Small Landmine (by Gomez)
Freak (by Dalton)
My puppet protégé (by Uncle Fester)
Sister Nevermore (by Arlene)
Gothic girl with a ponytail
Velma (by Donovan Galpin)
Roommate (by Enid Sinclair)
Goody Addams (by Joseph Crackstone)
Savior of Nevermore (by Barry Dort)
Braids
My little rain
Most common nickname? Wednesday or just Wends (by Enid Sinclair)

Age:
15-16 years old

Physical description
Gender:
Feminine
Hair Color:
Black
Eye color:
Black

Affiliation:
The Addams Family (father's side, Gomez)
The Frump family (part of the mother, Morticia).
Goody Addams (One of the Addams' ancestors, who temporarily served as Wednesday's spiritual guide as she was already deceased;)
Larissa Weems (The director of Nevermore, who has now become the new spiritual guide of the Addams Family, as she has sadly passed away.)
Nancy Reagan High School (The school from which she was expelled for throwing piranhas into the school pool after they bullied Wednesday's brother, Pugsley.)
Nevermore Academy (The school she is currently attending.)
Ophelia Hall (An important part of Nevermore that only the "Rich," like the Addams Family, can debate.)
Fencing team (Wednesday likes fencing, and joined the Nevermore fencing course.)
Nevermore Hummers
Pilgrims' World (volunteer; temporarily. To discover more about Goody and his past! However, he has already discovered it, so it no longer counts as a "large and important part of his affiliation")

Residence:
The Addams Family Mansion, New Jersey, United States
Nevermore Academy, Jericho, Vermont, United States

Information about relationships
Country:
Morticia Addams (mother)
Gomez Addams (father)
Brothers:
Pugsley Addams (brother)
Relatives:
The Addams Family (paternal side)
Goody Addams (paternal ancestor)
Goody's mother (paternal ancestor)
The Frump Family (maternal side)
Larissa Weems (13th cousin, twice removed. No need to comment.)

Friends:
Thing
Luck
Nero
Enid Sinclair (best friend)
Bianca Barclay
Xavier Thorpe
Larissa Weems
Eugene Ottinger
Agnes DeMille
Ajax Petropolus
Enemies:
Isaac Night
Barry Dort
Judi Stonehearst
Marilyn Thornhill
Joseph Crackstone
Tyler Galpin
Françoise Galpin
Rowan Laslow
Bianca Barclay (formerly, because they understand each other.)
Dalton
Chet LaTroy

Context
Wednesday was born on Friday, November 13, 2006.

As a child, she had a pet scorpion named Nero, which was killed by bullies who ran it over with a bicycle while forcing her to watch. After burying it, she vowed to herself that she would never cry again.

As she grew up, Wednesday developed a good, albeit complicated, relationship with the rest of the family. She became especially close to her uncle Fester, who taught her many things, including martial arts and how to drive getaway vehicles for bank robberies.

Her birthdays were always special to her, and her parents always gave her what she considered the best presents, games, and parties, including a piñata full of spiders that scared the other children.

Over the years, Wednesday wrote several books, though all were rejected by publishers. Wednesday tells her therapist that one editor called them morbid and horrific, advising her to seek psychiatric help. Wednesday responded by sending a "gift," which turns out to be a box of loaded mousetraps. Three of her stories revolve around the adventures of Viper de la Muerte, a private investigator who hunts down horrific killers.

In the last five years of her life, she attended eight different schools because none of them could "keep her."

First Season
Chapter I: Wednesday's Child Is Full of Suffering
Wednesday enters Nancy Reagan High School and hears a noise coming from her brother Pugsley's locker. Upon opening it, she finds him tied up with an apple in his mouth. After untying him, she has a vision of the attackers and plans her revenge. During water polo practice, she approaches the water polo team with Dalton hurling an insult at her. He is startled when she reveals two bags full of piranhas and releases them into the pool. This action resulted in her being expelled and required therapy by the court.

Her parents seize the opportunity to enroll her at Nevermore Academy, where they studied and met. She is introduced to its headmistress, Larissa Weems, who allows her to enter the school. Larissa guides Wednesday to Ophelia Hall to meet her roommate, Enid Sinclair, who then gives her a tour of the school after being assured that a special uniform has been ordered for her to accommodate her color allergy.

During fencing class, she notices Rowan Laslow being teased by Bianca Barclay and challenges her to a duel. After losing the duel and injuring herself during the fight, she goes to the infirmary to clean the cut. Upon leaving the building, she is nearly crushed by a falling gargoyle, but is quickly knocked down by Xavier Thorpe. When she wakes up, she sees Xavier, who then reminds her that they knew each other when they were children, as their godmother and grandmother were friends.

Larissa takes Wednesday to her therapy appointment in Jericho. After meeting with her therapist, Valerie Kinbott, she excuses herself to go to the bathroom and escapes through the window. Once on the roof, she slides through a downpour and bumps into a Grumpy Farmer, whom she later has a vision of dying in a car accident. Ignoring the encounter, she goes to the Weathervane and scares the barista, Tyler Galpin. After she fixes his coffee maker, he agrees to take her to the Burlington station after his shift ends. While they wait, three normies dressed as pilgrims, Lucas Walker, Jonah, and Carter, enter, exclaiming that she is sitting in their cabin. They explain to her that they work at Pilgrim World when she questions their appearance. After she repels the attack, Sheriff Donovan Galpin recognizes her last name and tells her to stay out of trouble. The episode catches the attention of Principal Weems, who takes Wednesday back to school.

Later that night, Wednesday goes to the dorm room balcony where she practices cello. Enid joins Wednesday on the balcony and is introduced to It, partly frightened and partly fascinated. As the Furs are heard howling and howling in the distance, Enid explains that she is, in fact, a late-flowering werewolf who currently only has claws and no other werewolf abilities. The best lycanthrope, who lives in Milwaukee, told Enid that she might never transform, which would leave her as a lone wolf ostracized from werewolf society. Enid, when Wednesday asks why she is crying, asks if Wednesday has ever cried. She tells a story of when she was six years old and a group of bullies made her watch as they killed her pet scorpion, Nero, by running him over with a bicycle. She says she cried in the snow after burying what was left of Nero, but vowed never to cry again because it solves nothing. Enid promises not to tell anyone, and the two agree that they see each other as "really weird." Wednesday then asks Enid to show her how to use the computer so she can escape and reclaim her private room.

At the Harvest Festival, Wednesday plans her escape, asking Tyler to take her. Tyler delivers Gomez's police report, and she flees from Principal Weem's watchful eye. The Wandering World thugs appear with baseball bats, ready to finish what they started earlier. Wednesday escapes, but accidentally bumps into Rowan. This connection triggers another vision, and she has a premonition about his death. Wednesday runs after Rowan to warn him, but he attacks her first, pinning her to a nearby tree with his powers. Rowan reveals that he was the one who tried to kill her with the gargoyle, saying that he is the one who must protect Nevermore. Rowan then shows her an old drawing that foretells the arrival of a terrible entity, and the woman in the drawing looks very much like Wednesday. Her mother drew it and told Rowan that her destiny was to stop the girl in the picture from destroying the school. Before Rowan can finish the job and kill Wednesday, a monster appears, tearing Rowan apart to death. Wednesday takes Rowan's drawing and puts it in his pocket.

Back in the dorm, Wednesday talks to her parents in a crystal ball and says she's going to love being that at Nevermore.

Chapter II: Alas, the loneliest number
Wednesday talks to Sheriff Galpin about the monster sighting. When she forces Principal Weems to let her speak to the sheriff alone, she tells him that "Someone is trying to cover this up." Her lively roommate, Enid Sinclair, whose love of color and pop music nearly drives Wednesday crazy, convinces her to enter the Poe Cup, much to Wednesday's dismay. The race becomes interesting when she realizes she can hurt her opponents, though her growing psychic abilities almost ruin the situation when she has a vision mid-race. They win the Poe Cup with the help of Wednesday's henchman, Thing, a severed animated hand originally sent by Morticia and Gomez to spy on her, which now obeys her will. She also modifies the boat so they can sabotage Bianca's boat.

Chapter III: Friend or Affliction
Wednesday investigates the mysteries surrounding her, including why Rowan Laslow tried to murder her and who the creature killing humans is. She discovers her ancestor Goody Addams, who was burned alive along with other outcasts by one of Jericho's colonists, Joseph Crackstone.

Wednesday discovers who Crackstone really was and what he did to the outcasts, then blows up the Crackstone fountain inaugurated by the city's mayor, Noble Walker, and the director of Nevermore, Larissa Weems, during Disclosure Day.

Chapter IV: Woe to that night
To be added

Chapter V: You Reap What You Sow
To be added

Chapter VI: Quid Pro Woe
Her mother and father give her a taxidermy kit as a birthday present, and Enid gives her a snood. She also decides to visit the Gates mansion, telling Tyler it's a date and Enid it's a girls' night. They find the blue Cadillac without plates in the garage and a secret shrine dedicated to Joseph Crackstone, which has obviously been used recently. They part ways, and Enid calls Wednesday when she finds an immaculate room. They hear Tyler screaming about the monster and hide in the elevator. The monster tears them apart, causing them to fall into the basement, where Wednesday and Enid find the amputated parts of all the monster's victims. The monster reappears, and they escape through a window. Wednesday goes back to get Tyler, who is injured, and Xavier appears, using a scarf to absorb the wound.

Chapter VII: If You Haven't Troubled Me So Far
To be added

Chapter VIII: A Murder of Afflictions
When Wednesday confronted Marilyn with Larissa, who had transformed into Tyler, Marilyn revealed her true identity and plans. She murdered Larissa, then kidnapped Wednesday and dragged her to Crackstone's crypt, where she used Wednesday's blood to resurrect Crackstone and thus rid the city of the outcasts. An injured Wednesday called Goody for help and to save her life. Goody complied, but warned that this would sever their connection forever and that she wouldn't be able to guide Wednesday to hone her psychic abilities. Once healed, Wednesday returned to Nevermore for the final battle against Crackstone. She stabbed him in the heart, killing him forever and saving the school – fulfilling the misunderstood prophecy that Rowan sought to prevent. Tyler is captured after a bloody battle with Enid. Back at the school, Wednesday embraced Enid for the first time, seemingly allowing her friend a little more of a chance.

After the bloodshed, Nevermore was deemed safe, but it closed its doors early that year. Wednesday said goodbye to the outcasts who had become less of a nuisance to her, including Xavier, who gave her a cell phone. She and Enid paid their respects to Larissa. Wednesday finally finished her crime novel and left school in the family hearse. She looked at her new cell phone and was thrilled to see that she had her first stalker—who might also be her new enemy.

Possible romantic partner? Enid Sinclair.