Wednesday
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I am sorry, but I just dont buy Biancas character at all!
Wouldnt it be more interesting and character-clarifying if she won through siren enchantment?
Are they immune to one anothers charms?)
She has no apparent effect on her classmates aside from pissing them off.
I guess shes in charge of the Nightshades, but the Nightshades dont do anything.
So the only popular-girl characteristic she has is that shes just … mean?
Like, are her parents richer than all the other parents or something?
Apparently, this is a necessary cross-pollination situation because without Nevermore, Jericho has no economy to speak of.
(Hilarious and somewhat random musical choice, but Im not mad at it.)
(His son, Lucas, is one of the mean normies weve seen tormenting Nevermore students.)
Too soon to say, but I wouldnt rule it out.
Wednesday is able to wring a little more information about Rowan out of Xavier.
Pilgrim World looks so depressing as if Colonial Williamsburg were the saddest place on Earth.
Wednesday intervenes on his behalf, telling Eugene he reminds her of her brother.
Gross but brilliant).
Good for you, Enid!
(Well, notallalone; she will bring Thing.)
Sure, why not?
Anyway, as youd expect, she then immediately has a vision.
Good jump scare, though tbh I scare very easily.
Yet again the monster decides not to tear Wednesday to bite-size pieces.
She sees his tracks in the mud and discovers his monster feet turn into human feet.
Xavier appears, umbrella in hand awfully quick if you ask me!
!Hmmm but by the time she can show him the footprints, the rain has washed them away.
But enough introspection: time for a statue dedication!
Although Weems cant prove it, she knows Wednesday was behind the statue stunt.
This argument that they can move forward with no accountability feels sort of dated to me, no?
So much for old friends!
Enids response to feeling as if she got stood up?
Clawing a school bus to shreds.
