WednesdayThe titular protagonist only revealed that she had psychic visions after she began attending Nevermore Academy, but this created holes in the outcast high school idea. famous Adams family The characters are part of the community of outcasts in the Netflix series, which defines the different types of beings eligible for a place in Nevermore. However, as described in things Wednesday Season 1, it doesn’t make sense to let Wednesday and the rest of her family come.
Wednesday The first season begins with Wednesday Addams attending a regular high school, but after having a psychic vision of a group of bullies tormenting Pugsley, she seeks revenge. Morticia and Gomez Addams point out that this was the end of a long list of problems their daughter had caused at her school, so the decision was made that she would attend the School of Outcasts instead. The problem is that Nevermore is open exclusively to students with a variety of unique gifts, which should have eliminated many of the Adams as potential students.
No one knew Wednesday was having visions when she next joined in
Wed definitely deserves her place in Nevermore Academy because she’s such a strong psychic. The problem is, nobody knows this in Wednesday season 1 Until she was in her first term there. Wednesday kept her disturbing vision to herself as she despised the thought of sharing in her mother’s magical gift. Of course, it didn’t take long for Principal Weems to realize that the newest student at Nevermore had been having visions (since Wednesday she always knew more than she should), and how she faced the situation proved she had no idea before.
This begs the question, with the Nevermore restricted to outcast species like vampires, gorgons, and sirens, why was Wednesday allowed in without an apparent gift? As an Addams family, her ancestral connection with Jericho and Nevermore may have secured her place. However, if nepotism had anything to do with it, it appears to have been taken up by students like Bianca, who immediately resented Wednesday. On the other hand, Wednesday could have been allowed to enter Nevermore because her mother was a psychic, but Morticia also gained powers only after starting classes.
Morticia Adams Going Forever doesn’t make any sense either
When confronted by Professor Weems on Wednesday about her newly awakened powers, she shared that Morticia’s psychic talent was only activated after she was initiated into Nevermore. She even mentioned that her roommate thought she was losing her mind when the visions first started, implying that such a thing was completely unexpected for Morticia. So, like Wednesday, the Addams Moms had no apparent gift that would qualify her as an outcast and, therefore, should never have been allowed to attend.
Morticia’s case is even more confusing because she only married into the Addams family. So, the family relationship maybe Wednesday got a place at Nevermore they wouldn’t have moved on. She was a member of the secret organization Nightshades, which means she may also have been an inheritance student. However, nothing has yet been said about Morticia’s family (the Frumps). WednesdaySo maybe Season 2 can shed some light on what it was like for her history that qualified her forever.
Why is gomez adams shunned on wednesday
Like the other Addams, Gomez didn’t show any powers at all Wednesday Season 1. However, it is implied that he also attended Nevermore. As mentioned before, the Addams family may have been offered a place in the School for the Outcasts because of their family history in Jericho. Goody Addams played an important role in creating a safe place for the outcasts (and was the one who killed Joseph Craxton). Still, Wednesday Season 1 would have been a good time to mention this if it was true, but it hasn’t been addressed.
Regardless of the authorities, it’s easy to define the Addams family as literal “outcasts” because their bizarre way of seeing and experiencing the world is so distinctly different from mainstream society. Arguably, it was just Gomez’s weirdness that made him a forever student. However, if it only took being a little weird to be an outcast at all, then Miss Thornhill (really Laurel Gates) would have been considered an outcast because of her love of carnivorous plants and her location in Nevermore. Instead, it is referred to as a “normal” parameter. Therefore, the general weirdness cannot be used as a valid reason for Gomez.
Wednesday Season 2 needs to clear up the still-forsaken confusion
In general, these holes result from a poorly interpreted dynamic in Nevermore V Wednesday, Season 1. In other versions of Addams family, The strangeness surrounding the aristocratic family is not explained. There have always been questions about how Pugsley could survive Wednesday’s torture and how creatures like the Thing could exist in a non-magical world. In the end, these things did not have to be explained, but since then Wednesday It puts the kooky family into a larger world, some standards become necessary.
Wednesday Season 1 places great importance on the need to protect specific groups of magical beings. However, it did not specify where Adams belonged to within this world. This can be easily dealt with Wednesday The second season by diving further into the history of the Addams family and how it relates to the Nevermore. Additionally, the addition of other student characters who don’t have an obvious talent (such as Gomez) would be helpful in demonstrating just how well these individuals fit into Nevermore. Wednesday Season 1 introduced the idea of ​​outcasts, so now season 2 needs to define it better to clear up the confusion.
