"Wednesday" Season 1, Episode 3
Wednesday Addams found herself caught in the conflicts of an elite student club. Among its members—including the sophisticated Bianca Barclay and the brooding Xavier Thorpe—she felt bound by invisible chains, trapped yet unable to break free.
Within this group, Wednesday felt pressure from all sides. Bianca’s elegance and intelligence, Xavier’s depth and sharpness—all made her feel like an outsider. Yet, it was precisely this tension that stirred a deep curiosity within her.
One day, while in the library, Wednesday accidentally discovered a hidden secret in a dusty ancient book: the existence of a secret society known as the "Pilgrims." This was a group of outcasts within Nevermore Academy, hiding in plain sight among ordinary students, endowed with unusual powers and a mysterious mission. Wednesday’s curiosity was ignited, and she decided to dig deeper into the truth behind this enigmatic society.
Just as she was getting closer to the truth, a sudden ambush shattered the peace. A group of ferocious monsters emerged from the shadows and launched a fierce attack. In a panic, Wednesday fought back, only to realize that her own power seemed strangely connected to these creatures.
"Wednesday" Season 1, Episode 4
The academy was preparing for the annual grand dance, the "Blood Ball." Enid was upset about her failed transformation and her dance attire, while Wednesday had zero interest in such social events. However, Wednesday and Tyler devised a plan to use the dance as a cover to sneak into a secret location in town in search of answers.
Wednesday sent an invitation to Xavier Thorpe for the Rave’N Dance, which was set to be the town’s highlight. But this joy was short-lived, as Tyler Galpin’s anger cast a shadow over the entire town. Wednesday and Tyler carried out their plan—during the dance, they slipped away and successfully broke into Sheriff Galpin’s office. There, they uncovered clues about the "Hunter's Organization" and files suggesting that Tyler’s mother’s mental breakdown was likely linked to supernatural events. The most important discovery was an ancient key that belonged to the old house of Silas, the accused murderer from 25 years ago. Wednesday realized this key might unlock the truth.
Meanwhile, Eugene Ottinger was quietly observing everything outside the cave. His gaze was sharp and determined, as if he could see into everyone’s thoughts. Eugene, Wednesday’s friend, was worried that Tyler’s schemes would harm her, so he decided to protect her from the shadows.
Unaware of the impending danger, Wednesday rushed into the forest when she sensed Eugene was in trouble—but it was already too late. She arrived only to find Eugene lying on the ground, severely injured.