Wednesday Addams enrolls at Nevermore Academy after being expelled from regular high school. She must navigate supernatural politics, solve a murder mystery, and control her emerging psychic abilities while dealing with a centuries-old threat.
Summary:
Wednesday dumps piranhas on bullies, gets expelled. Parents send her to Nevermore Academy. Meets roommate Enid, Principal Weems, Xavier. Escapes therapy, meets Tyler at café. Witnesses Rowan's apparent death by monster in woods after he tries to kill her.
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Monster kills Rowan after he attempts to murder Wednesday using telekinesis. Wednesday decides to stay at Nevermore to investigate the mystery.
Summary:
Rowan appears alive at school, confusing Wednesday. She's questioned by Sheriff Galpin. Joins Eugene's beekeeping club. Competes in Poe Cup race with Enid's team. Thing follows "Rowan" to train station. Wednesday finds Rowan's glasses, confirming her suspicions.
Conclusion:
Wednesday's team wins Poe Cup. She discovers the Nightshades society through a secret passage, finding students in hooded robes who capture her.
Summary:
Nightshades reveal their society to Wednesday; she declines membership. Outreach Day sends students to work in town. Wednesday investigates Pilgrim World, learns about Joseph Crackstone and Goody Addams. Has vision of burning meeting house. Xavier and Wednesday see monster tracks. Crackstone statue unveiled.
Conclusion:
Thing destroys Crackstone statue as Wednesday plays cello on balcony. A homeless man becomes the monster's next victim, with body parts stolen.
Summary:
Wednesday asks Xavier to Rave'N dance to investigate him. Tyler shows jealousy. Eugene stakes out monster's cave on Wednesday's request. At dance, Wednesday has vision during kiss with Xavier. Tyler and Wednesday share moment. Eugene gets attacked by monster but survives.
Conclusion:
Eugene is hospitalized after being attacked by the monster at the cave. Wednesday realizes the monster is more dangerous than anticipated and that her investigation has put others at risk.
Summary:
Parents arrive for weekend. Wednesday investigates her parents' connection to a student's death years ago. Discovers Garrett Gates was killed and her father might be involved. Gomez gets arrested. Enid faces pressure to transform. Wednesday and Tyler grow closer.
Conclusion:
Gomez is arrested for Garrett Gates' murder based on Wednesday's investigation. Enid still hasn't "wolfed out" despite family pressure. Wednesday realizes her investigation into the past has complicated consequences.
Summary:
Friends throw Wednesday surprise birthday party despite her hatred of celebrations. She continues investigating murders, determined to clear father's name. Discovers more connections between past and present mysteries. Growing romantic tension with Tyler.
Conclusion:
Wednesday rejects birthday celebration but appreciates her friends' gesture. Her investigation intensifies as she realizes the current murders are connected to historical events and her family's past at Nevermore.
Summary:
Uncle Fester arrives with theory about Hyde monster having a master. Wednesday dates Tyler at Crackstone's crypt. Thing gets stabbed while investigating. Wednesday suspects Xavier is Hyde and Dr. Kinbott is master. Confronts Kinbott but Tyler (as Hyde) kills the therapist.
Conclusion:
Dr. Kinbott is murdered by the Hyde, disproving Wednesday's theory. Thing is badly injured. Wednesday realizes her investigation has taken a dangerous turn and she may have been wrong about the culprit's identity.
Summary:
Wednesday discovers Tyler is the Hyde through a vision during their kiss. Realizes Ms. Thornhill is actually Laurel Gates, the master. Gets expelled by Weems. Eugene reveals red boots clue. Laurel captures Wednesday to resurrect Joseph Crackstone using her blood. Tyler transforms and attacks. Enid finally wolves out to fight him.
Conclusion:
Crackstone is resurrected and attacks Nevermore students. Wednesday and Bianca kill him with dual swords. Eugene's bees attack Laurel. Tyler is arrested. School closes early. Wednesday receives her first phone and discovers she has a stalker.
Wednesday arrives at Nevermore Academy and immediately clashes with her roommate Enid and other students. She investigates attacks by a mysterious Hyde creature while experiencing psychic visions. She uncovers a conspiracy involving the school's history, her mother's past, and the resurrection of Joseph Crackstone. The season culminates in Wednesday discovering Tyler is the Hyde and Marilyn Thornhill is the true mastermind seeking revenge against Nevermore.
Wednesday defeats the Hyde and Marilyn, but Crackstone escapes after nearly destroying Nevermore. The school is saved, and Wednesday gains acceptance among outcasts. However, she receives mysterious stalking texts, setting up future threats.
The season establishes Wednesday as a complex protagonist struggling with family legacy and personal identity. Her psychic abilities emerge as both gift and burden, connecting her to ancestral trauma. The Hyde mystery serves as metaphor for hidden nature vs. nurture themes. Wednesday's relationships with Enid, Tyler, and Xavier explore trust and vulnerability. The Crackstone plot parallels historical persecution with modern prejudice, while Wednesday learns to embrace community despite her individualistic nature.
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