warning! This article contains spoilers for Netflix Wednesday. Tim Burton’s point of view the addams family, Wednesday. fateful relationship.
Although the program is comparable to similar sets river And heritage, capturing the mix of wholesome and horror that fans of The Addams Family will love. in every respect, Wednesday It does this with some of its best quotes, hitting the key relationship between Wednesday and her colleagues, as well as relating to classics in American cinema. the addams family Canon and more.
“These are all qualities of the great writer and serial killer.”
Wednesday, Episode 2
Overall, it’s just a great line, but it also says a lot about Wednesday’s character flaws. After upsetting The Thing, Wednesday must find a way to make up with him. She nearly apologized for admitting to being “stubborn, domineering, and obsessive,” but she also refused to be blamed for those traits.
To avoid regret, Wednesday acts as if she respects serial killers as much as she respects writers. However, her entire goal throughout the series is to stop a serial killer. Appreciate the bad, even revel in someone else’s pain on Wednesday, but only if it’s consensual or worthy. Murder for the sake of murder is unacceptable, showing her heart rather than expressing herself.
“Extremely lucky.”
Wednesday, Episode 6
Wednesdays have a habit of biting the ref, and this one is one of the best. Similar to Professor McGonagall Harry Potter — a series set in a paranormal school setting — Principal Weems asked Wednesday why she keeps getting into so much trouble. When ron feels frustrated with the situation here Harry potter and the Princeresponded with her casual demeanor on Wednesday.
For anyone who loves all things dark and scary, being the center of a murder mystery seems like a real blessing. Wednesdays don’t shy away from that aspect of things. But she also has many friends who are clearly attacked and devastated, so her sarcastic response feels like a perfectly reasonable response to Weems’ callousness.
“Of course you will do everything in your power to protect them.”
Principal Weems Episode 8
Wednesday has repeatedly put her friends in danger, but she also has a sense of martyrdom when it comes to punishment. She doesn’t allow them to be blamed for her plans, even if they turn their backs on her. She’s always been their protector, as Weems puts it, despite being “someone who claims to have no friends.”
Wednesday’s words and deeds rarely match, especially when it comes to the people around her. She is extremely suspicious and wary of others, but even when she doesn’t trust others to be her best friends, she often shows that she is willing to sacrifice herself for them.
“First guy I ever kissed… a psychopath, a serial killer.”
Wednesday, Episode 7
Wednesday isn’t interested in traditional romance, so her eventual relationship with Taylor was a surprise for her and the audience. However, it actually makes more sense for her to fall in love with a serial killer than a really nice guy because that’s how she treats the world.
Morticia describes herself as a dove and Wednesday as a crow – birds often seen as harbingers of death. She will be attracted to the darkest people she can find, and that suits her. Thankfully, she’s increasingly opening up to Enid and Eugene, showing that she can work towards a healthier relationship in the future.
“…you can finally accept me for who I am.”
Enid episode 5
in spite of Wednesday Not including any explicit LGBT representation, Enid’s account bears a clear resemblance to the experience of being gay, especially in a conservative household. When her mother tries to embarrass her — even signing up for “werewolf conversion therapy” — she accepts who she is, regardless of whether others think it’s “normal” or not.
Seeing Enid embrace her without a reservation was a humbling moment for many viewers. Her presumptive heterosexuality and eventual transformation minimized the success of this stunt, but it’s very important to see her stand up for herself and stay positive despite the odds. who tried to bring her down.
“What do you think of horror movies?”
minions episode 7
Like all good murder mysteries, there are clues about the killer, some of which come from specific types of references. Wednesday Not exactly horror, its audience has clear intersection points. idea Legit Blonde Wednesday is a horror movie that feels great, but it also turns out that Taylor is a killer.
The most iconic lines come from scream The franchise — now that Jenna Ortega has a lead role — is, “Do you like horror movies?” That question was posed by the killer and was a clue to Taylor’s eventual role. Likewise, Marilyn Thornhill of Christina Ricci called Rave’n “a night they’ll never forget”, it’s true CarrieBloody ending.
“Because we work. We shouldn’t, but we do.”
Enid episode 7
one of the highlights Wednesday Watch Enid and Wednesday grow closer and become close friends with opposite personalities. The dynamic, which Enid calls “the anomaly of friendship,” is interesting to watch as it develops, especially as both characters hold the other accountable for their bad behavior.
They work well together, but not just because they are thrown at each other. Although Wednesday tried to pretend that no one cared about her, she listened to Enid’s interests and concerns and often tried to help her overcome them. Seeing them fight for each other and end up hugging in the finale feels so powerful, proving that they really work for the audience.
“It’s kind of… weird.” “I prefer ghosts.”
Tyler and Wednesday, Episode 1
there is a thin line Wednesday must maintain respect for the past the addams family series and break new ground. They often manage to do that, especially when it comes to iconic theme songs. Entrance to Nightshades is the famous double and Wednesday’s interaction with Taylor – quoted above – involved lyrics.
As the song says, the Addams family “is scary and they’re weird. Mysterious and scary. They’re all weird together.” In those descriptions, Wednesday defines itself as spooky. It’s fitting, since her brother and parents seem pretty docile in this series. While it’s fun to see how she sees herself, it’s also nice to see such a great nod to a classic.
“The Humvees are united.”
Wednesday, Volume 3 / Eugene, Episode 8
One of the sweetest relationship dynamics Wednesday Between Wednesday and Eugene. He’s one of the many “outcasts among the outcasts” of the school, which is probably why Wednesday joined the beekeeping club in the first place. But they grow closer to each other and the inscription reminds them of their deep loyalty.
In episode 3, Wednesday defends Eugene, saying it’s justifiable. In episode 8, he saved her life. Callbacks are often a sign of a romantic relationship, but this proves Wednesday’s most important relationships are platonic.
“Be your friend there should be a warning label on it.”
Xavier Episode 8
Wednesday defended her friends from Principal Weems, but she lashed out at them too. She lied to them, kept secrets and kept her distance from them. No one learned that lesson better than Xavier. But he also knew that she would die before any of them could be harmed.
In the first episode, Wednesday tells the swimmer, “The only person who can torment my brother is me.” The same rule applies to her friends. Being a part of Wednesday Addams’ life is never easy. It should definitely come with a warning. But at the end of the day, it’s well worth it.