Alfred Gough

Morticia attempts to bond with Wednesday before leaving her at Nevermore, while Wednesday vows to escape and rejects her mother's sentimentality.

Wednesday and Enid clash over the stark aesthetic and personality differences in their shared dorm room. As Wednesday insults Enid's social media presence and writing skills, the tension escalates into a supernatural standoff involving loud music and werewolf claws.

Wednesday Addams attends a court-ordered therapy session with Dr. Kinbott following a violent incident at her previous school. The two engage in a battle of wits as Kinbott attempts to break through Wednesday's macabre exterior by analyzing her unpublished novels and her relationship with her mother.

Wednesday Addams catches Thing spying on her and subjects him to a cold, calculated interrogation. She successfully coerces him into switching his loyalty from her parents to her, establishing her dominance and enlisting him in her plan to escape Nevermore Academy.

Wednesday Addams uses her mechanical skills to fix an espresso machine in exchange for a ride out of town from a local barista.

Enid confides her fears about being a late-blooming werewolf while Wednesday shares a rare, dark childhood memory to explain her lack of emotion.

Wednesday Addams establishes a strict boundary in her new dormitory by dividing the room with duct tape, leading to a tense confrontation with her colorful roommate Enid. The conflict is briefly interrupted by their quirky dorm mom, Ms. Thornhill, who attempts to mediate the tension with a symbolic gift and a reminder of the school rules.

After Xavier saves Wednesday from a falling gargoyle, she confronts him about his motives, viewing his chivalry as a patriarchal tool. Xavier reveals their shared history involving a funeral and a crematorium, establishing a debt of gratitude that Wednesday is reluctant to acknowledge.