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ysabetwordsmithThis installment discusses characters connected with Wednesday Addams in Wednesday.
Here is the character study:
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 1: Introduction
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 2: Ethnicity & Linguistics
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 3: An Outcast
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 4: Thoughts and Feelings
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 5: Relationships
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 6: Solitary Accomplishments
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 7: Trust and Betrayal
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 8: Connected Characters
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 9: Enid
See also:
"Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 1: Introduction
Despite her poor people skills, Wednesday has relationships with a bunch of other characters. None of these are what I'd call healthy, but some of them are quite strong. A key point is that she seems satisfied enough with most relationships that she doesn't feel driven to tinker with them. Others, she just wishes people would go away and leave her alone. However, notice that there's nobody at school she matches with, nobody with her kind of personality and interests. I'll come right out and say that Wednesday deserves people who like or love her for who she is, who enjoy the traits that other people bitch about. And I hope she doesn't settle for less. She doesn't seem like the settling type.
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Bianca Barclay
Bianca Barclay is a siren, whose voice can enchant people into doing or feeling things that they otherwise would not. This makes her insecure about whether anyone really cares about her. She is also black, a nice touch on the tradition of mermaids and sea goddesses in Afro-Caribbean cultures. Enid Sinclair describes Bianca as "the closest thing Nevermore has to royalty" and Wednesday calls her a "self-appointed queen bee."
Bianca and Wednesday are largely rivals. However, the Rave'N dance includes a surprisingly long and insightful conversation between them about relationships and insecurities. Also in Episode 8, the two of them work together to bring down Joseph Crackstone. Bianca also has a fraught relationship with her mother Gabrielle, and the cult Morning Song Community, which may prove an important part of Season 2 later. There's enough tension here that if you ship Wednesday/Bianca, you've got some foundation in canon.
Bianca Barclay: Oh, you must be the psychopath they let in.
Wednesday Addams: You must be the self-appointed Queen Bee. Interesting thing about bees. Pull out their stingers, they drop dead.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 1, with the title of ‘Wednesday’s Child Is Full of Woe’
Bianca Barclay: What are you? Alto, soprano or just loco?
(Wednesday opens her mouth, the glass breaks...)
Bianca Barclay: Huh? What was that?
Wednesday Addams: A note only dogs can hear.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 2, with the title of ‘Woe Is the Loneliest Number’
Marilyn Thornhill: Wednesday, perhaps you can identify the ghost orchid's greatest qualities.
Wednesday Addams: Resilience and adaptability. It's able to thrive in even the most hostile environments.
Bianca Barclay: But its mere presence can change the ecosystem, causing the established plants to reject it.
Wednesday Addams: Usually because the native species is allowed to thrive unchecked. Nothing a Weedwacker couldn't fix.
Bianca Barclay: You can most certainly try.
Xavier Thorpe: Are we still talking about flowers?
Marilyn Thornhill: Thank you, ladies, for those illuminating insights. Clearly the plants aren't the only carnivores in class today.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 2, with the title of ‘Woe Is the Loneliest Number’
Wednesday Addams: Whoever invented high heels clearly had a side hustle as a torturer.
Bianca Barclay: As my dear mother always says, "Fire tests gold, suffering tests a woman."
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 4, with the title of ‘Woe What a Night’
Bianca Barclay: You're lucky.
Wednesday Addams: Do tell.
Bianca Barclay: You don't care what people think of you.
Wednesday Addams: Honestly, I wish I cared a little more.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 4, with the title of ‘Woe What a Night’
Bianca Barclay: You don't know what it's like.
Wednesday Addams: Being beautiful and popular?
Bianca Barclay: Never knowing people's true feelings. If someone likes me for me.
Wednesday Addams: What about your amulet?
Bianca Barclay: It's not foolproof. It's a mild prophylactic, so to speak. That's why Xavier broke up with me. He could never fully trust me. The worst part is I could never trust his feelings either. I never knew if they were real or not.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 4, with the title of ‘Woe What a Night’
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Here is the character study:
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 1: Introduction
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 2: Ethnicity & Linguistics
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 3: An Outcast
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 4: Thoughts and Feelings
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 5: Relationships
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 6: Solitary Accomplishments
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 7: Trust and Betrayal
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 8: Connected Characters
Meta: "Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 9: Enid
See also:
"Why I Love Wednesday Addams" Part 1: Introduction
Despite her poor people skills, Wednesday has relationships with a bunch of other characters. None of these are what I'd call healthy, but some of them are quite strong. A key point is that she seems satisfied enough with most relationships that she doesn't feel driven to tinker with them. Others, she just wishes people would go away and leave her alone. However, notice that there's nobody at school she matches with, nobody with her kind of personality and interests. I'll come right out and say that Wednesday deserves people who like or love her for who she is, who enjoy the traits that other people bitch about. And I hope she doesn't settle for less. She doesn't seem like the settling type.
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The Addams Family Dynamics In Netflix's Wednesday Show Explained
Can you be in a relationship with someone like Wednesday Addams?
Friendship Matters: Understanding The True Definition Of A Friend
How to Be Just Friends With a Guy When He Wants More
How To Make Friends As An Introvert: The Ultimate Guide
'Wednesday' Proves Love Triangles Have to Go -- The Everygirl
Wednesday and Pugsley have a strong sibling bond
Wednesday: A show of Angst, Mystery, and Surprising Friendships
Wednesday’s Lackluster Love Interests Have Fans Clamoring for Alternatives
Who Is Wednesday Addams in Love With? -- CBR
Bianca Barclay
Bianca Barclay is a siren, whose voice can enchant people into doing or feeling things that they otherwise would not. This makes her insecure about whether anyone really cares about her. She is also black, a nice touch on the tradition of mermaids and sea goddesses in Afro-Caribbean cultures. Enid Sinclair describes Bianca as "the closest thing Nevermore has to royalty" and Wednesday calls her a "self-appointed queen bee."
Bianca and Wednesday are largely rivals. However, the Rave'N dance includes a surprisingly long and insightful conversation between them about relationships and insecurities. Also in Episode 8, the two of them work together to bring down Joseph Crackstone. Bianca also has a fraught relationship with her mother Gabrielle, and the cult Morning Song Community, which may prove an important part of Season 2 later. There's enough tension here that if you ship Wednesday/Bianca, you've got some foundation in canon.
Bianca Barclay: Oh, you must be the psychopath they let in.
Wednesday Addams: You must be the self-appointed Queen Bee. Interesting thing about bees. Pull out their stingers, they drop dead.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 1, with the title of ‘Wednesday’s Child Is Full of Woe’
Bianca Barclay: What are you? Alto, soprano or just loco?
(Wednesday opens her mouth, the glass breaks...)
Bianca Barclay: Huh? What was that?
Wednesday Addams: A note only dogs can hear.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 2, with the title of ‘Woe Is the Loneliest Number’
Marilyn Thornhill: Wednesday, perhaps you can identify the ghost orchid's greatest qualities.
Wednesday Addams: Resilience and adaptability. It's able to thrive in even the most hostile environments.
Bianca Barclay: But its mere presence can change the ecosystem, causing the established plants to reject it.
Wednesday Addams: Usually because the native species is allowed to thrive unchecked. Nothing a Weedwacker couldn't fix.
Bianca Barclay: You can most certainly try.
Xavier Thorpe: Are we still talking about flowers?
Marilyn Thornhill: Thank you, ladies, for those illuminating insights. Clearly the plants aren't the only carnivores in class today.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 2, with the title of ‘Woe Is the Loneliest Number’
Wednesday Addams: Whoever invented high heels clearly had a side hustle as a torturer.
Bianca Barclay: As my dear mother always says, "Fire tests gold, suffering tests a woman."
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 4, with the title of ‘Woe What a Night’
Bianca Barclay: You're lucky.
Wednesday Addams: Do tell.
Bianca Barclay: You don't care what people think of you.
Wednesday Addams: Honestly, I wish I cared a little more.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 4, with the title of ‘Woe What a Night’
Bianca Barclay: You don't know what it's like.
Wednesday Addams: Being beautiful and popular?
Bianca Barclay: Never knowing people's true feelings. If someone likes me for me.
Wednesday Addams: What about your amulet?
Bianca Barclay: It's not foolproof. It's a mild prophylactic, so to speak. That's why Xavier broke up with me. He could never fully trust me. The worst part is I could never trust his feelings either. I never knew if they were real or not.
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Wednesday’. The scene where this moment comes from is from Season 1 Episode 4, with the title of ‘Woe What a Night’
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