#hester frump

What's important is the fact that she insulted her own skills. Wednesday Addams, whose main lesson the whole season has been that she keeps ending up in messes because she's arrogant, insulted her own skills for Tyler.

Do you guys remember how when Wednesday went to Rosaline Rotwood she told her she wanted her sight back to save Enid but asked her where the Galpins are instead of asking her the solution for saving Enid's life? Do you remember when Rosaline said that Wednesday doesn't seem to have the same weakness as Hester, instead Wednesday’s falling is her "overbearing arrogance"? Do you remember Rosaline directly contrasting Wednesday's emotionlessness with Hester's weakness of "sentimentality"—of falling in love with a boy and getting married?

None of what Rosaline said was true. We see everything changing after she perceives it. Hester has changed since her death and Wednesday changes by the end of the season.

In that scene, Hester being a romantic was obviously a surprise to us since she'd been talking in a very different way. She'd been talking about how emotions are a weakness, and women like her should be single and forge their own path. She'd seemed similar to Wednesday, but this scene makes them stand on opposite lines. Hester is the woman who fell crazily in love but has now been disillusioned and hates emotions and sentimental things. So what's Wednesday? Well currently she's the girl who is disillusioned with love and hates emotions and sentimental things. But her emotional journey will be the opposite—it'll be about getting her faith in trust and love back.

All of this—the scene with Rosaline, Wednesday asking about the Galpins instead of Enid, Rosaline's words about Wednesday's weakness being her arrogance, and this parallel with Grandmama who seems to have lived the opposite emotional journey as Wednesday are all lead ups to the moment Wednesday saves Tyler. When she sets aside her own pride and insults her skills by saying she "missed" when we know she didn't.

Wednesday: I am not without my tendencies but they are strictly under control

Enid: Howdy I'm her tendencies I have never been under her control a day off her life

Hester: Where did you come from?!

Enid: Originally San Francisco, now I'm taking your granddaughter because I'm hers!

Enid scoops Wednesday and runs off

. . .

Enid: How did I do? Did I make seem like you weren't madly in love with me, and can't live without me?

Wednesday: The words I used were codependent

Enid: *smiling ear to ear* and?

Morticia: Wednesday! What did you see?

Wednesday:

Wednesday:

Wednesday: Nothing. I must go.

Morticia: *watches her daughter shoot to her feet and storm out of the séance room*

Hester: 🤨

Hester: What has her braids in a knot?

Morticia: 🤷🏻‍♀️

– Moments ago. –

I’m 100% sure that Dort had a Siren convince the School Board to make him Principal.

Eugene blowing Pugsley off was weird, but he was probably put off by Pugsley saying that it was awesome that he was almost killed by a Hyde. (I know Pugsley meant it as a compliment.)

I think the chances for EUGSLEY are bigger than the chances for WENCLAIR.

The Idea of a Character not needing romance doesn’t just apply to Wednesday. It also applies to Tyler, he doesn’t need romance; he needs support, and a family.

Friendship is the core of the show. Wanting Friends (Eugene, Pugsley, Agnes.), Needing Friends (Wednesday and Tyler), Friendships breaking apart. (Gomez and Isaac, Morticia and Francoise, Lucas, Jonah and Carter).

I believe Capri is legit.

I believe in Season 3 we could see the "REAL" Tyler. (The one who has been alluded to by the cast and writers.)