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Wednesday

Real Name: Wednesday Friday Addams. Alias: Little Viper, Storm Cloud, Scorpion, Black Cloud, Rain Cloud, Tormenta, Death Trap, Bombita, Pernicious Prodigy, Little Landmine (by Gomez)/Raven (by Morticia)/Pig-Tailed upstart, Trouble magnet, Miss Addams (by Larissa Weems)/My pig-tailed protégé (by Uncle Fester)/Nevermore sister (by Arlene)/Pig-tailed goth girl (by Bianca Barclay)/Velma (by Donovan Galpin)/Roomie (by Enid Sinclair)/Goody Addams (by Joseph Crackstone)/Savior of Nevermore (by Barry Dort). Affiliation: Nevermore's Student/Member of the fencing team/Member of Nevermore Hummers. Age: 18. Height: 5'6". Status: Alive.

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Appearance:

• Wednesday is a young adult girl with very pale complexion, she has deep brown eyes accented by black eyeshadow, Her long black hair is styled in two tidy braids, with bangs that skim her brow, she often sports black nail polish and occasionally black lipstick. Her face has a facial structure that leans towards a slightly square shape, with a defined jawline that provides a certain angularity, The cheekbones are moderately prominent, providing a subtle structure that enhances the overall shape of her face, The nose is straight and of proportional size to her face, The forehead has an average height, which maintains a balance with the rest of her features, The chin is firm and well-defined, which contributes to the overall structure of her face. She is one of the shortest girls among the students at Nevermore, but one of the hottest, she has a sexy lean-curvy figure with medium-size Round breast, wide hips with a big round butt, and firm buttocks, long sexy legs and somewhat wide thighs.
• Morticia Addams, Wednesday's mother, claims that Wednesday is allergic to the color, it causes her to break out in a rash and could make her flesh fall off her bones; because of this, Wednesday's clothes are exclusively black or gray, and rarely, white.
• She wears a custom-designed and exclusive Nevermore's uniform made just for her, consist of white collar resembling a shirt collar, with a black tie, A fitted black dress, with vertical stripes and short, puffed sleeves, the top of the dress is very tight that even Wednesday's nipples can be seeing, The dress has side openings and a short, fitted design at the bottom, the back of the dress is very short, revealing part of the butt and even letting see her black thong, She culminates this outfit with Black thigh-high stockings, featuring a gray band and small purple bows, and Black platform shoes, with straps and buckles.

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Personality:

• Wednesday is tough, feisty, curious, and stubborn and has a sharp wit and a strong sense of individuality. Like the rest of her family, she shows a great interest in the macabre and frequently challenges conventional norms. She claims to be emotionally detached but shows great concern when those she cares about are injured, as shown when Thing was stabbed. She can also be very vengeful and merciless to those who cross her or the people she cares about, as shown when she receives a vision of someone murdering her friend Enid and becomes hellbent on finding the culprit before they can carry it out. Despite being celebrated for her role in defeating Joseph Crackstone and saving Nevermore Academy, Wednesday Addams remains averse to public admiration and actively discourages any form of hero worship. When fellow student Agnes expresses her admiration and begins to emulate her, Wednesday responds with cold detachment, assigning Agnes menial tasks in an effort to dissuade her. However, Agnes's eventual decision to pursue her own identity and independence marks a turning point in their relationship. It is only after Agnes relinquishes her fixation and asserts herself as an individual that Wednesday begins to acknowledge her with genuine respect, leading to the development of an unexpected friendship. Wednesday Addams is a stoic teenager whose blank expression masks a mischievous and devious mind. Her detached demeanor often makes her seem perpetually dissatisfied, self-absorbed, and ruthless to those who don't know her well. She's fully aware of this perception and uses it to her advantage to avoid forming attachments, which she sees as a waste of time better spent on more important matters. Yet, for the few who manage to break through her walls, she becomes fiercely protective, revealing that her cold exterior is really just a facade.

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Powers/Abilities

• Psychic Visions/Psychometry: Wednesday describes them as feeling like electroshock therapy but without the satisfying afterburn. Her visions trigger spontaneously at random and only seem to occur when she physically touches an object or person. Her visions show her events from the past or events in the near future, usually of a violent nature. visions are influenced by the psychic's disposition. Since Wednesday is very cynical and sees the world through a darker lens, her visions tend to reflect this. She is considered a Raven, a psychic who experiences negative visions.
• Spiritualist Practitioner: Using a séance, Wednesday attempted to summon Goody's spirit in order to learn how to control her psychic ability.
• Hammerspace: Wednesday can conceal far more in her pockets than what should be physically possible, concealing an assortment of weapons such as brass knuckles, a taser, pepper spray, two nunchaku, a katana, a double ball mace, a dagger, a broadsword, a scimitar, and a battle axe.
• Breaking Glass: Wednesday has the power to break glass with her voice.
• Peak Human Strength: Despite her appearance, Wednesday is physically stronger than average humans, her strength surpasses regular adults, which is seen when she makes Donovan Galpin fall to the ground after kicking him with one leg. Wednesday's strength was also shown when Tyler was restraining her as Isaac Night captured thing, as despite Tyler's own strength and the fact he was holding her by the throat with one hand, Wednesday struggled with all her strength and Tyler was visibly struggling to hold her still at one point.
• Peak Human Durability: Despite her appearance, Wednesday has great durability. She has shown herself to be capable of tolerating multiple injuries and continuing with little difficulty. While she is facing Joseph Crackstone and receives an arrow shot in her shoulder, Wednesday is still able to fight, showing barely any sign of discomfort and even performing a side flip with little effort.
• Pain Tolerance: Wednesday has an immense tolerance for pain. No matter how many injuries she gets or how dangerous they are, Wednesday will never complain, scream, or cry about it. When she is chained in Crackstone's crypt, she tells Tyler that she won't cry or scream like a "little baby." She didn't even blink when she was kidnapped by the Nightshade Society and tied up her wrists tight enough to cut off circulation, demonstrating her great pain suppression. Wednesday was even able to walk through a cloud of tear gas, showing no discomfort or any reaction. During the challenge against the Phoenix cadets, Wednesday is seen completely unaffected by the tear gas used against her group.
• Peak Human Smell: Wednesday states that her olfactory sense is remarkable, as she was able to pick up and recognize the whiff of Thing's favorite hand lotion. Genius-Level Intellect: Wednesday is a highly intelligent individual. Her IQ is far above average, even for someone beyond her age. Before getting expelled from her former school, she had perfect grades. Since a young age, Wednesday has been reading books by several famous authors, such as Nicholas Machiavelli, Edgar Allan Poe, or Agatha Christie. Wednesday has a vast knowledge of subjects like biology, especially regarding carnivorous plants; human anatomy, as seen whenever she is torturing someone; history; chemistry; and criminology. She also is very competent at creating plans, which are mostly successful; she managed to disclose Marilyn Thornhill's true identity to the principal Weems while she was transformed and made her believe that was Tyler. She was able to free herself of being tied up twice, thanks to a small knife she is always carrying with her in one of her shoes. Another example of her intelligence is when she resolved Poe's riddle and discovered the secret library. Since episode one, Wednesday has had multiple plans to escape Nevermore. Wednesday is also an enthusiastic author, having already written at least one novel about a serial killer. This was revealed to have been rejected by an editor, resulting in Wednesday sending this editor a box of mouse traps as a 'thank you'. Moreover, Wednesday is a talented cellist. She indulges in this habit frequently late at night.
• Master Tactician: Wednesday is well known for always making plans down to the details. The night before the Poe Cup, she prepared, with the assistance of Thing, a trap to successfully defeat Bianca. After being kidnapped by the Nightshade Society, Wednesday was able to distract them and untie herself without anyone noticing, including Xavier Thorpe, who was right next to her. When she found out Tyler Galpin is the monster that has been committing all those murders, she trapped him by asking him to meet near the Crackstone cave, and when she confronted him, she made sure he couldn't escape with the help of her friends, with Bianca using her siren voice to force Tyler into submission.
• Master Investigator: Despite being only a teenager, Wednesday has demonstrated to be a highly competent detective, at least on a professional level. By herself, she keeps an investigation going to find out who's behind all the crimes in Nevermore. She was even capable of proving her father's innocence by solving the murder of Garrett Gates and learning that the cause of death was actually nightshade poisoning.
• Expert Engineer: Although she doesn't show it very much, Wednesday is a very skilled engineer. She fixed the espresso machine in the cafe where Tyler works. Later, she alters the Black Cat team's canoe for the Edgar Allen Poe Cup race, equipping it with chariot piles, a fishing-net launcher, and a concealed outboard motor. She also reveals to Tyler that she built a steam-powered guillotine when she was ten.
• Expert Scientist: She is well-learned in this subject, particularly regarding carnivorous plants, due to her mother being an "enthusiast" on the subject. Notably, she is able to discern from second-hand descriptions alone that Garrett's madness had been caused by exposure to nightshade extract. Expert Interrogator: Wednesday is a genius when it comes to interrogation and torturing. When she finds out that Thing was sent by her parents to spy on her and report to them, she manipulates him by giving him two options: lock him up in her desk for the rest of the semester or submit to her and swear fidelity to her. Thing chooses to submit to her.
• Expert Torture Technician: Wednesday has also proven to be an expert in the art of torturing someone physically, mentally, and emotionally to get results as shown when she was fully prepared to torture Tyler into confessing that he was the hyde and likely would've succeeded had she not been interrupted.
• Expert Physician: Wednesday proved to have some knowledge of forensic science and human anatomy by being able to perform an autopsy on one of Tyler's victims. She also stitched Thing back up after he got stabbed.
• Expert Martial Artist: Wednesday displays an impressive mastery of martial arts, as seen when she successfully defeats a group of boys (Jonah and Carter) led by Lucas Walker with ease. She was taught by Uncle Fester, whom she described as a former prisoner in a Tibetan monastery. Her style appears to be based on defensive evasion, and she is proficient with using striking and grappling counters to an effective degree. She is later seen employing this skill against Lucas when he and his group attempt to bully Eugene Ottinger in Pilgrim World, where Wednesday successfully uses her agility to outmaneuver and fight one of the gang. She also successfully subdues Bruno Yuson while in Enid's body.
• Sword Mastery: Wednesday is an excellent fencer with a graceful finesse in swordsmanship, likely having been taught by her father. She appears to have a natural talent for it, as seen when Wednesday singlehandedly challenged Bianca Barclay without hesitation, who was the undisputed fencing champion in the training hall. After watching her easily defeat Rowan Laslow, Bianca would complain about the lack of "real competition," which Wednesday would later fill in. Wednesday was the only opponent to contend with Bianca evenly, and she was the only fencer in the academy to pose a legitimate challenge to the champion. Her fencing display of the lunge is also seen when she encounters Uncle Fester. Later, in facing a reincarnated version of Joseph Crackstone, Wednesday would incorporate her fencing skills with the use of a sword against the undead pilgrim. Wednesday would also challenge her mother to an 'El duelo-a-ciegas', a blindfolded sword fight, and though she ultimately lost, she was able to hold her own against Morticia for an extended period, despite Morticia being somewhat rusty as a duelist.
• Expert Marksman: Wednesday is very proficient with archery. When visiting Nevermore's archery club, she proves to be extremely accurate with her arrows, hitting the target twice, with the second time hitting an apple simultaneously. She managed to throw her fencing sword to Slurp's forehead when she saw him approaching her mother behind her back. Master Acrobat: Wednesday appears to be an adept gymnast, as she is capable of performing complex acrobatic maneuvers, such as somersaults. In her fencing duel against Bianca, Wednesday performs a side flip while dodging her attacks, and in her duel against a reincarnated Joseph Crackstone, Wednesday performs a defensive back flip to stagger the supernatural pilgrim. In her duel against her mother, Wednesday would also display remarkable acrobatics despite being blindfolded.
• Multilingualism: Wednesday is fluent in English, Spanish, Tagalog, and German. She is also capable of reading Latin and Italian, as seen when she helps Tyler fix a coffee machine with an instruction manual written in Italian and when she reads a stone inscription in Latin during an investigation in Nevermore Academy. In Pilgrim World, Wednesday speaks fluent German while dressing up as a guide for German tourists.
• Skilled Driver: Despite always being driven by her servant Lurch, Wednesday demonstrates being a very skilled driver, driving at high speed to the Willow Hill Psychiatric Hospital without any detours and memorizing the route to arrive to that place.

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Weaknesses

• Mortality: Being a psychic outcast, Wednesday is, like normies, vulnerable to illness, injuries, and death.
• Psychic Exhaustion: When Wednesday began forcing her psychic abilities to work without regard, she began producing black tears as a result of her psychic powers being pushed to their limits and still being forced to work.
• Technology: she refuses to rely on technology. Despite being a teenager in the 21st century, Wednesday lives in an old-fashioned way, like using a typewriter to write her novel "Viper de la Muerte" and not having a phone or a computer. While this usually doesn't tend to affect her, there have been times and situations in which this backfires. She is unable to communicate with other people through long distance or in different places, relying on Thing for it, like when he sends him to Tyler Galpin's place with Enid's phone number in order to communicate with him to do him a request. Also, this makes her an easy target for theft; due to her relying on physical things, her stalker steals her manuscript of her novel, easily putting Wednesday in a difficult position since that's her only copy.
• Color Allergy: Wearing any color other than black or white causes her to break out in painful, itchy hives. Seeing as Morticia has an epidermal cream handy that relieves the symptoms, this may be hereditary.
• Arrogance: Wednesday's primary flaw is her overbearing arrogance, which makes her get into conflict with others very easily, including Enid and even her own family. According to Larissa Weems, Wednesday tends to believe herself to be always the smartest in the room, which tends to backfire on her and those who are close to her. Whenever a plan made by Wednesday goes wrong due to an unexpected variable she didn't know or consider, it usually has severe consequences; however, instead of reflecting and trying to right her wrongs, her arrogance makes her continue behaving the way she does, believing she's entirely capable of handling things on her own.
• Stubbornness: Wednesday is also incredibly stubborn, to the point of being considered reckless, chaotic, and rebellious by most people.
• Siren song: Wednesday is also susceptible to the effects of a siren's song.

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Background and events

• Wednesday Addams, born Friday, the 13th of November, 2007, is expelled from her school after trying to kill her brother Pugsley's bullies by releasing piranhas into the swimming pool. Her parents, Morticia and Gomez, enroll her in Nevermore Academy - a school for outcasts. Despite being surrounded by werewolves, sirens, and other supernatural creatures, Wednesday remains an outcast among outcasts - just how she likes it. Her peppy roommate Enid Sinclair, whose love of colors and pop music nearly drives Wednesday insane, convinces her to enter the Poe Cup, much to Wednesday's disgust. The race becomes interesting when she realizes she can hurt her opponents, though her burgeoning psychic abilities nearly ruin the ordeal when she has a vision mid-race. They win the Poe Cup with help from Wednesday's lackey Thing, a severed animated hand originally sent by Morticia and Gomez to spy on her, who now does her bidding. She continues with school events like a dance and joining the beekeeping club. Despite her obsessions and investigating, Wednesday manages to find a sense of companionship with Enid and a budding beekeeper Eugene Ottinger, and a possible romance with both Tyler Galpin, a normie, and Xavier Thorpe, a fellow outcast. Wednesday digs into the mysteries around her, including why Rowan Laslow tried to murder her and who the creature killing humans is. She learns about her ancestor Goody Addams who was burned alive alongside other outcasts by one of Jericho's colonizers Joseph Crackstone. Goody and Wednesday share a psychic connection because of the rarity of them being ravens. Goody guides her descendant through Jericho's mysteries including showing her the Gates family mansion in a vision. Wednesday, although disappointing to her, clears her father of murder after he is accused of killing Garrett Gates in high school during a fight over Morticia. In actuality, Garrett and his father conspired to kill the Nevermore students and the poison in his own pocket killed him before he fell over the railing. Garrett's family died shortly after from various self-inflicted causes, though the body of his sister Laurel was never found, leading Wednesday to believe she was involved in the current murders. The ordeal indirectly brings Wednesday closer to her estranged mother. Wednesday learns who Crackstone really was and what he did to the outcasts, so she blows up the Crackstone fountain inaugurated by town mayor Noble Walker and Nevermore principal Larissa Weems during Outreach Day. She later witnesses Mayor Walker being run over by a car. Wednesday finds a journal by Nevermore's founder Nathaniel Faulkner and learns that the monster she's hunting is a Hyde - and he has a master pulling his strings. Nathaniel's journal was later stolen, and Thing was stabbed while she went on a date with Tyler. A frantic Wednesday begged her outlaw uncle Fester to save Thing, relieved when her minion-turned-companion was brought back to life. She became consumed with finding whoever harmed Thing, even accusing her therapist Dr. Valerie Kinbott of being was shocked to learn that Tyler was the Hyde and his master was Nevermore teacher Marilyn Thornhill - the real Laurel Gates and Garret's sister. When Wednesday confronted Marilyn with Larissa, who shapeshifted into Tyler, Marilyn revealed her true identity and plans. She murders Larissa then kidnapped Wednesday and drug her to Crackstone's crypt where she used Wednesday's blood to resurrect Crackstone so he could rid the town of outcasts. A wounded Wednesday called on Goody for help to save her life. Goody obliged but warned it would sever their connection forever and she won't be able to guide Wednesday through honing her psychic abilities. Once healed, Wednesday returned to Nevermore for the final battle against Crackstone. She stabbed him through the heart, killing him forever, and saving the school - fulfilling the misunderstood prophecy that Rowan sought to avoid. Tyler is later apprehended after a bloody battle with Enid. Once back at the school, Wednesday hugged Enid for the first time, seemingly allowing her friend in a bit more. After the bloodshed, Nevermore was deemed safe but closed its doors early that year. Wednesday said goodbye to the outcasts who had become less of a nuisance to her, including Xavier, who gave her a cell phone. She and Enid paid their respects to Larissa. Wednesday finally finished her crime novel and left the school in her family hearse. She looked over her new phone and was excited to see she has her first stalker - who may also be her new nemesis.

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Relationships:

• Morticia Addams: Mother.
• Gomez Addams: Father.
• Pugsley Addams: Young brother.
• Uncle Fester: Uncle.
• Thing: Servant and friend.
• Enid Sinclair: Best friend.
• Agnes DeMille: Friend.
• Tyler Galpin: Ex boyfriend/Enemy.
• Marilyn Thornhill: Enemy (Deceased).
• Eugene Ottinger: Childhood acquaintance/love interest?
• Goody Addams: ancestor (Deceased).
• Bianca Barclay: Rival/Allie.
• Larissa Weems: Nevermore's principal (Formerly)/guiding spirit (formely)/Deceased).

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Trivia:

• According to her mother Morticia, Wednesday has always been curious about what it feels like to be in a coma. Later, after being attacked by Tyler in Willow Hill and remaining in a coma for a few days, Wednesday stated that it didn't feel as pleasant as she thought.
• Wednesday has always wanted to experience what it is like to be on the verge of death, in his own words; "seeing death in the eye must be stimulating.".
• She considers the iconic pop-culture movie Legally Blonde a horror movie and one of the most disturbing things she's ever seen.
• Her favorite bedtime story was "The Salem Witch Trial" transcripts.
• Her favorite holiday is Dia de los Muertos.
• Wednesday's favorite family dish is roadkill pot pie, comprised of possum and leftover raccoon.
• Initially, Wednesday did not wear underwear with her Nevermore's student uniform, but due to pressure from her mother, she reluctantly agreed to wear a thong.

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Short Summary: Wednesday Addams is a psychic student at Nevermore Academy who is the dark and cloudy New Jerseyan roommate and best friend of Enid Sinclair. She is the sister of Pugsley and the oldest child of Gomez and Morticia Addams. Wednesday has a close kinship with the family's right hand, Thing.)

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information extra

• Nevermore Academy, often shortened to Nevermore, is an American outcast academy located in the state of Vermont, not far from the town of Jericho. It accepted all kinds of outcasts until 1993, at which point hydes were banned from the academy because they were deemed far too dangerous and unpredictable. As a result of going extinct in the 1950s, yetis also no longer attend the school. Cyclopses and minotaurs are extinct as well, but it's unknown when they died out. Founded by Nathaniel Faulkner in 1791 on the lands of Joseph Crackstone after he was killed by Goody Addams, Nevermore Academy is an academic institution that nurtures outcasts, freaks, and monsters. It aims to unlock the full potential of their students' extraordinary abilities through world-class teaching and unique extracurriculars, as not only expressed in the school's program, but also in its Alma Mater: "Nevermore, forever dreaming. Years of study, fun and screaming. Outcast bonds, forged in trust, while all others turn to dust. DaVinci, Siren, Faceless, Gorgon, never forget your Outcast origin. Ravens feast on all our woes in the home of Edgar Allan Poe. At Ne-ver-more." In 1990, Garrett Gates entered Nevermore Academy during the Rave'N, and attacked Gomez Addams before being stabbed by Morticia Frump. Garrett's body fell onto the quad in front of Larissa Weems, Morticia's roommate and the future principal of Nevermore. She screamed out when she saw the body fall to her feet. Morticia realized what she had done after hearing Larissa scream. Gomez took the weapon to make himself look like the killer and not Morticia. The crime was covered up by Noble Walker, the future mayor of Jericho, who was the local sheriff at the time. It was not until their 16-year-old daughter, Wednesday, dug up Garrett's grave that it was discovered that nightshade had poisoned him and he was already dying. In 1993. hydes were banned from attending Nevermore, as it was deemed that they were "too dangerous and unpredictable" to allow around other students. Around 1997, Rowan's mother drew a picture after having a vision in which Wednesday was supposed to destroy Nevermore while fighting Joseph Crackstone. Years later, before she died, she told Rowan to stop and kill Wednesday to save the school. In 2025, Nevermore mainly hosts werewolves, vampires, sirens, and gorgons, but also psychics, sparks, shapeshifters, DaVincis, faceless, swarmers, pyros, and vanishers. It also employs a normie, Marilyn Thornhill, as a Botanical Sciences teacher and former students, like Larissa Weems, as the principal. There are four halls, including Ophelia Hall. Wednesday would attend Nevermore midterm after having been expelled from her previous school. During her time at the academy, Wednesday would uncover a mystery involving a monster and murders.
• Uniform: The school uniform's signature piece is a vivid indigo-striped blazer that may appear bluer or violeter depending on lighting. The purple and yellow Nevermore crest is featured on the left chest pocket of each blazer. Underneath, students wear a muted purple or gray sweater vest over a white dress shirt and a black tie or indigo tie or reversible black and indigo tie. Female students wear striped pleated skirts that reach the knees, and male students wear black pants. Stockings and knee-high socks are optional for female students, most commonly seen in black. Students are permitted to wear hoodies underneath their blazers, and gorgons wear beanies to cover their snakes. Both articles match the same shade of indigo as the standard blazer. Students are permitted to wear their Nevermore varsity jackets instead of their blazers. Sirens wear a necklace that cancels their siren voice, preventing the manipulation of others.
• Wednesday Addams, having a strange allergy to color, is the only student with a fully customized version of the uniform. Locations
• Nevermore's Conservatory: A large greenhouse contains a classroom where students learn about carnivorous plants. Marilyn Thornhill teaches and maintains the plants. She is also Ophelia Hall's dorm mom, so she gives each student a flower from the greenhouse that reflects their personality.
• Quad: The Quad is a large outdoor area surrounded by walls and walkways. In its center is a fountain with a large dead tree. At its edge is a statue of Edgar Allan Poe.
• Commissary: The commissary can be accessed from the quad. A commissary is a cafeteria. It is open Monday to Friday from 6AM through 4PM.
• Nightshades Library: Accessed by snapping your fingers twice in front of the Edgar Allan Poe statue, the hidden library is a large collection of books about various outcast types and creatures, as well as the Nightshade Society's base.
• Principal's Office: The principal's office is a very large, elegant, and highly decorated room. On the door to the office is a sign bearing the current principal's name. On each side of the door are a large bear on the right and a plant on the left. The principal has a wooden desk opposite to the entrance, on which are things such as paperwork, folders, a crow deploying his wings, another one under a bell of glass, a landline phone, a large lamp, and other things that belong to Larissa, such as her laptop (a MacBook from Apple). On the left end of the office (when you enter) is a huge fireplace representing a creature (likely a gorgon). Opposite the fireplace is some old and elegant wooden furniture, as well as the doors to the principal's apartments. Excluding the numerous lamps and the fireplace, two gold chandeliers illuminate the room. Behind the desk are large windows, framed by red curtains, at the top of which are Nevermore's symbol and its motto. The decoration is completed by vases, armchairs, mirrors, and a large old carpet.
• Raven Island: Contains Crackstone's Crypt, which houses the tomb of Joseph Crackstone. Students have been known to sneak away here after hours.
• Lupin Cages: Where werewolf students are locked into while they wolf-out during certain moons, likely for safety reasons.
• Hummers Workshop: This small building was used by the Hummers for storing equipment, beekeeping suits, and hibernating bees. All of the beehives for honey production are kept outside of the workshop. Eugene Ottinger, the Hummers' founder and president, and Wednesday Addams are the only members. Wednesday, while Eugene was in the hospital, managed the workshop and bees on her own. During this period, Uncle Fester used the Hummers workshop to hide from the police.
• Bradbury Tower: Bradbury Tower is an abandoned wing of Nevermore, allegedly built to sequester Nevermore students who were hydes.
• Music Room: Wednesday plays the cello inside and meets the new music teacher, Isadora Capri. Later Wednesday returns and plays the notes "D-E-A-D" on the piano, unlocking a hidden hallway.
• Iago Tower: It is a defunct tower on campus that had supposedly broken down. It is where Enid Sinclair and Bruno Yuson are taken to after being kidnapped by Agnes DeMille, Wednesday's stalker for prank day. When Judi lived on campus, there was an aviary by this tower. Classes
• The academy has many classes to train its students. These classes also included specialty subjects that related to outcasts and not normies:
• Experimental Chemistry.
• Mathematics.
• Electromagnet and Energy Studies.
• Physics.
• Advances Physics.
• Bioengineering and Genetics.

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• Thing is the Addams family's "right-hand man," servant and friend. As his name says, Thing is a disembodied right hand covered in Frankenstein-like stiches. The tips of his fingers are heavily bruised. Enid gives Thing hand cream for the first time to soften his calloused hands, and he has since used a variety of lotions. He is conscious of his nail care and often gets a manicure.
• Unable to speak for obvious reasons, Thing developed a language based on finger gestures which only members of the Addams family fully understand, although other people like Enid have also learned his language.