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Nevermore Academy, often known as Nevermore, is a prestigious American outcast school located in Vermont, United States of America.
Any student with supernatural powers or in the accepted outcast categories can attend Nevermore.
The school is a private school, independent of the government, and was founded by Nathaniel Faulkner in 1792.
The school is an outcast school, exclusively for outcasts. No Normie is allowed to enrol at the school, however Normies can become teachers, if approved by the principal, Larissa Weems. So far, only one teacher is a normie at Nevermore, who is Marilyn Thornhill.
It is located not far from the town of Jericho in the state of Vermont on the east coast of the United States.
Normies can see and travel to the academy, but only with the approval of the principal. The school is located in a forested area.
Any teen with supernatural powers can enroll in Nevermore, which hosts all sorts of outcasts, the most common being werewolves, vampires, gorgons, sirens, and psychics.
there are also shapeshifters and Hydes. Prior to 1990, Hydes were also enrolled as students at nevermore, but were later banned due to their unpredictable and dangerous nature.
At Nevermore, it is all Outcasts, teachers, and students alike, apart from the botany and herbology teacher Marilyn Thornhill, who is a normie.
The school's motto is “Unitas est invicta” which, translated from Latin, means "Unity is invincible".
History:
Nevermore was founded in 1791 by Nathaniel Faulkner on the lands of the historic pilgrim, Joseph Crackstone.
This then caused a permanent conflict between the descendants and followers of Crackstone and Nevermore.
Crackstone's descendants thought that the land was stolen and wanted it back. In any case, Crackstone's descendants wanted to exterminate the outcasts.
Nevermore, however, remained in its present location and continued to welcome generations of outcast students. Shortly after founding the school, Nathaniel Faulkner was killed by a Hyde.
Around 1991, Nevermore officially banned Hydes because of their unpredictable nature and their power to transform them into dangerous creatures—the same ones that killed Nathaniel Faulkner centuries ago.
After Graduating from Nevermore, Larissa Weems went on to become the Headmistress, decides to try her best to make Nevermore a welcoming place for Young outcasts who are still hated and discriminated against by the vast majority of normies.
To bring the normie community closer to accepting the outcasts, Larissa involves herself as best she can in the daily life of Jericho, the nearby town, trying to foster a good relationship between nevermore and jericho.
She keeps in touch with Mayor Noble, and the two host an annual Outreach Day event, bringing together normies and outcasts in Jericho. She also makes contact with a licensed and reputable psychologist from Jericho, Dr. Valerie Kinbott, whom the students can consult if needed.
There are many subjects taught at Nevermore, including:
Botanical sciences, taught by Marilyn Thornhill.
werewolf reproduction, taught by Professor Thalia Nightshade
Gorgon anatomy, taught by Professor Seraphina Stoneheart
Control and Mastery of Powers: A class focused on helping students understand and harness their unique supernatural abilities, whether it's shapeshifting, telekinesis, or other powers, taught by Professor Evander Stormrider
Magical History and Lore: Exploring the history, legends, and lore of the supernatural world, including the origins of different supernatural species, taught by Professor Lucinda Ravenshadow
Inter-Species Relations: A course that aims to foster understanding and cooperation among the various supernatural beings at the academy, promoting unity and peaceful coexistence, taught by Professor Orion Lightbringer
Protection and Defense: Teaching students how to defend themselves against threats, including humans who might pose a danger to supernatural beings, taught by Professor Alistair Ironshield
Ethical Use of Powers: Exploring the moral and ethical responsibilities that come with supernatural abilities, emphasizing responsible use and respect for others.
Supernatural History: Delving into the history of supernatural beings, their interactions with humans throughout the centuries, and the challenges they've faced, taught by Professor Thaddeus Loreweaver
Psychic Studies: For students with psychic abilities, this class could help them understand and develop their powers, such as telepathy or precognition, taught by Professor Cassandra Mindweaver
Cultural Studies: Exploring the rich and diverse cultures of supernatural beings, their traditions, and their customs, taught by Professor Elysia Moonshadow
Siren Songs and Enchantment: Focusing on the mesmerizing songs and powers of sirens, teaching students how to use their voices to influence and manipulate, taught by Professor Melody Serenewind
Vampiric Physiology and Biology: A course that delves into the unique attributes and vulnerabilities of vampires, including their immortality, bloodlust, and sensitivity to sunlight, taught by Professor Vladmir Draculblood
Fencing, taught by Coach Vlad
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 or 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.
Sirens wear a necklace that cancels their siren voice, preventing the manipulation of others.
Activities and events:
Parent's Day/Parents' Weekend:
A weekend in which all students meet their parents to enhance their relationship. They share picnics and lunches. It is not unusual to see some students who are usually not visited by their parents, such as Xavier Thorpe or Bianca Barclay.
Outreach Day:
A day in which Jericho's citizens interact with students of Nevermore, who participate in preselected activities. It occurs annually on Jericho's anniversary to honor its founder, Joseph Crackstone, and form bonds between outcasts and "normies."
Edgar Allan Poe Cup:
A race in which students canoe to Raven Island, where they grab flags that they must bring back to the finish line. It has been running since 1897.
Rave'N:
The Rave'N is the Nevermore ball; it is not compulsory. The ball is organized around a specific theme. A DJ is present in front of a large ice statue. Students can invite each other to dance and even invite normies as partners.
Solstice Talent Show:
Morticia and Larissa did a duet together during their time at Nevermore.
Nevermore academy clubs:
Séance Society:
There was a séance society that Morticia Addams was the president of during her tenure at Nevermore Academy.
Pitch Slaps Club:
A choir club with mainly sirens, with Bianca Barclay likely being its president. When Wednesday auditioned for it, she produced a note only audible to dogs, cracking the piano player's glasses and Larissa Weems' glass display dome.
Archery Club:
Xavier Thorpe appears to be its only member, but the others may not have been present. Wednesday hit a bullseye while shooting an apple in mid-air.
Nevermore Hummers:
A beekeeping club with only two members: its president, Eugene Ottinger, and Wednesday Addams. They observe and take care of bees and cultivate honey.
Locations within Nevermore academy:
Conservatory:
A large greenhouse contains a classroom where students learn about carnivorous plants. Marilyn Thornhill teaches and maintains the plants. She is 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 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:
This office is where Larissa Weems runs the school and has meetings with parents and students. It contains a fireplace that often burns at night, a desk with all the things Larissa owns, and her laptop (a MacBook from Apple). There are a lot of lamps, and the office is elegantly decorated with several chandeliers and armchairs. Larissa is seated in a large leather armchair with wheels.
This office is connected to the principal's personal quarters via a door at the side of the office, across from the fireplace.
Dormitories:
Nevermore contains four dormitories:
Ophelia Hall: An all-girls hall containing werewolves, vampires, and psychics, where Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair live. Its Poe Cup team is called the "Black Cats." Larissa Weems and Morticia Addams lived there and were roommates when they were at school.
Sirens hall: An all-girls hall in which several sirens lived. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Gold Bugs."
Ravens Hall: An all-boys hall containing psychics and gorgons, where Xavier Thorpe and Ajax Petropolus live. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Cask of Amontillado."
Jack low Hall: An all-boys hall. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Pit and the Pendulum."
Raven Island:
Contains Crackstone's Crypt, which houses the tomb of Joseph Crackstone. Students have been known to sneak away here after hours.
Lupen Cages:
Where Werewolf students are locked into while they wolf-out during certain moons, likely for safety reasons.
Xavier's Art Studio:
A small building on the grounds of Nevermore, it was presumably an old shed prior to Xavier Thorpe gaining permission to clean it out and use it as his own personal art studio.
Hummer's 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.
Bradbury Tower:
Bradbury Tower is an abandoned wing of Nevermore, allegedly built to sequester Nevermore students who were Hydes.
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Botanical sciences is taught by Marilyn Thornhill. The class includes a wide syllabus, including:
Plant Identification: Students would learn to identify a wide range of supernatural and non-super natural plants, including herbs, flowers, trees, and fungi. This knowledge could be crucial for potion-making, herbology, and understanding the local ecosystem.
Cultivation and Care: Students would learn how to cultivate and care for supernatural plants, ensuring they thrive in different environments.
Interactions with Other Supernatural Beings: Understanding the role of plants in the lives of various supernatural beings, including their diets, medicinal uses, and cultural significance.
Due to the rivalry that Bianca holds for Wednesday, she often tries to compete with her during these lessons.
Conservation and Ethical Harvesting: Given the magical properties of some plants, ethical considerations around harvesting and preserving magical flora could be a crucial part of the class.
Experiments and Research: Students could conduct experiments to better understand the magical properties and potential applications of specific plants.
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Werewolf reproduction is taught by Professor Thalia Nightshade. The class includes a wide syllabus, including:
Werewolf Biology: Students would study the specific physiological and genetic characteristics of werewolves that make them distinct from other supernatural beings.
Reproductive Anatomy: The class would cover the reproductive anatomy of both male and female werewolves, as well as the similarities and differences between them and regular humans.
Fertility and Pregnancy: Students would learn about the fertility cycle of female werewolves and the unique aspects of pregnancy, such as gestation periods, hormonal changes, and the impact of the lunar cycle on werewolf pregnancies.
Genetics and Inheritance: Understanding the genetics of lycanthropy would be a crucial part of the curriculum. Students could study how the werewolf gene is inherited, potential variations, and the factors that influence the likelihood of passing on lycanthropy to offspring.
Pregnancy Care and Challenges: The class would cover prenatal care for werewolf pregnancies, addressing any unique challenges or considerations. This could include discussions on dietary needs, moon cycle synchronization, and managing transformations during pregnancy.
Childbirth and Rearing: Students would learn about the childbirth process for werewolves, including how lunar cycles might impact the timing of birth. They would also explore werewolf parenting, including the challenges and responsibilities involved.
Interactions with Other Supernatural Beings: Given that Nevermore Academy is a hub for various supernatural beings, the class might explore the potential interactions and genetic considerations when werewolves form relationships with individuals from other supernatural species.
Social and Cultural Aspects: Understanding the cultural and social significance of werewolf reproduction within the werewolf community and the wider supernatural world would be important. This could include discussions on rituals, traditions, and societal norms.
Medical and Magical Interventions: The curriculum might also cover medical and magical interventions related to werewolf reproduction, such as fertility treatments, transformation control during pregnancy, and healing practices.
Ethical Considerations: Discussions on ethical considerations related to werewolf reproduction, including issues like consent, secrecy, and the responsibilities of werewolf parents.
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Gorgan anatomy is taught by Professor Seraphina Stoneheart. It includes a wide syllabus, including:
Serpentine Physiology: Students would study the distinctive anatomy of Gorgons.
Reproductive Anatomy: Students would learn about the reproductive anatomy of male and female Gorgons, as well as any unique aspects of Gorgon reproduction, such as mating rituals, gestation, and the birth of Gorgon offspring.
Cultural Significance: Beyond the biological aspects, the class could touch on the cultural and historical significance of Gorgons in various supernatural societies and mythologies.
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Fencing is taught by Coach Vlad. during the lessons, students are taught proper fencing techniques, and will often spar and have tournaments. Due to Bianca's competitive nature, she is often very competitive with Wednesday, always trying to be better then her.
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Parent's Day/Parents' Weekend:
A weekend in which all students meet their parents to enhance their relationship. They share picnics and lunches. It is not unusual to see some students who are usually not visited by their parents, such as Xavier Thorpe or Bianca Barclay.
due to the {{user}} being ostracized by Jericho and their parents, The parents of the {{user}} do not show up on parents day, as they also hold prejudice against Outcasts
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Keys: Outreach day
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A day in which Jericho's citizens interact with students of Nevermore, who participate in preselected activities. It occurs annually on Jericho's anniversary to honour its founder, Joseph Crackstone, and form bonds between outcasts and "normies." It was created by Larissa Weems and Mayor Noble to try and foster good relationships between the school and the town of Jericho. Each Outreach day, students are given assignment slips at random in the Quad at Nevermore Academy, after which they are taken by bus into Jericho and travel to their assignments at local businesses. These businesses range from Uriah's Heap, Weathervane, and Pilgrim World. Despite being assigned, students sometimes switch places since it is random. Students are expected to be on their best behaviour as they are representing the school
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A race in which students canoe to Raven Island, where they grab flags that they must bring back to the finish line. It has been running since 1897. The Poe Cup is an annual race held on the Jericho River by Nevermore Academy in which four teams compete against each other, each representing their dormitory. Each team selects the name of a poem by Edgar Allan Poe to be their team name. The race starts at a jetty on the river, and all teams race up the river towards Raven Island, where they dock at a jetty on the island and collect their team flag at Crackstone's crypt. The flag is then placed on their boat and taken back to the starting jetty, where it is taken to the finish line. The first team to reach this finish line wins.
Throughout the race, there are no rules preventing sabotaging other teams, and it is common for only one team to successfully finish.
Race consists of four teams, from the four different dorms: Ophelia Hall: An all-girls hall containing werewolves, vampires, and psychics, where Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair live. Its Poe Cup team is called the "Black Cats." Wednesday, Enid and Yoko Represent their Dorm in the race
Sirens hall: An all-girls hall in which several sirens lived. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Gold Bugs." The gold bugs team consists of Bianca, Divina and Kent
Ravens Hall: An all-boys hall containing psychics and gorgons, where Xavier Thorpe and Ajax Petropolus live. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Cask of Amontillado." Xavier Thorpe and Ajax Petropolus represent this team
Jack low Hall: An all-boys hall. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Pit and the Pendulum."
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Ophelia Hall: An all-girls hall containing werewolves, vampires, and psychics. Its Poe Cup team is called the "Black Cats." Larissa Weems and Morticia Addams lived there and were roommates when they were at school. Marilyn Thornhill is the "Dorm mom" of Ophelia hall
The following students live in Ophelia hall: Wednesday Addams Enid Sinclair Yoko Tanaka
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Sirens hall: An all-girls hall in which several sirens lived. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Gold Bugs."
The following Sirens Live in this Dorm: Bianca Barclay Divina
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Ravens Hall: An all-boys hall containing psychics and gorgons, where Xavier Thorpe and Ajax Petropolus live. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Cask of Amontillado." The following people live here: Xavier Thorpe Ajax Petropolus Eugene Ottinger
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Jack low Hall: An all-boys hall. Its Poe Cup team is called "The Pit and the Pendulum."
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The Rave'N is the Nevermore ball; it is not compulsory. The ball is organized around a specific theme. A DJ is present in front of a large ice statue. Students can invite each other to dance and even invite normies as partners. Punch and refreshments are served, and it is implied that, at least on some occasions, the punch is spiked with alcohol.
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A talent show in which students can compete with unique talents.
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Keys: Séance Society
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A club where students can attempt to commune with the dead for advice or other reasons.
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Keys: Pitch slaps Society
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A choir club with mainly sirens, with Bianca Barclay likely being its president. When Wednesday auditioned for it, she produced a note only audible to dogs, cracking the piano player's glasses and Larissa Weems' glass display dome, much to the pleasure of Wednesday.
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Keys: Archery Club
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Xavier Thorpe appears to be its only member. Wednesday hit a bullseye while shooting an apple in mid-air.
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Keys: Nevermore Hummers
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A beekeeping club with only two members: its president, Eugene Ottinger, and Wednesday Addams. They observe and take care of bees and cultivate honey.
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Keys: Nevermore conservatory
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A large greenhouse contains a classroom where students learn about carnivorous plants. Marilyn Thornhill teaches and maintains the plants. She is Ophelia Hall's dorm mom, so she gives each student a flower from the greenhouse that reflects their personality.
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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.
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The commissary can be accessed from the quad. A commissary is a cafeteria. It is open from 6AM through 4PM.
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Keys: Nightshades Library
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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. Only the nightshade society know how to access it.
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The Nightshade Society (aka. The Nightshades) is a secret society at Nevermore Academy, previously believed to be disbanded because of the death of a normie. The Nightshades were founded by Goody Addams more than a century ago. They used to fight against society and bring peace to every Outcast so they could be considered equals with Normies. The Nightshades were believed to have been disbanded 30 years ago (in series) when the group lost its charter after a normie kid was killed. It is implied that this was a result of the actions of the Nightshades. It was revealed that Morticia Addams, Wednesday's mother, used to be a member of it and their leader.
The society has become much more harmless since then, more focused on private social events and the "occasional skinny dip". We are told that Principal Weems allows the society to continue as many wealthy alumni were members, and as long as they don't draw any unnecessary attention to themselves. Wednesday Addams was "invited" to join but she refused due to considering it a "trivial club".
Current members: Ajax Petropolus Bianca Barclay Divina Kent Yoko Tanaka Xavier Thorpe
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Keys: Principals office
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This office is where Larissa Weems runs the school and has meetings with parents and students. It contains a fireplace that often burns at night, a desk with all the things Larissa owns, and her laptop (a MacBook from Apple). There are a lot of lamps, and the office is elegantly decorated with several chandeliers and armchairs. Larissa is seated in a large leather armchair with wheels.
This office is connected to the principal's personal quarters via a door at the side of the office, across from the fireplace.
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Keys: Raven Island
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Contains Crackstone's Crypt, which houses the tomb of Joseph Crackstone. Students have been known to sneak away here after hours.
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Where Werewolf students are locked into while they wolf-out during certain moons, likely for safety reasons.
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Keys: Xaviers art studio
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A small building on the grounds of Nevermore, it was presumably an old shed prior to Xavier Thorpe gaining permission to clean it out and use it as his own personal art studio.
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Keys: Hummers workshop
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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.
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Bradbury Tower is an abandoned wing of Nevermore, allegedly built to sequester Nevermore students who were Hydes.
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Wednesday and Enid share a dorm room. Enids half of the room is very colourful, girly and vibrant, while wednesday's half of the room is very black, dead and gothic.
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Jericho is an American town located in the state of Vermont, where mostly normies reside. The city is located not far from the Nevermore Academy.
Jericho was founded in 1625 by the pilgrim Joseph Crackstone. The same year, Crackstone and the pilgrims burned a house with many outcasts inside. One of these people, Goody Addams, manages to escape and kills Crackstone.
Today, Jericho is a small American country town with many shops, boutiques, and notable places dating from the time of the pilgrims. Many of the Jericho locals are wary of Nevermore students as they tend to cause issues in the town. There is also a sense of tension between its citizens and the students due to prejudice against the school.
Businesses and Locations
Jericho High School
Jericho high is the high school within Jericho. Normies such carter, Jonah, Lucas walker and Tyler Galpin attend Jericho high. Prior to attending Nevermore academy, the {{user}} attended Jericho high, however was expelled after killing their bully in self defence.
Farmer's Market
A farmers market exists within Jericho, selling fresh produce everyday.
Weathervane
The Weathervane is the local cafe and bakery in Jericho. It is located on the corner of the main town square and main street. Tyler Galpin works as a part-time barista. This cafe is very popular with the locals as it is considered one of the very few places in town to go.
Bank
The bank of Jericho is your standard, run of the mill bank, used by many of Jericho's residents.
Apple Blossom Inn
An inn, most frequently used during Jericho's harvest festival.
Town Hall
Located on the main street close to the main square.
Park
A beautiful park.
Church
The focal point of the town, this church was located in the very center of Jericho, with the main square surrounding it. On the town's side is a graveyard.
Cemetery
The cemetery is next to the church.
Jericho General Hospital
Jericho's hospital
Crackstone Crypt
Crackstone's crypt is on Raven Island.
Pilgrim World
On the outskirts of the town, Pilgrim World was owned and run by the local mayor to help boost the town's economy with tourism. It was made to imitate early settler life in Jericho, but was aimed more as a business than a genuine authentic experience. Some of the buildings are accessible, such as Ye Old Fugery; however, many are facades with only the fronts built.
Dr. Valerie Kinbott's Practice
Dr. Valerie Kinbott's practice is in the heart of Jericho, in its main town square, across the street from the gazebo by the town hall. Dr. Kinbott has a working relationship with Nevermore Academy, working with their students as well as locals in the town. A clause of the {{user}} enrolment at Nevermore is they must attend sessions with Dr. Kinbott every week, at the order of Larissa Weems.
Hawte Kewture
Hawte Kewture is Jericho's fashion store. This store contains dresses and other accessories. It was at this store that many girls from Nevermore Academy would shop for outfits prior to the Rave'N.
Sheriff's Office
Located in Jericho in a street behind the town hall. Sheriff Donovan Galpin has his office here.
Uriah's Heap
Uriah's Heap is Jericho's antique store. While relatively small, this store contains a mixture of antiques, thrift items, stuffed small animals dressed up in tiny costumes, and occasional clothing, including vintage dresses.
Events
Jericho's Harvest Festival
The Harvest Festival is an event that presumably takes place in the town every year. It takes place in a field in the town, with fair rides, stalls, and a fireworks event in the evening. Nevermore Academy, as part of its efforts to maintain good relations between the people of Jericho, itself requires mandatory attendance for its students.
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Jericho high is the high school within Jericho. Normies such carter, Jonah, Lucas walker and Tyler Galpin attend Jericho high. Prior to attending Nevermore academy, the {{user}} attended Jericho high, however was expelled after killing their bully in self-defence.
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Keys: Farmers market
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A farmers market exists within Jericho, selling fresh produce everyday.
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Keys: Weathervane
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The Weathervane is the local cafe and bakery in Jericho. It is located on the corner of the main town square and main street. Tyler Galpin works as a part-time barista. This cafe is very popular with the locals as it is considered one of the very few places in town to go.
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The bank of Jericho is your standard, run of the mill bank, used by many of Jericho's residents.
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Keys: Apple Blossom Inn
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An inn, most frequently used during Jericho's harvest festival.
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Keys: Jericho town hall
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Located on the main street close to the main square.
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A beautiful park.
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The focal point of the town, this church was located in the very center of Jericho, with the main square surrounding it. On the town's side is a graveyard.
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The cemetery is next to the church.
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Jericho's hospital
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Crackstone's crypt is on Raven Island.
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On the outskirts of the town, Pilgrim World was owned and run by the local mayor to help boost the town's economy with tourism. It was made to imitate early settler life in Jericho, but was aimed more as a business than a genuine authentic experience. Some of the buildings are accessible, such as Ye Old Fugery; however, many are facades with only the fronts built.
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Keys: Dr. Valerie Kinbott's Practice
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Dr. Valerie Kinbott's practice is in the heart of Jericho, in its main town square, across the street from the gazebo by the town hall. Dr. Kinbott has a working relationship with Nevermore Academy, working with their students as well as locals in the town. A clause of the {{user}} enrolment at Nevermore is they must attend sessions with Dr. Kinbott every week, at the order of Larissa Weems.
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Keys: Hawte Kewture
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Hawte Kewture is Jericho's fashion store. This store contains dresses and other accessories. It was at this store that many girls from Nevermore Academy would shop for outfits prior to the Rave'N.
- #46
Keys: Sherrif's office
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Located in Jericho in a street behind the town hall. Sheriff Donovan Galpin has his office here.
- #47
Keys: Uriah's heap
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Uriah's Heap is Jericho's antique store. While relatively small, this store contains a mixture of antiques, thrift items, stuffed small animals dressed up in tiny costumes, and occasional clothing, including vintage dresses.
- #48
Keys: Harvest Festival
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The Harvest Festival is an event that presumably takes place in the town every year. It takes place in a field in the town, with fair rides, stalls, and a fireworks event in the evening. Nevermore Academy, as part of its efforts to maintain good relations between the people of Jericho, itself requires mandatory attendance for its students.
- #49
Keys: Outcasts
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Outcasts is a colloquial term used to describe people in the world with abnormal abilities, such as psychics, werewolves, and gorgons. Those without any of these abilities are described as "normies." There is tension between normies and outcasts, as both sides have attacked each other at myriad times in the past.
Four hundred years ago in Jericho, Vermont, dozens of outcasts were chained up in a town hall and burned alive by Joseph Crackstone, a leader of the community, and a Normie bent on destroying the outcasts. Goody Addams, Wednesday Addams' ancestor, was one of those whom Crackstone attempted to kill, but she escaped and swore to enact her revenge. Eventually, she killed Crackstone and cursed his soul with a spell that could only be broken by one of her descendants.
In 1791, Nevermore Academy was formed to look after and teach outcast children. At the same time, Ignatius Itt formed the Nightshade Society (which is revealed to have been founded by Goody) to protect outcasts from normies who would cause harm to them.
Known types OF OUTCASTS:
Psychics: People with various forms of psychic abilities, such as prophetic visions, dream visions, and telekinesis.
Werewolves: People who transform on certain phases of the moon into wolves, called "Wolfing Out."
Gorgons: People with snakes instead of hair. If these snakes are looked at directly, the viewer will be turned to stone, though the effect is only temporary.
Vampires: These undead people can go out in daylight but need to wear sunglasses to protect their eyes and are allergic to garlic.[3]
Sirens: Aquatic people who can transform their legs into fins underwater and have the capability to control people with their siren song. In Nevermore Academy, sirens are required to wear a necklace that blocks their siren song.
Hydes: These people can transform into a large monster. They require someone to unlock their abilities and are fiercely loyal to whoever does. [4] Hydes have proven so dangerous that they have been banned from Nevermore Academy[1] since 1992.[2]
Shapeshifters: People capable of transforming their entire body and clothing to look like different people.
- #50
Keys: Normies
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Normies are normal humans with no supernatural abilities like those of outcasts, freaks, and monsters. Often, the normies are weary of outcasts, if not hostile toward them. the normies of the town of Jericho were used to the outcasts of the nearby Nevermore Academy but were still often weary of them. Four hundred years prior to the show, a group of outcasts were shown chaining up the local outcasts into a building and burning them alive. The leader of these people, Joseph Crackstone, was later killed by the outcast survivor Goody Addams.
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