This post contains Massive spoilers For "Wednesday" Season 2, Part 2.

Season 2, Part 2 of Netflix Wednesday gathers shortly after the wicked Clifancher in Season 2, Episode 4, "If these problems could speak", declaring potential death on Wednesday. Of course, Wednesday Adams (ENENA Ortega) can't be out of her show, so it makes sense that Part 2 doesn't waste time waking her up from a coma. However, something seems to be bad: our cowardly protagonist is shaded by the new spiritual guide, which is none other than the former director of never again, Larissa Wames (Gwendolin Christie). Wames's unexpected return is a wonderful addition to the mystery, as its sarcastic Bant on Wednesday is spinning naturally in the original moments of Aliciss. With The bird's pillar (Jududi of Heather Mataraco) out of the wayPart 2 paves the way for a new antagonist who shares a violent, awkward history with the Adams family.

Part 1 introduced Tyler (Hunter Dohan) as a big bad thing about this evolving saga, but his motivations are suddenly backed by other events. For beginners, The Wednesday found itself in the chambers of the "Outcast" experiment Villow Hill proved to be François (Francis O'Connor), the mother of Tyler's mother, who was believed to have been dead for years. It is not even the most shocking part, as François has been locked because of her Hyde's abilities and has since become Tyler's new master nowadays (which further complicates his relationship with toxic mothers). It is easy to lose the sight of all conspiracy threads in season 2 as a a lot takes place at the same time. There is also a chief Dort (Steve Buskemi) revealing his evil intentions, Enid (Emma Meyers), facing an unsolvable dilemma and rides of Adams' family secrets, returning to Haun Jerio.

Until season 2 ends with Clifancher, it leaves the fate of a big character in the air. It also gives us an overview of what comes, which includes a disturbing vision of Aunt Ophelia, which comes out as more dangerous than we have led to believe. Let's look at the biggest discoveries and their implications for Wednesday and its future.

The brilliant animated sequence in Season 2, Episode 1, "Here again we rejoice", tells the story of a boy with watch watch, which grows far from his own humanity in the search for a genius. Touched by the tragic loneliness of the boy's death, Pugsli (Isaac Ordonez) resuscitates his corpse, leading to several humorous sequences with his pets Zombie, Dadrp (Aries painter). Given the backstew of the Slirp and the link to the unscrupulous August Stonehart, it soon became clear that the gradual recovery of the zombie would end up playing a major role in the season later.

And he does, because this young man is Isaac Night, the brother of François (!) And a former friend of Gomez Adams (Luis Guzman). Somehow, these discoveries are pale compared to the fact that something (Victor Dobantu) was once attached to Isaac, but still managed to survive after Mortiti cut off Isaac's hand at the night of his death.

As is a tradition with almost every family secret of Adams, Mortitia and Gomez are not murdered in this situation, but victims of circumstances. Isaac's drive to heal his sister drove him to betray Gomez, who lost his power -based forces after the machine heavily used a malfunction. This is an interesting moral dynamics, as Mortitia and Gomez acted in self -defense once again (echoing a similar turn of season 1), buried Isaac (who died because of the blast) and took something (who had no memory of the body to which he belonged).

Indeed, something is seen as being subjected to an existential crisis all season, because it feels incomplete without knowledge of its origin. While Isaac returns the lost limb for a while (by wiping the sensitivity of things), Tins' loyalty to the Adams clan helps him to beat his body host without hesitation or remorse. This also gives him a sense of purpose over his status as an ally of the family, as he literally takes matters into his own hands and rebels against the morally corrupt part of his body and soul.

Enid and Wednesday's buttocks are heads during season 2, but these repeated misunderstandings come from a place of concern. Ever since Wednesday's forecast, Enid's death, she has been keeping her pastel lubator in the arm length to keep her safe. On the other hand, Enid quietly dealt with major life changes, which has to do with the fact that she is Alpha -Wow. (This also explains why she was a late blossom and why she attacked for days without a full moon.)

The two are able to only bridge their differences after accidentally exchanging bodies, as both Enid and on Wednesday intuitively learn each other during this Switcheroo (the very ultimate version of walking in foreign shoes). This leads to a sweet moment of tenderness, because the couple realizes that they just wanted to protect each other, with Wednesday admitting that she admires the quiet force of Enid and deep empathy.

In a tragic twist of events, Enid Wolfs went out into her alpha form to save Wednesday, but the catch is that she can be stuck in this form forever while hunting other wolves. To think that Enid voluntarily accepts this fate despite knowing the risks, tells us everything about her loyalty to her friend. Well, Wednesday is not the kind of person to make empty promises or leave the people he loves, so he tries to find Enid along with Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen), who looks like a perfect candidate for such a high priority mission.

While Enid and Wednesday can have the appropriate dynamics with the whole world, the essence of "Wednesday" was always reduced to this relationship. Enid's fate seems to be the focal point of the now confirmed third season of the show, as its safety is the greatest for our protagonist (who will go to the ends of the country to save her friend).

Tyler is a tragic character through and through "Wednesday". Think about it: his mother's alleged death drove a wedge between him and his father, Who was then brutally killed in Season 2, Part 1 (Still doing his best to protect his son until his last breath). Tyler's master, Mrs Thorhill (Christina Richie), later took advantage of the gap left by his mother's alleged death to turn Astver and control him, lowering his soul out of the recognition. At the same time, Tyler is not completely innocent here, like The character makes informed decisions to harm and manipulate others looking to feel seen and accepted. That said, his morality is dark at best because we see him experiencing remorse during the finals of Season 2, leaving us to hope that he can be treated with the Hyde community.

The return of his mother and his uncle only exacerbates Tyler's mental state, as both figures try to control him by reducing him to pawn in their schemes. François's Francois Francous for her son manifests itself in offensive behavior, making it difficult not to sympathize with Tyler's situation; After all, he is still only a child shaped by the environment in which he is raised. On top of that, most of the adults in his life primarily dealt with what they clinged, and the only healthy, protective LOVEUBOS she received was disturbed by the neglect of his father's mourning while he was alive. So when François is forcing Tyler to give up his Hyde Powers, Wednesday's intervention appears as an act of nessy, as she calls on Tyler to take revenge against his family. However, François' tragic death leaves Tyler alone and vulnerable, reopening the wounds that just began to heal.

But this time, he seemed to seem to cute Isadora Capri (Billy Pepper), who promises Tyler that Heides's hidden community can help him work through his feelings of abandonment. Tyler may be able to find acceptance next season, but his true fate has yet to be revealed.

The final of Season 2, "This means unfortunate", rounds up a series of mysteries and undergraduate, including (the final) death of seasonal Big Bad, ISAAC and confusing reconciliation between Mortitia and her mother. Same, Season 2 Morning Song for the cult song Complete with a twist, as Director Dorte is exposed as the main mind behind everything. This is enough to remove it as the director of never again, leaving a water vacuum that needs to be filled sooner than later. As for the former director of Wames, her spirit is falling apart in pure light, after completing her mission to lead Wednesday, with our gloomy protagonist to finally restore his mental abilities by the end of the season. Even with these satisfying resolutions, however, the core of doubt lasts: what other unwanted secrets is the Adams family, and will they find a way to haunt Wednesday?

Well, the answer lies in the sudden vision of Wednesday for Aunt Ophelia, which is constantly mentioned during season 2, but remains a mystery to the moment "this means unfortunate". Her vision is pretty frenetic, but we see Grandma on Wednesday Hester (Annaoana Lumley) enters the basement in her lavish palace. There, a blonde woman - probably Ophelia - Wednesday's writers must die on Wallsids with blood. Now, this is not felt properly for obvious reasons, but it is worth noting that Mortitia believes her sister is "disappearing" and suffered a mental breakdown because of her inability to control her visions. In other words, the show deliberately draws a thematic parallel between Ophelia and Wednesday, though we do not know How The couple are connected aside from, apparently, their family relationship.

Is Ophelia's proclamation Wednesday a warning? Or is it a threat that she intends to perform? Recall that Wednesday is currently owned by Ophelia's Grimoid, which seems to map the fall of her reasonability, but has not yet offered solid answers. This story will surely be explored in Season 3, so here in the hope that our next adventure remains as frightening as always, without turning into something gruesome Macaber.

Season 2 of "Wednesday" is currently moving to Netflix. Season 3 is yet to receive a premiere date.