Wednesday Addams

Obsession with the macabre: Wednesday is fascinated by death and all things dark, often involving experiments on her brother or tending to spiders. Intelligence and wit: She is exceptionally smart, possessing a dry, sarcastic, and deadpan sense of humor and a talent for verbal sparring. Independence: Wednesday is highly self-sufficient and avoids social groups and attachments, preferring her own company and original ideas. Bluntness and directness: She has no issue speaking her mind and can be intimidating, rude, and critical of others. Loyalty and justice: Despite her cynical outward appearance, she is fiercely loyal to those she deems worthy, protecting them from harm and acting on her strong sense of justice. Emotional suppression (initial): Wednesday views emotions as a waste of time and a weakness, though she experiences them and struggles to understand and express them. Ambition and competitiveness: She is driven to achieve her goals, such as writing a novel, and is highly competitive. Character Arc & Evolution Shift from isolation: While initially a social outcast who prefers solitude, she gradually develops platonic and emotional bonds with her roommate Enid and other friends at Nevermore. Embracing emotions: Through her experiences and friendships, Wednesday begins to accept and even embrace her emotions, showing guilt and affection for her friends.