5 Works by Alex_Winly
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I was inspired by the scene in Episode 4 where Hester bought Wednesday a cemetery.
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Every summer, they return to the same estate... and every summer, they are bound by something they cannot name.Wednesday — the icy, unshakeable heiress to a funeral empire, who considers feelings a weakness.
Enid — a blazing, noisy sun, whom Wednesday calls a burden but never lets go.
They are not friends, not enemies... but something in between that grows up alongside them.
One evening, amidst moss and headstones, the girls exchange wedding vows. A joke? Perhaps. But Death hears and takes it seriously.
Now, friendship becomes a trial: ghost hunts, family secrets, jealousy, first feelings, and a love too terrifying to name.
When empires crumble, enemies draw near, and Death itself meddles in their fates, they face a single choice: save themselves... or save each other.
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An alternate take on Season 2 events, picking up after Episode 2. Enid finds herself increasingly bothered by the lack of communication and quality time with Wednesday. It doesn't help that Wednesday is constantly disappearing, spending her hours with Agnes.
The breaking point comes when Enid discovers Wednesday talking to someone through a crystal ball late at night, literally saying she misses them. Enid can't take it anymore. They have a massive fight and go their separate ways, only to meet again under mysterious circumstances at the annual Jericho Fair.
After the fair, Enid learns that Wednesday has vanished, and a dangerous criminal has escaped from a prison holding the world's most dangerous outcasts.What would Wednesday do? Enid constantly asks herself, battling her own fears and insecurities while untangling a web of mysteries and lies. No, she's no detective like Wednesday Addams, but she's forced to become one—and to be the best—if she wants to save the seer.
It feels like there aren't enough stories where Enid takes the lead. And we haven't fully savored the spectacle of these two lovestruck idiots dealing with a serious case of jealousy.
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Wednesday knows that an insufferable bright and energetic blur, in the form of Enid Sinclair, would look comical against the black and white dingy Addams Manor. So she calls Enid to her home for the vacations.
Or: Wednesday unexpectedly invites Enid to spend the vacations with the Addamses. She's desperately trying to deal with the aftermath of the events after season 1 and her own strange feelings she has when Enid is around. Wednesday thinks she's been cursed. Typical unforgettable Wednesday Addams denying her feelings. Enid next to her is starting to realize something too. Will they be able to figure it out? When a new monster shows up on their doorstep, wanting to kill the whole family. Also, an angry Esther Sinclair shows up because Enid didn't tell her she was going to visit Wednesday. What could possibly go wrong?
A very slow burn. Or Enid getting to know each Addams, diluting the gloominess of the estate with her light. She's also dealing with a complicated relationship with her mom.
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It all begins in a cliché manner. They meet at a silly college party. Enid thinks it’s fate. Wednesday thinks it’s a coincidence. The relationship between them intensifies. From enemies, they become friends, but both long for each other. The problem is—neither is ready to admit their feelings first. Wednesday fears that Enid will leave her. Enid thinks that Wednesday doesn’t want a future with her.
A slow burn that starts in college and ends in tragedy in adulthood. Two people who desperately want to be together but are too afraid to overcome their own fears for each other.
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Enid first becomes aware of her feelings for her roommate when a mysterious vampire appears in Nevermore and begins courting Wednesday. Where will this lead?