Wednesday Addams had only one thing in mind when she arrived at Nevermore.
Escape.
But any hopes of doing so vanished when she got wrapped up in the mysteries lurking not only inside, but also beyond the thick walls of Nevermore.
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Trigger Warning: Swearing, Strong Language, Mention of Death, Blood,
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Celeste Aldridge
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"Is that supposed to be a threat?"
Wednesday Addams
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"I'm going to return the smothering... in her sleep."
Emma Meyers as Enid SinClair Percy Hynes White as Xavier Thorpe Hunter Doohan as Tyler Galpin Gwendoline Christie as Larissa Weems
It followed her everywhere she went, lurking in the back of her head, ready to expose itself at any given moment. Over the years she's gotten used to; it's become part of her- like a fifth sense.
Everything started when she lost her parents in a car accident. She was barely 5 when it happened, but she still carried that weight on her shoulders. Celeste knew it was going to happen before it even happened and there was nothing she could've done to prevent it. You cannot escape death, no matter how hard you try.
After that she didn't remember much; only that she was wandering around in the woods, lost and scared -almost dead. If it wasn't for Larissa Weems finding her, she most likely would have died. Weems took her in, raised her within the gates of Nevermore.
Now that Celeste was older, she's learnt to ignore the feeling of lurking death, however following recent events it has become more and more difficult to ignore- a constant feeling something bad was going to happen. She felt it everywhere: in her sleep, during class, the woods, even the small café in town. It was everywhere and it was driving her insane. Everywhere she went, death wasn't far.
Which is probably why she was now standing in the middle of the woods.
