One Shots

Wednesday Characters & Tourette's

Since Wednesday is my new obsession as of late, why not do the same as I did for the MCU and write how I feel the different characters would react to my Tourette Syndrome. :)

For the likes of Yoko, Divina and Kent, I'm theorising from the very little of them we have actually seen as well as the common portrayal of them in fanfics XD. If we hear more from them in S2 then I will update this accordingly :)

Admitting ahead of time that I do not like Xavier (creeps me out with how he acts) but I will be putting that aside as best I can XD

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Wednesday - For the most part I'd imagine her not caring one way or the other. I do think she'd say something dark, weird 'n' deep along the lines of 'who would want to be a bland being anyways' after telling her though.
I would probably end up annoying her a lot, let's be honest. If my vocal tics disturb her writing time too often I'll get kicked from the room for sure. I'd understand that though. I'd also make sure to keep a respectable distance between us as I have physical tics where I punch out my arm and would end up slapping her if too close. (This obviously would be a problem with everyone but particularly Wednesday XD.)
If anyone were to mock my tics she'd 100% torture them, only for the sake of determining herself as the only one allowed to torture me, of course! Not because she's secretly sweet to her friends, no way!
In the event of a tic attack I think she'd awkwardly offer help then be relieved once I say I'm best left to it, promptly speed walking outta the room.

Pugsley - I think he'd be quite intrigued by my Tourette's and want to try out some...tests to see what triggers more tics and what calms them. He'd probably keep a list of my vocal tics written down somewhere cause he likes to track which ones are most frequent and when new ones pop up.
Most definitely would love when my Echolalia mimics the sounds of his explosives going off and would often anticipate them before they even go off.
Also enjoys any tics I may pick up from being around his family (such as mimicking his father) as my tics tend to ne very suggestible. (For example, I have picked up tics from many YouTubers I watch.)

Gomez - I think Gomez would make a point of showing how the Addams family has had all sorts of weird and cooky people within it. He'd genuinely just be the absolute sweetest and make a point to glare off anyone who even looks at me the wrong way.
However, some tics would probably confuse him. Especially the ones in different languages that he speaks - "Bonjour, je m'appelle Fuck You." (LIKE WHAT DO U MEAN MY NAME IS FUCK YOU?!?!)

Morticia - Similarly to Gomez, she'd be wholeheartedly welcoming and would vow that the family has my back should I need it. Would also be a little perturbed at first from the nonsense I come out with in French but would catch onto it being a tic quicker than Gomez.
I think she'd have a quiet word with Wednesday after meeting me to make sure she's being 'nice' about things, which she is but Wednesday would 100% act as if she isn't just to keep up her façade of having no time for friendships. Would enlist Thing to keep an eye on me too after hearing about anyone picking on me.
I imagine her being exceptionally gentle and caring after witnessing a tic attack - would make sure I have a comfortable place to rest with some of her plants more catered to calming aromas around to help soothe me.

Thing - A supportive protective bestie who is the best at comforting me during and after tic attacks as he won't expect me to talk. He just stays with me through it, not evening touching me. He's just there, showing I'm not alone and intervening only when a particularly violent tic starts to harm me.
Afterwards we watch CallMeKevin together and just enjoy the silent companionship. I'm always tired and often close to having a sensory overload after tic attacks, so being alone with just Thing in silence would be the best remedy.
Thing most definitely ails all who have hurt me in the past and present, somehow finding my old bully from first year in secondary school and 'teaching him a lesson' as he would explain it. Just a protector all round.
(Also calms Wednesday when she's about to snap at me and helps redirect her agitation.)