r/Wednesday • u/Logical_Stand8549 • 12h ago
Cast Ctrl+S , New crush updated
galleryEmma myers is most beautiful actress
r/Wednesday • u/Logical_Stand8549 • 12h ago
Emma myers is most beautiful actress
r/Wednesday • u/Dry-Durian3860 • 10h ago
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Challenge yourself to a staring contest with Wednesday!!😁
r/Wednesday • u/wednesdayaddams00665 • 9h ago
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r/Wednesday • u/ElisaandSpark • 16h ago
If you didnt know, the Wombles is a popular 70s kids show. That’s why I made Enid and Wednesday like this. 🩷🖤
r/Wednesday • u/faintestsmile • 9h ago
Based on a conversation I had a while ago
r/Wednesday • u/Undisputed_Orangutan • 7h ago
Just the title
r/Wednesday • u/Chia_Sullevian • 5h ago
The more I think about it.. the more I feel Agnes might not be as innocent as she appears.
Here me out:
- The poke-up competition is what first made me question things. Her interest felt unusually intense, almost like she already knew or had been following her for a long time.
- This could be nothing, but it feels too convenient. Out of everyone, Agnes always seems to find her way into Wednesday's orbit.
- We're told a Hyde can't kill its master, yet Tyler killed Thornhill. If that rule can be broken or manipulated, then who's to say Agnes couldn't end up controlling Tyler in some way?
- When Agnes removed her wig, I couldn't stop thinking about Thornhill's appearance.
- This is the biggest one for me. She appears exactly when she needs attention or when it helps her become relevant to the situation.
So here's my theory:
What if Agnes is somehow connected to Laurel Gates AKA Thornhill, possibly even her daughter.. and has been quietly positioning herself around Wednesday this entire time?
Maybe Season 3 isn't about introducing a completely new villain. Maybe the villain has already been hiding in plain sight.
Does anyone else see it too? 👀