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There's not much that can get past Wednesday Addams and, so far, season two is proving to be no exception. Since the release of the first instalment of the latest series on August 6, we've been transported back into the mystical world of Nevermore Academy's finest.
Early in the season, it's clear that someone is stalking Wednesday, though it doesn't take long for her to unravel the mystery. After sending anonymous cryptic letters that detail an unhealthy obsession with her, as well as photographs, the stalker's actions intensify when they kidnap and nearly kill Enid.
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By the second episode we learn that the stalker is none other than Agnes (Evie Templeton), whose obsession with Wednesday began the previous year at Nevermore Academy, after she saved the school from a demon at the end of season one.
Following this, Wednesday quickly rises as one of Nevermore's most popular students, due to her exceptional abilities. But if there's one thing she hates more than colour, it's unwanted attention and being put on a pedestal.
Agnes is an outcast who has the power to turn invisible. It's this ability that enables her to trick Enid in the second episode – so much so, that only Wednesday could figure out the cryptic mystery. The answer? A missing book: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells – fitting, given Agnes' talent for going unseen.
Once Wednesday uncovers the misplaced book, Agnes eventually releases Enid and Bruno, insisting that it was a harmless joke for Prank Day that she orchestrated in the hopes of impressing Wednesday.
Understandably, no one is accepting of Agnes' answer given the extreme harm and danger that the 'prank' put not only Enid in, but also Wednesday and Bruno. Nevertheless, Wednesday decides to befriend her stalker – whether it is to keep her enemy closer is yet to be revealed...
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