"Wednesday": More Woe at Nevermore Quiz

Answer: Barry Dort

Barry Dort replaces Larissa Weems as head of Nevermore. He is proud of the school and even wears caps with its name on them. He wants to keep normies, people without supernatural powers, away from Nevermore. His approach is very different from that of the former principal.

Answer: Turning invisible

Agnes can turn invisible, which helps her follow people without being seen. She is obsessed with Wednesday and is revealed to be her stalker. She wants to be her friend and later helps with the investigation. Her power makes her a useful helper, even if her eagerness can be a bit much.

Answer: using his electrical powers

Pugsley brings Slurp back to life with his new electrical powers. His unusual companion soon causes trouble for the Addams family. As the zombie recovers, he becomes recognizable as Isaac Night. Isaac was Gomez's roommate at Nevermore, so this stranger has a direct link to Pugsley's father.

Answer: A secret study involving outcasts

LOIS stands for Longterm Outcast Integration Study. Wednesday and Fester find living outcasts hidden in the hospital basement, even though records say they have died. The urns meant to hold their ashes contain animal remains instead. Faking the deaths allows the people running the study to keep experimenting on the patients in secret.

Answer: Judi, Dr. Fairburn's assistant

Judi is the Avian, a person who can control birds. Her father, Augustus Stonehearst, gave her this power through his experiments. She carries on his work while Dr. Fairburn appears to be in charge of Willow Hill. The cheerful assistant is actually the person behind the crow attacks.

Answer: Her spirit guide

Weems returns from beyond the grave as Wednesday's spirit guide. The two still argue, and the former principal has plenty of advice to give. She questions how her former student has used her powers and treated her friends. Even death has not stopped Weems from giving her a lecture.

Answer: Enid Sinclair's

Wednesday and Enid swap bodies after their visit to the graveyard. Each has to pretend to be the other while they look for a way to change back. They also have to deal with each other's family and relationships. Their different habits make it hard to fool the people around them.

Answer: Isaac Night's

Thing was originally Isaac Night's right hand. When Isaac reattaches him, he can fully use his telekinetic powers, which let him move objects without touching them. Thing fights back and pulls out Isaac's mechanical heart. He then breaks free and returns to the Addams family.

Answer: She transforms into an alpha werewolf

Enid changes into an alpha werewolf to save Wednesday. Capri has warned her that she could become trapped in that form and be unable to turn human again. She helps her friend despite knowing the risk. At the end of season two, she is still a wolf, and Wednesday sets out to find her.

Answer: Hester Frump's

Ophelia is alive in a locked room at her mother Hester Frump's house. She has been described as missing for much of the season. The final scene shows that Hester knows where her daughter is. It does not explain how long Ophelia has been there or why she is locked away.