Okay, fellow Nevermore fans, can we just talk about that ending for Wednesday Season 2?! I mean, after what felt like an eternity, we finally got to dive back into Wednesday Addams' world on Netflix, and boy, did it deliver on the action and drama the OCR mentioned. My mind is still reeling from all the twists, and I just had to share my thoughts and theories after getting through the ending explained. First off, the whole mystery around "who was behind the crows" was brilliantly set up throughout the season. I was totally thrown off by the red herrings with Doctor and the new music teacher, Miss Capri. But the reveal that it was actually the science teacher, who we saw early on as the receptionist, running the secret DNG-7ERM project in the basement? Mind. Blown. The OCR mentioned DNG-7ERM stood for "Long Term Outcast Integration," and that just sends shivers down my spine. Her father, an Omni, essentially turned her into an outcast herself, giving her the ability to control birds. It made me wonder about the ethics of it all – pushing limits, honing powers, but at what cost? This whole backstory perfectly explains why the missing outcasts were being documented and experimented on. It wasn't just about power; it was about recreating what happened to her, forcing others to become 'Navians.' And that's also why Galpin and Carl Bradbury were killed! They were getting dangerously close to uncovering the truth about what was happening beneath the floorboards, as the OCR text highlighted. It really puts Wednesday's own near-abduction into perspective, showing just how ruthless the science teacher was in protecting her secret project. Now, let's get to the most heartbreaking question the OCR posed: "Will Enid's death be Wednesday's fault?" That vision Wednesday had of Enid's demise, especially with Tyler now being on the loose, is absolutely haunting. Wednesday has developed so much, learning to use her 'bleakness and darkness for good,' especially when it comes to protecting Enid, the person she cares about most. But the return of Tyler, and the outcasts now on the loose after the power went down and security was compromised, creates such a volatile situation. I'm genuinely worried about Enid. My personal theory is that Wednesday will go to extreme lengths, perhaps even sacrificing something vital, to prevent that vision from coming true. It would be a powerful arc to see Wednesday actively fight against a premonition, especially when her best friend's life is on the line. The season ended with the science teacher's project rendered pointless but with her still out there, possibly going after Wednesday. I'm already counting down the days until we get to see how Wednesday handles all these new threats and if she can truly protect those she cares about. This season definitely left us with more questions than answers about the future, and I'm here for it!