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In the first episode of season two on ‘Wednesday’, our beloved character from the Addams family is letting off some tension as she vigorously plays her cello in a dimly lit music room. The character played by Billie Piper, Isadora Capri, enters and presents herself as the new head of music at Nevermore. Wednesday recognizes Capri as a renowned child prodigy who published her first classical album at just ten years old. Capri mentions that she arrived at Nevermore after learning about the events of the previous season. She then starts to probe Wednesday, commenting that her performance is only intriguing because it’s fueled by suffering. She advises her to immerse herself in the music and stop attempting to control it. Naturally, Wednesday dismisses this valuable suggestion.

To begin with, Wednesday locates the infamous serial killer known as the Kansas City Scalper, using her unique abilities. She justifiably subjects him to torture, but during this time at his residence, she experiences a psychic breakdown and weeps tears that are black in color. Thing notices this strange occurrence, yet she brushes it aside as a mere psychic malfunction and moves on with her life. This involves her going back to the “crime scene,” which is also known as Nevermore Academy.

On time, Uncle Fester hurries to aid his cherished niece, whom he affectionately refers to. It seems she’s his only niece, but that’s all we know. Wednesday enlists him to investigate Willow Hill, a place where he claims to have been before. He mentioned this was due to Morticia, her mother, requesting his presence to verify the well-being of her sister Ophelia years ago. Unfortunately, he couldn’t locate her, but he chose to stay and indulge in the electric therapy for a couple of weeks. It appears that Addams men have a peculiar fondness for enduring such mental challenges.

In season one, Ricci was pivotal in her portrayal of Mrs. Marilyn Thornhill, who was the sole “Normie” teacher at Wednesday Addams’ school, Nevermore Academy – an institution for Outcasts. Previously known for playing young Wednesday in ’90s The Addams Family movies, Ricci’s casting sparked curiosity regarding her character’s true nature. Initially, Mrs. Thornhill appeared to be a kind-hearted botany teacher, even offering guidance to Wednesday as she navigated life at Nevermore.