is anyone surprised

when wednesday chained tyler to a chair and started fishing out instruments of torture in front of her horrified classmates my fate was sealed

and then, you know, actually torturing him.

tyler: hehe is this a date?
wednesday with her saw, hammer, pliers, taser, knives: it's a surprise

god the minute people start making enid icons i'm making a journal for her

the show was so good......

it really was... also i will absolutely be throwing horrible goth girl at her when you do

yesssss

must have goth/pastel gfs.....

i'm also just thinking of her in a murdergame. because i think at first while she would refuse to participate out of spite and state very loudly her intent to kill the mastermind, she would still be having a ball before someone she got attached to ended up dead.

and all murdergames need a dedicated corpsetoucher so she'd be perfect for that

it's always fun thinking about throwing in a character who is like 100 percent fine and okay with killing but wouldn't for Reasons

I think you'd play her really well in a murdergame

I hope I'll get to be there because it'd be great

creatorofathousanduniver... i don't think i've been in a murdergame where you weren't also in it, tbf

...good point

also yeah she's okay with killing but she has scruples. 1. she has to think the person in question sucks 2. it's her own choice to kill and she's not being forced by some amateur jigsaw making threats against the things she cares about 3. it won't put the people she likes/considers hers (literally just her family, eugene and enid in the show) in danger.

yeah

she writes an essay of complaints on everything ineffective about the mastermind's set up and talks about how if she were to run a murder game she would do it so much better

i've thought about putting Athena from borderlands in a murdergame in the past and 2 is what she'd go by in that hypothetical situation

like she'd make no attempt to hide the fact that she's an assassin and has killed people but she very much would not do it for whatever the fuck the mastermind has going on

(it's also a lot of how Yor thought in WCB r4, even putting aside her whole 'i don't hurt innocents' thing)

i had a character who had a kill count of several thousand and had absolutely no moral issue with killing but he didn't want to kill because he knew he wouldn't get away with it and he wanted to be around to look after the teenagers he'd adopted.

he ended up doing it in the end for a whole host of reasons

but still. it's a fun dynamic.

wednesday's fun because she's like... a very morally principled person with an ironclad sense of right and wrong, but also.

looming over tyler with a fucking saw

she has solid morals but when someone crosses those morals she has no mercy

see also: literally the opening scene of the series

"how would attempted murder have looked on your record?"
"terrible... everyone would know i failed."