Outcasts

Lore & Background

Wednesday Addams embodies the spirit of this group most fiercely, often standing apart even within the school's walls. Her alliance with Enid Sinclair, Xavier Thorpe, Bianca Barclay, and initially Tyler Galpin forms an informal coalition that operates outside traditional social structures. They are united not by a shared house or club membership, but by a mutual need to survive the mysteries plaguing their home.

In Their Own Story

The rain slicked the cobblestones of Jericho as Wednesday stood beneath the archway, her gaze fixed on the town's church steeple. Behind her, Enid shifted nervously, her fur bristling against the chill. They didn't need a meeting room or a banner to know they were in this together. The world outside wanted them gone, but here, among the ruins of old secrets, they found their own kind.

Reader's Guide

The Outcasts are not defined by a formal constitution but by their shared rejection of human conformity. Their primary goal is survival and uncovering the truth behind the supernatural disturbances in Jericho. Key members include Wednesday Addams, who leads with deductive logic; Enid Sinclair, providing emotional grounding and werewolf strength; Xavier Thorpe, offering artistic insight and telekinesis; and Bianca Barclay, contributing seer abilities. Tyler Galpin was initially part of this circle before his true nature was revealed. Their role in the conflict is pivotal. While the school administration often seeks to protect Nevermore's reputation by burying secrets, the Outcasts actively investigate threats like the Hyde monster or the Nightshades' legacy. They operate as vigilantes within the school grounds.

Did You Know?

• Principal Weems explicitly describes all Nevermore students as outcasts in her welcome speeches.
• The group often meets in secluded locations around campus to avoid detection by faculty.
• Wednesday's family history is deeply tied to the concept of being societal outcasts long before she arrived at school.