Netflix's smash hit Wednesday has left fans reeling with a spine-tingling theory: did Enid Sinclair, the bubbly werewolf roommate, actually die in the show's first season?
While the series ended on a seemingly hopeful note, eagle-eyed viewers have pieced together cryptic clues that suggest Enid's survival might not be as straightforward as it appears. From eerie symbolism to subtle foreshadowing, the evidence is stacking up—and it's darker than you might expect.
The Sinister Clues You Missed
One of the most compelling hints lies in the final confrontation with the Hyde. Enid's injuries, though seemingly healed, mirror fatal wounds from classic horror tropes. Could her miraculous recovery be a red herring?
Others point to the show's colour palette—Enid's vibrant hues slowly drain as the season progresses, symbolising her fading presence. Even her signature pink streaks fade to grey in key scenes.
What This Means for Season 2
If the theory holds, Wednesday's emotional journey could take a devastating turn. Imagine her grappling with survivor's guilt—or worse, discovering she's been mourning a ghost all along.
With filming for season 2 underway, fans are scouring every teaser for confirmation. Will Enid return as flesh and blood—or as something far more haunting?
