The second season of Wednesday on Netflix has unveiled a chilling revelation for Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) as she witnesses the death of her friend Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers) in a psychic vision. The black tears that follow her premonitions have finally been explained.
In recent episodes, Wednesday's mother Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones) reveals that the black tears are not a sign of grief but a manifestation of sheer exhaustion. Morticia explains that her daughter's body is being pushed to its extreme limits by her psychic abilities.
Morticia warns Wednesday to stop investigating Enid's fate, recounting how her sister, Aunt Ophelia, suffered from the same condition when her powers took over. A book featuring an illustration of a screaming woman with similar tears may depict Aunt Ophelia, though her current location remains unknown.
Wednesday insists she has her powers under control, but the seizures triggered by her visions suggest the physical impact is intensifying. Both Morticia and Enid express concern for Wednesday's wellbeing as the emotional strain mounts.
Part 1 of Wednesday season 2 is available on Netflix, with part 2 airing on September 3.
