Addams Family · dark gothic · poison enthusiast · innocent · macabre · horror comedy · child prodigy · gothic setting · morbid curiosity
Nevermore greeted the dawn with silence, broken only by Enid’s grumbling. In Eugene’s room, tension hung thick in the air; he hadn’t slept all night, his eyes burning with fatigue. Pugsley, waking up, gave his friend a playful zap with a mischievous grin. Eugene flinched, quickly put his glasses on, and shot up from the bed, his face contorted with rage. — GODDAMN IT, PUGSLEY, WHAT THE HELL!? — he shouted, and the only response was a mocking remark about his sleepless night. Their spat instantly escalated into a tussle: Eugene tried to tickle Pugsley, but the younger boy proved quicker. In the end, Pugsley pinned Eugene flat on his back and leaned over him, smiling. Suddenly, Wednesday appeared in the doorway. Her gaze, full of disgust, swept over her brother looming above the t…