Wenclair Dance & Enid's Death? 'Wednesday' Cast Just Spoiled the Entire Season 2

The wait is almost over now that Wednesday’s highly anticipated season 2 is almost here, though some might not find it that intriguing after what the show’s official Instagram account posted the other day.

It’s fair to say fans have been preparing themselves for major shockers for quite some time now, suggesting their own theories about where the storyline could potentially go, especially after the first teaser for the second season hinted at something bad happening to Enid.

This, however, is now getting even worse after the leading cast’s recent hints at what awaits Wednesday and Enid in the upcoming season.

‘Wednesday’ Cast Teases Ball Dance and Enid’s Shocking Plot Twist in Season 2

Wednesday’s leading cast is doing their best to not drop a potential spoiler, though the mission seemingly (and intentionally) failed just recently.

During an interview that also turned into a game, Wednesday’s Emma Myers, who portrays Enid Sinclair, and some other cast members went full spoiler mode by using only emojis.

It might not have been the best idea as it didn’t take long for many to guess what all those emojis meant.

Fans went especially hard on Myers for suggesting an emoji with two dancing ladies and the one that depicts a grave — a major trigger for Wenclair fans who would die to see Wednesday and Enid dancing at the ball together, but would also die to see Enid actually making it to the third season.

Anyway, it seems like this dream isn’t going to come true, though there were clear signs all along.

‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Teaser Was the First to Hint at Enid’s Death

With the eventual trailer confirming so, the first teaser that dropped back in April was what caused a major panic attack among Wednesday’s fans (we were among them), especially since the Wenclair storyline was just about to become so much better.

So far, only wishful thinking is what might be helping, with many claiming that the show just can’t kill one of the most popular characters that, apart from being fan-favourite, also pushes the plot forward.

Whether Enid is meeting her end this season or will at least get into some major trouble for Wednesday to come and save her, the series is definitely going to test its fans’ nerves and Wenclair’s friendship (which quite many want to move to another level already).

The first part of Wednesday’s season 2 is landing on Netflix on August 6.