Wednesday ending explained: Who is the monster at the center of the Netflix show's kooky mystery
New Netflix series Wednesday is spooky, kooky, and super sleuthy, as it sees the titular Addams Family favorite find herself at the center of an intriguing, bloody mystery. Half-directed by Tim Burton, it's Enola Holmes told through a Chilling Adventures of Sabrina filter – and it's littered with twists, turns, and big reveals.
More 'whoisit' than 'whodunnit', the show sees Wednesday sent to Nevermore, an academy for vampires, werewolves, and other unusual youngsters, and before long, she has a run-in with a monster that seems to be offing folks all over town. Desperate to stop the killings or more accurately, simply sniff out the truth, the po-faced teen sets about discovering the true identity of the beast, also known as a Hyde.
With her investigation spread out across its eight episodes, Wednesday makes you wait for the answer, but you do get one, and we've gone into that (and more) below. There's a lot going on elsewhere, too, including a time-bending, resurrection subplot, so we wouldn't blame you if you missed a few details along the way – we're here to clear things up. It goes without saying, then, that this article is heavy on Wednesday ending spoilers, so if you've not finished the horror-comedy yet or purposefully looking to find out things ahead of time, then turn away now. Right, now that that's out of the way, let's get into this Thing...
After discovering all of his paintings and sketches of the Hyde, and noticing the long scratches on his neck, Wednesday concludes that fellow Nevermore student Xavier Thorpe (Percy Hynes White) must be the Hyde – and alerts the authorities to her findings. In episode 7, the police arrest the incriminated teenager but things take a turn when Wednesday meets her love
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