The creators of the season 2 on Wednesday unplaced the big twist and the fans of origin did not see arrive

Netflix officially released the second part of Wednesday Season 2, giving fans the possibility of bingeing the complete set of episodes. By collecting right from where the first part had stopped, the new chapters dive more deeply in the mysteries of the snowman Academy, expanding the tradition of the Addams family in surprising ways.

Next to new threats and shocking revelations, the season offers one of its most emotional twists: the long -awaited history of origin.

Creators of the series Alfred Gough AND Miles Millar He revealed that this plot had to always be the emotional center of season 2. While he spoke with the deadline, Gough said:

“There was no history of origin, the fantastic thing for us with the Addams family is that there is really no mythology or tradition for them, in addition to the television show, which is where they took their names for the first time.

“And of course, there are the Charles Addams panels, but they had no names in those. He was only called the Addams family. For us, it is a large white canvas to deepen these characters and understand things. People always ask us:” Where do you go from? “And” Do you ever intend to tell the story of origin of Thing? “”

Season 2 reveals that the thing is actually Isaac Night’s relative hand, played by Owen Painterwho was once the best friend and roommate of a young Gomez Addams, played by Lucius Hoyos.

Decades earlier, Isaac deceived Gomez in the company a device designed to treat his sister Francoise, played by Frances O’Connorof his curse of Hyde. What did not reveal is that the process would have killed Gomez.

A young morticia, played by Gwen JonesHe intervened to save him, cutting the hand of Isaac and triggering an explosion that killed him as he permanently stripped Gomez of his own powers. The electric wave of the car revived her hand -bored hand, which was subsequently embraced by the Addams family as a thing.

Miller continued to say:

“It looked like a natural idea and MacGuffin for a season. It was interesting following some of the comments. We thought it was quite obvious from the first moment [Isaac/Slurp] It seems, see the hand out of the dirt.

“Do you think it would be the great clue that gives it. But I think many people did not see him and were surprised by that ending, and then exclaimed:” Oh my God! It was right in front of our faces all the time. “

According to Millar, the climax of Thing’s story was always destined to be the highest point of season 2.

“This is truly the emotional heart of the show, and this is the emotional climax of the season. This is the moment when this obviously separates and runs through the family, its real family and takes its property.

“It seemed that it was really a moment when we were driving throughout the season. Tim [Burton] He directed it so magnificently, and really does – we think – prepares an emotional punch when you see it. It is very bizarre, because it is a disengaged hand and should move, and I think it is. “

The idea also linked to the exploration of Gomez’s place in the world of marginalized. Millar said:

“It was one of the questions that emerged in the writers’ room. We talked about how, in a world of marginalized, gomez adapted to this? Why did he go to Nevemore?

“He led to the idea of” What if he had powers and had been taken away from him? “, And then everything has combined at the moment in the climax, which we see in flashbacks.”

With this plot, Wednesday Season 2 not only gave fans an answer that has been very designated on things, but also offered a deeper emotional layer to the history of the Addams family, cementing his hand disenchanted as a simple comic relief.

Wednesday Season 2 is now in full streaming on Netflix.