Bai-lus

[plausible-possible-perhaps]

After spending 10 years in Willow Hill, Tyler Galpin is finally released back into society.

To reduce any risk of the Hyde reawakening, he is legally required to attend monthly therapy sessions with one of the brightest minds of her field, Wednesday Addams.

[lichjuno]

tyler glasses agenda

[kantimplora]

Tiktok isn't letting me post this so here it goes, Im too happy with it to not put it somewhere, I'll try again tomorrow anyway

[jan-draws]

Weems seeing the average wyler interaction

[viplatency3d]

A reddit post recently asked what people think Season 3 of Wednesday should improve on or avoid. I noticed a lot of accounts, especially the top liked ones adding in "no/less romance" as if the problem with season 2 was the romance (which was basically nonexistent besides a few moments of subtext regarding Wednesday and Tyler's feelings for each other) and not the obvious jamming in too many new characters, subplots, villains, and taking time away from developing the fan favorite/important characters.

If they are talking about Enid's thing with Ajax and Bruno, fine, but at least they ended that subplot with Enid deciding she needs no romance for a while.

The problem with Wednesday has never been too much romance. Season 1 was unanimously decided by the GA to be better than Season 2 and Season 1 was ABSOLUTELY FILLLED with romance love triangle slop, and people fucking ate that shit up. Team Xavier, Team Tyler, you can say what you want about how it was implemented in the show, but it fucking worked. These writers are known for Smallville, and their bread and butter in Smallville was the romantic tension and romantic subplots between the characters. This is something they are confident in writing about because it has worked for them, and it can work for Wednesday. I don't want to speak for Jenna but I'm not sure she was against romance 100% for Wednesday, she just didn't like how it was being done in the show as if Wednesday is the average teenage girl stuck in a love triangle deciding which boy she should choose. But even if Jenna was against it, that isn't something she has the final say over. It didn't fit Wednesday's character, but Wednesday having romantic feelings for Tyler does fit her character, just as having a soft spot for Enid fits her character.

I think people forget this show started as a fun little whodunit story with an Addams family twist, and the show never takes itself too seriously. While I understand not wanting it to be too family friendly, I'm not sure this is the right thing to watch for someone who wants it to be really dark with no romance.

[nax00]

Real footage of Tyler at the Hyde camp in s3 actually

He simply won't shut up about his alleged ex

[itshype]

matching, insatiable hearts

[logicalalo]

Idk what to call this AU, but I present a what-if “Tyler attended Nevermore and was a baseball player”

[thatgothamcitizen]

Based of these tags where Tyler keeps sneezing in his cell when Wednesday says his name.

[nax00]

Happy valentines day weyler nation I speedran ts [click hq]

[tifa-and-rinoa]

“You were right. I was attracted to you. But you do know there's only one way we can truly be together.”

- Wednesday Addams

Wednesday (2022-)

[logicalalo]

I was having an art block but a Weyler edit to Cherry Waves by Deftones cured me.

[maxintime]

Commission for @/delphictruth on ko-fi!

Non watermark version will be on my Patreon

[hex-grey]

When Wednesday visits Tyler in Willow Hill in S2E2, he walks up to her from the wall he was chained to, until he is as close as he can be with her. His entire body is in a straight line, facing her.

By contrast in S2E4 when Laurel visits Tyler, he doesn't do this. He stops walking before the point he reached with Wednesday, and extends his arm to Laurel until she feels secure enough to reach him through the bars.

I think Tyler was faking the effort it took him to reach the bars to bait her, so that he can grab her neck and kill her. If he had walked up as much as he really could, Laurel could maybe step back at the first sign of danger and get out of his reach. Instead he left some room for himself to move forward, and brought his prey to within his free arm's distance. He wasn't lying when he said he'd been dreaming of this moment for so long - what he was doing needed some forethought.

And Dr.Fairburn's warning to the guard about electric shock was important - it meant Tyler was using what he learned over his time in Willow Hill to his advantage - either Laurel will choke to death in his Hyde's hand, or she would be shocked to death because Willow Hill's only way of restraining him wouldn't protect someone he was holding by the neck because electrical conductivity.

Then he drops her because she promised to get him out of there - I think because freedom, and not pain like Wednesday says, is what the Hyde understands. Remember, Francoise's Hyde was unlocked on a 4th of July. Independence Day.

[maxintime]

little silly animation

[mau-ria]

Wednesday Addams is a succubus who refuses to feed.

Tyler Galpin is a seminarian who doesn’t know he’s a monster.

Hi everyone! Thank you so much for the sweet comments and kudos on my previous story, On the Matter of Hyde Psychology. You all inspired me to start something new for Tyler and Wednesday!

This time, we’re looking at a young succubus rejecting her nature and a seminarian unaware of the monster within. It’s going to be heavy on the sexual tension with some very rewarding smut in the chapters to come. Hope you’ll give it a read! 🖤

Sketch is from their first meeting in Chapter 1 🖤🖤🖤

Currently on Chapter 3/15!

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[nax00]

Stealing them all sneaking them out of the store