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i really love wednesday, especially the character of isaac night! i can be a bit protective of ships/characters i like, so forgive me if ever i seem rude, thatâs never my intention!
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isaac wasn't fond of normies at all & he wasn't fond of people in general. but professor orloff mentions isaac and stonehearst being very close despite not only the fact that isaac wasn't close to most people, but the fact that stonehearst was a normie, & not even orloff liked him that much. so it's curious to me that isaac was so fond(?) of a normie. what i'm saying is nothing new, but it's just now that i realized how close they were, given that stonehearst was a normie. i just wonder how he managed to be trusted by isaac. maybe isaac just pretended to like him to have/keep his own lab. or maybe they both had dubious morals in science & that drew them closer. would also explain why orloff wasn't a fan of stonehearst
little sketch of gomez and isaac!
Been a few months but I love how strong the Isaac night fandom is going, letâs keep at it folks đ¤Şđ¤ Iâll be honest, I get a little anxious. but Iâm so happy
I never really interpreted that Pugsley was specifically the Addams that was meant to die in Wednesdayâs fixed prophecy. Since her prophecy was vague, each member had the equal opportunity to meet that fate, but by the end of the finale, I donât think Wednesdayâs vision was wrong. I think that her vision shifted from being about her brother, mother, or father to being about Isaac.
Isaacâs demise is solely about his reluctance to accept his humanity. He professes that the only person he ever loved was indeed Francoise, but the evidence points to the contrary. Gomez, earlier in the episode, states that he believed Thing carried the remaining goodness Isaac had. And, we know that Gomez and Isaac were very close (as Gomez protected him and was loyal to him when they were students at Nevermore). Therefore, we can assume Isaac had an ounce of love for someone that wasnât Francoiseâthat being Gomez, especially since heâs never physically violent toward him throughout the duration of their short interactions once Isaac was revived.
By denying this, he undermines his emotions and detaches himself from a family he wouldâve been a part of if he hadnât conspired either Iago Tower incidents.
Now, the reason I believe the prophecy shifted towards him is because the ultimate culmination of his hesitance towards accepting himself is the fight between him and Thing. Thing is an Addams. Isaac is both adjacent to the Addams through âhisâ hand and his bond with Gomez. Thing, however, is the physical tether, and that connection is severed only after Isaacâs clockwork heart has been ripped from his chest.
Isaac, then, dies as an Addams, a final reminder of what couldâve been and how he sabotaged his own life, not once, but twice.
Kinda wanted to add onto this with further thoughts but:
The way Isaac plotted in the cabin, saying ââŚand that emotional weakness will be our checkmateââin reference to the Addamsâis genuinely the greatest foreshadowing of the finale. When he says that, he seals his fate. The reason he dies is because of his emotional weakness (his lack thereof, his inability to accept his humanity, his absolute disdain for Morticia, his view of his own body as worthless after it was stripped of its power). He checkmated himself. He placed himself in a corner, and was unable to succeed in his plans, because he became emotional, irrational even. He was driven mad by his need for revenge. He was basically seeing red, desperately trying to regain control while yearning to wreak havoc on those he felt betrayed him. And, within those moments too, he felt regret. He tried so eagerly to reenact what had once failedâtrying to kill gomez (pugsley), trying to save his sister (tyler). But, this time around, his emotions got in the way. Not Morticia. Him. He clung to his past actions and thought he could get away with it, but he couldnât. He was doomed to repeat his mistakes. Except he was given the opportunity to change. Even still, he didnât, he couldnât. Because although his walls were crumbled and his heart was on his sleeve, he needed control. He thought he had control. But he didnât.
On top of that, the line from Isaac, âThe Addams family ends tonightâ, at least to me, is a form of dramatic irony once the audience know he is the one that dies by the end. In my opinion, this could be a narrative implication that the prophecy was indeed about him. Except, itâs ironic because he tried so much to distance himself from the Addams, yet his fate was sealed as an Addams once he parishes with Thing still attached to his wrist.
I never really interpreted that Pugsley was specifically the Addams that was meant to die in Wednesdayâs fixed prophecy. Since her prophecy was vague, each member had the equal opportunity to meet that fate, but by the end of the finale, I donât think Wednesdayâs vision was wrong. I think that her vision shifted from being about her brother, mother, or father to being about Isaac.
Isaacâs demise is solely about his reluctance to accept his humanity. He professes that the only person he ever loved was indeed Francoise, but the evidence points to the contrary. Gomez, earlier in the episode, states that he believed Thing carried the remaining goodness Isaac had. And, we know that Gomez and Isaac were very close (as Gomez protected him and was loyal to him when they were students at Nevermore). Therefore, we can assume Isaac had an ounce of love for someone that wasnât Francoiseâthat being Gomez, especially since heâs never physically violent toward him throughout the duration of their short interactions once Isaac was revived.
By denying this, he undermines his emotions and detaches himself from a family he wouldâve been a part of if he hadnât conspired either Iago Tower incidents.
Now, the reason I believe the prophecy shifted towards him is because the ultimate culmination of his hesitance towards accepting himself is the fight between him and Thing. Thing is an Addams. Isaac is both adjacent to the Addams through âhisâ hand and his bond with Gomez. Thing, however, is the physical tether, and that connection is severed only after Isaacâs clockwork heart has been ripped from his chest.
Isaac, then, dies as an Addams, a final reminder of what couldâve been and how he sabotaged his own life, not once, but twice.
Kinda wanted to add onto this with further thoughts but:
The way Isaac plotted in the cabin, saying ââŚand that emotional weakness will be our checkmateââin reference to the Addamsâis genuinely the greatest foreshadowing of the finale. When he says that, he seals his fate. The reason he dies is because of his emotional weakness (his lack thereof, his inability to accept his humanity, his absolute disdain for Morticia, his view of his own body as worthless after it was stripped of its power). He checkmated himself. He placed himself in a corner, and was unable to succeed in his plans, because he became emotional, irrational even. He was driven mad by his need for revenge. He was basically seeing red, desperately trying to regain control while yearning to wreak havoc on those he felt betrayed him. And, within those moments too, he felt regret. He tried so eagerly to reenact what had once failedâtrying to kill gomez (pugsley), trying to save his sister (tyler). But, this time around, his emotions got in the way. Not Morticia. Him. He clung to his past actions and thought he could get away with it, but he couldnât. He was doomed to repeat his mistakes. Except he was given the opportunity to change. Even still, he didnât, he couldnât. Because although his walls were crumbled and his heart was on his sleeve, he needed control. He thought he had control. But he didnât.
Love to headcanon that Gomez would hold Isaacâs wrist when they were younger just so he would know that Isaacâs heart was still going. Even if they were sleeping in separate beds at school, Gomez would always find a way to check throughout the night, even if it cost him his sleep. During school hours, heâd just randomly hold Isaacâs hand for comfort, just to reassure himself nothing bad was going to happen. And, I like to think that Isaac would visit the Addams Estate during holidays and theyâd sleep in a bed together so Gomez could check on Isaacâs heart.
I never really interpreted that Pugsley was specifically the Addams that was meant to die in Wednesdayâs fixed prophecy. Since her prophecy was vague, each member had the equal opportunity to meet that fate, but by the end of the finale, I donât think Wednesdayâs vision was wrong. I think that her vision shifted from being about her brother, mother, or father to being about Isaac.
Isaacâs demise is solely about his reluctance to accept his humanity. He professes that the only person he ever loved was indeed Francoise, but the evidence points to the contrary. Gomez, earlier in the episode, states that he believed Thing carried the remaining goodness Isaac had. And, we know that Gomez and Isaac were very close (as Gomez protected him and was loyal to him when they were students at Nevermore). Therefore, we can assume Isaac had an ounce of love for someone that wasnât Francoiseâthat being Gomez, especially since heâs never physically violent toward him throughout the duration of their short interactions once Isaac was revived.
By denying this, he undermines his emotions and detaches himself from a family he wouldâve been a part of if he hadnât conspired either Iago Tower incidents.
Now, the reason I believe the prophecy shifted towards him is because the ultimate culmination of his hesitance towards accepting himself is the fight between him and Thing. Thing is an Addams. Isaac is both adjacent to the Addams through âhisâ hand and his bond with Gomez. Thing, however, is the physical tether, and that connection is severed only after Isaacâs clockwork heart has been ripped from his chest.
Isaac, then, dies as an Addams, a final reminder of what couldâve been and how he sabotaged his own life, not once, but twice.
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should probably repost this here since this is my wednesday account :3
I think itâs so interesting that itâs explicitly hinted that Isaac (as Slurp) thought that Pugsley was Gomez. Whenever heâs electrocuted, heâs immediately frightened, and after being shocked by Pugsley, he moves forward to hug him. Since Isaac was reanimated without a brainâand is working merely on instinctâitâs highly probable that heâs unaware that 30 years have passed. He likely thinks that itâs only been a few days after the initial Iago Tower incident. So, he instinctively believes that the boy whoâs shocked him is his best friend, Gomez. And, because he is without his emotional turmoil (due to his lack of brain), heâs probably remorseful, and wants to atone for his actions.
However, once he forms a larger brain, and he sees both Gomez and Pugsley at Pilgrim World, he realises that Pugsley is in fact not Gomez. Here, his emotional turmoil festers and he harnesses his disdain for the Addams (itâs also implied that he specifically dislikes Morticiaâand only targets her children, never Gomez, which is part of a wider issue).
As a zombie, he was experiencing basic instincts. But, once his personality and mental capacity returns, heâs clouded by his psychological problems.
I honestly hate how people sexualise the relationship between Francoise and Isaac. Itâs heavily implied/directly mentioned that they were physically abused by their father; therefore, it can be assumed that they were emotionally abused as well. Because of that, they would have a close bond that could be perceived as strange since they wouldâve been conditioned to form unhealthy attachments. Itâs not incest, itâs codependency and attachment issues. None of their actions denote sexual behaviour, and itâs especially strange to consider that since Isaac is a 17 year old and Francoise is an adultâas well as being biologically siblings.
In general, the sexualisation of Isaac Night is so odd (since heâs a minor), but thatâs a different conversation
