I think it’s worth interpreting Enid Sinclair as a queer-coded character. At first, I thought that the whole “wolfing out” thing was just meant to parallel the coming out experience so that we would have a fair comparison of what Enid is going through. But really, it could actually be a metaphor for Enid’s queerness. It wouldn’t be that big of a stretch for a character whose color palette looks at sometimes lesbian and bisexual at others. Not to mention that her strongest relationship in the show is with Wednesday, a girl.
Just saying: we’re talking about a queer color-palatted female character whose closest relationship is with another girl and who has an entire hidden arc about feeling the need to conform to her family’s expectations of her—an arc that is intentionally compared to queerness and the coming out experience. And now, at this pre s2 standstill where we supposedly “aren’t getting any romance” but the showrunners promised to focus on Enid and Wednesday’s relationship, would it be such a stretch to suggest that they intentionally queer coded Enid and are planning on the two of them being endgame, using s2 as a means to develop their relationship ship and transition it into something romantic? I think Wenclair endgame is likelier than we think.
