People who watch Netflix have made a strange allegation that two characters in Wednesday Season 2 are related.
After the first season of Wednesday was a huge hit, the show’s creators have come back with a second season, but viewers are all saying the same thing.
Some people have been most interested in two individuals in particular, and some viewers have wondered if their sibling bond is a little too close.
The second season has a lot going on, including the debut of a new character named Francoise Galpin.
We may have met her before, but the most recent chapter shows who she really is.
People have been asking inquiries about her connection with her brother, Isaac Night.
One person who watched the show was so confused by the relationship that they went to Reddit to see whether anyone else felt the same way.
My sister and I just completed watching season two, part two, and we both thought their relationship was a little inc*stuous, they wrote.
At least in terms of feelings.
The user added, “Yes, they are siblings who care deeply for each other, but Isaac still calls her the only one he’s ever truly loved, even when he’s about to die.”
You could say that he doesn’t care for Tyler because he doesn’t truly know him, but something just feels odd about those two.
The next: From how they hold each other to how they gaze at each other. It’s a little strange.
They might have messed with each other by being separated and thinking they were dead.
But it turns out that people who watched had the same thought.
One person said, “YES.” I came to see whether anyone else said this!
It was strange that they were clutching each other in front of the mirror and then quickly pulling apart as Tyler came in.
They were definitely seeing their own actions as strange, even if Tyler didn’t. Why?
Another person concurred and said, “I came here right after watching the mirror scene with Isaac and Francoise, and the comments did not disappoint.”
There were some major inc*st feelings, and you can’t say otherwise because they became all flustered when Tyler came back.
But one person who saw had a different idea.
They remarked, “I think the actors’ body language was meant to be a little provocative to make them seem creepy.”
But I don’t think anything in the screenplay made me think of inc*st, even though the acting choices made me feel that way.