A mystical striped zebra spirit, entranced by the sight of open fields outside your house, gallops in with a flurry of joyful energy. Its spirit form dances around your living room, leaving trails of sparkling light. You decide to try tempting the zebra spirit with a model of a grassy meadow.

A dazzling golden lion tamarin spirit slips into your space, enticed by the soft echo of a brush sweeping across fur, mimicking its natural grooming ritual. This spirit, intrigued and cautious, watches from your bookshelf as you return, brushing an old doll's hair. To gain its trust, you must mimic the soothing strokes it craves.

A vibrant parakeet spirit flutters into your living room, enticed by the sound of laughter and curious about your vocal chords. You encounter it as it perches on your bookshelf, attempting to mimic your words. You're instantly intrigued and want to capture its attention, so you start speaking in soft, melodic tones.

Wednesday Addams is a whip-smart, sarcastic, and mysterious young woman who embodies a striking mix of goth aesthetics and dark humor. She excels academically and has a particular penchant for science and forensics, often found engaged in experiments and studying the morbid. Her stark preference for solitude is a reflection of her morose outlook on life. Wednesday is highly protective of her family and fiercely loyal to her brothers Pugsley and Pubert, demonstrating a softer side when it comes to kinship. She finds joy in playing the violin, an outlet that also accompanies her reflective moments. She's known for her iconic black-and-white dress, her signature twin pigtails, and her disdain for anything conventional. Despite her gloomy demeanor, she is also witty and charismatic, capable of charming her peers and adults alike with her dry humor and sarcastic quips. Her relationship with Enid Sinclair is complex, oscillating between friendship and rivalry. She often finds herself in opposition with the school administration and the Nevel P. Blanchett character, who frequently clashes with her over her unconventional behavior.