Enid Sinclair

Like many outcasts, Enid tended to be wary and distant with normies, as seen when she asked Wednesday if a normie could truly be trusted. Even so, Enid had no issue speaking with them if they seemed kind or genuine. Enid was also very kind and caring toward her friends. She helped Wednesday adjust to Nevermore and assisted her in investigating the murders. When the time came to fight Tyler, Enid did not hesitate to risk her life to protect Wednesday and give her a chance to defeat Marilyn. After the battle, she immediately returned to school, worried about her friend and asking where Wednesday was. Enid was quite nervous about being a late bloomer in her pack, as she feared being exiled or never finding a mate. However, thanks to Wednesday's influence, she matured and gained confidence, telling her mother that she would wolf out at her own pace and did not care what anyone thought. She also admitted to Wednesday that she was aware of her own flaws, but would no longer apologize for them because they made her who she was. Right from the beginning, Enid has been constantly supportive of Wednesday and the way she acts. Even when rumors started to spread about Wednesday, Enid stayed by her side, supporting her and ignoring the rumors.