Netflix Wednesday season 2 finale explains Slurp's real identity

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Wednesday: Season Two Part Two trailer from Netflix

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Wednesday.

Wednesday season two has finally returned for its second half on Netflix and it reveals the real identity of Slurp.

Pugsley Addams (played by Isaac Ordonez) battled to forge friendships at Nevermore Academy upon his arrival, so when he learnt about the unmarked grave of "the boy with the clockwork heart", he was determined to locate it.

Nevertheless, he mistakenly utilised his electrical abilities to resurrect the clockwork lad, now transformed into a zombie, but Pugsley was delighted by this development and decided to retain him as a companion named Slurp.

The greater quantity of flesh he consumed, subsequently the more individuals he devoured, the more human-like Slurp evolved as his flesh and mind began to regenerate.

Pugsley had resolved to release Slurp when law enforcement were searching for him, but prior to his departure, Gomez Addams (Luis Guzman) managed to get a proper glimpse of him.

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It was subsequently disclosed that Slurp was in fact Isaac Night, the sibling of Francoise Galpin (Frances O'Connor), and consequently Tyler Galpin's (Hunter Doohan) uncle.

Tyler had only lately been reconciled with his fellow Hyde mother following Wednesday's inadvertent assistance in her escape from Willow Hill where she had been imprisoned for years.

Therefore, not only must the Addams family and the remainder of Nevermore be concerned about Tyler, but also his mother and uncle who harboured vengeful intentions.

The dramatic climax unveils through a flashback sequence that Isaac had been conducting experiments on Francoise in an attempt to eliminate the Hyde within her during his time at Nevermore.

He maintained a close friendship with Wednesday's father Gomez Addams (Lucius Hoyos), who previously possessed Pugsley's electrical abilities and consented to assist Isaac in powering the apparatus.

However, Gomez remained unaware that Isaac was prepared to sacrifice his mate's life for Francoise's benefit, though fortunately, a youthful Morticia (Gwen Jones) managed to rescue him.

Yet moments before the Argo Tower exploded due to her intervention, Morticia severed his hand with an axe to prevent him from inflicting further damage upon Gomez.

This prompted Isaac's shocking revelation that Thing was actually his severed hand, with "Thing" serving as an anagram for "Night".

Wednesday watched in horror as Isaac reattached Thing to his arm, seizing complete command of the Addams family's most loyal companion.

Although they were now connected, Thing retained his independent consciousness and when Isaac prepared to eliminate Wednesday, he regained control, battled against his own body and destroyed his mechanical heart.

With Isaac's demise, Thing managed to liberate himself and rejoin his true family, subsequently discarding the chess-piece ring and leaving his history behind.

Wednesday is available to watch on Netflix.

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