[While everyone else is busy looking around the festival and enjoying things like meaningless consumerism and pointless games, Wednesday has commandeered one of the tables and set up a booth of her own. Scrawled out in a childish painted script is a sign that says:
Madam Morbidity's Murder Maps
Yes, this nine year old is selling maps she's painstakingly drawn and researched of all the area's murders. She's been nice to include bits about ghosts and graveyards, since who wouldn't want to know about those things??
She sits at her table, looking entirely too serious and somber, her eyes lighting up briefly each time someone actually stops to speak with her. A drearily dressed china doll at her side wears a similar linefaced expression, and Wednesday continually consults the thing as if it can actually speak.]
B
[A murder scene usually isn't a place for children.
But this child is bright eyed and all too interested in the investigation unfolding before her. Notes are being jotted down in a leather bound book, and every so often she goes up to the police investigating to tell them what they ought to be doing and how they should be going about doing it. She may only be a child, but any good Addams has seen enough murder reenactments to know what they're talking about.]
Wednesday Addams| The Addams Family | A & B
[While everyone else is busy looking around the festival and enjoying things like meaningless consumerism and pointless games, Wednesday has commandeered one of the tables and set up a booth of her own. Scrawled out in a childish painted script is a sign that says:
Madam Morbidity's Murder Maps
Yes, this nine year old is selling maps she's painstakingly drawn and researched of all the area's murders. She's been nice to include bits about ghosts and graveyards, since who wouldn't want to know about those things??
She sits at her table, looking entirely too serious and somber, her eyes lighting up briefly each time someone actually stops to speak with her. A drearily dressed china doll at her side wears a similar linefaced expression, and Wednesday continually consults the thing as if it can actually speak.]
B
[A murder scene usually isn't a place for children.
But this child is bright eyed and all too interested in the investigation unfolding before her. Notes are being jotted down in a leather bound book, and every so often she goes up to the police investigating to tell them what they ought to be doing and how they should be going about doing it. She may only be a child, but any good Addams has seen enough murder reenactments to know what they're talking about.]