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Larissa Weems has an exciting character arc in Wednesday season 1. After being introduced as the principal of Nevermore Academy, it seems clear that there is something darker and more mysterious ...

Though Weems ultimately died in the final fight, Wednesday does know the truth about what happened at Nevermore last year, and it seems unlikely that she will be happy with Principal Dort burying it.

Principal Weems' shapeshifting powers did become important in the plot of season 1, so it will be interesting to see if Wednesday repeats a similar approach and inserts Dort into the broader mystery.

While Nevermore no longer has Weems as principal, the students of Nevermore leave for a break. But Wednesday gets mysterious texts from a new stalker and a possible new villain for Wednesday Season 2.

Although Principal Weems dies at the end of Wednesday season 1, fans have wondered if she could still appear in season 2. It's possible that Weems could show up as a ghost.

With Weems’ departure, season 2 introduces a new headmaster: Barry Dort, played by Steve Buscemi. Described as a principal “incredibly into Nevermore,” Barry Dort is expected to infuse the ...

Principal Weems and the students encourage people to apply On the official website, Principal Weems and the Nevermore Academy students have a nice welcome video for those interested in applying.

Principal Weems star Christie has now spoken out about her time on the show and was full of admiration for those around her. So much so, Christie admitted it provided a welcome “first” for her ...

Spoilers follow – you have been warned* In Wednesday, Nevermore Academy principal Larissa Weems (Gwendoline Christie) is killed off. Speaking to Variety about the series, showrunners Alfred ...

Vlad Cioplea/Netflix Another character Wednesday butts heads with, Gwendoline Christie’s mysterious Principal Larissa Weems, drew fashion inspiration from a Hitchcock classic.