It shouldn’t be surprising then that Netflix’s hit series Wednesday offers more than thrills and mystery.

Nevermore Academy might be full of monsters and mayhem, but it also gave us one of the most unexpected — and heartwarming — friendships on TV: Wednesday Addams and werewolf Enid Sinclair.

Here's what we learned from the duo:

Opposites attract — and make the best team. You don't have to be two peas in a pod or birds of a feather to be best friends. Sometimes, it’s the differences that make a bond even stronger.

Wednesday's cynicism was often balanced by Enid's unwavering optimism. Enid's social skills occasionally dragged Wednesday into situations that (begrudgingly) would help her grow. Their contrasting personalities, perfectly showcased in their dorm room, proved that embracing each other’s uniqueness can lead to a deeper, more vibrant connection.

Patience pays off. Not all friendships spark instantly — some take time, effort, and a whole lot of patience.

Enid faced numerous eyerolls, sarcastic remarks, and flat-out rejections from Wednesday, yet she never gave up. Her steady kindness and genuine desire to connect eventually chipped away at Wednesday's notoriously thick walls, proving that true friendship is often a marathon, not a sprint.

Great besties challenge each other to grow. The best friends aren't just "yes-men." They're also the ones who aren't afraid to call you out when needed and push you to become a better version of yourself.

Enid wasn't afraid to tell Wednesday when she was being selfish or manipulative. In turn, Wednesday's independent spirit subtly pushed Enid to stand up for herself, especially when dealing with her mother's expectations.

Loyalty trumps (almost) everything. When push comes to shove, true friends show up. While Wednesday might express her affection in unconventional ways (like, you know, not smiling), she fiercely protected Enid (and Eugene!).

Enid, for her part, stood by Wednesday through monster hunts, murder mysteries, and near-death experiences. Their unwavering support for each is a testament to the power of loyalty in any lasting friendship.

Just one hug can speak volumes. Sometimes, the simplest gestures are the most powerful, especially if they’re from someone you least expect.

After an entire (first) season of Wednesday avoiding physical contact and emotional expression — specifically, Enid’s attempts at hugging — Wednesday’s final, unprompted hug with Enid was a monumental moment. It symbolized the depth of their bond, the trust they had built, and how even the most emotionally reserved person can find comfort and connection with the right friend.

Wednesday season two (part one) is now streaming on Netflix.