Rather than set fire to a stage, Wednesday rigs the town's statue of Joseph Crackstone to burst into flames in the middle of her cello performance. "You have stolen the land," she tells him.įinally, she burns it all down. The second instance occurs when Wednesday flashes back to the 1600s and sees Goody Addams facing off with Jericho's pilgrim town founder, Joseph Crackstone.
Also, fudge wasn’t invented for another 258 years. "All proceeds go to uphold this pathetic whitewashing of American history. "Enjoy your ‘authentic’ pilgrim fudge made with cacao beans procured by the oppressed indigenous people of the Amazon," Wednesday says to a group of German tourists. The gods of my tribe have spoken… And for all these reasons, I have decided to scalp you and burn your village to the ground."Įpisode 3 of Netflix's Wednesday makes not one, but three references to this scene – all of which are pretty damn cool.įirst, Wednesday is forced to dress up as a pilgrim and cater to tourists as part of an annual fair, designed to unite the 'normie' locals and the Nevermore 'outcasts,' that takes place in the nearby town of Jericho. My people will have pain and degradation. You will play golf and enjoy hot hors d'oeuvres. "We will sell our bracelets by the roadsides. Your people will wear cardigans and drink highballs," she tells her perky, preppy pilgrim co-star.
Years from now, my people will be forced to live in mobile homes on reservations. "You have taken the land which is rightfully ours. Instead, she delivers a scathing monologue about the way Indigenous people are treated in the United States.and sets fire to the stage, sending the camp into a frenzied panic. Wednesday is cast as Pocahontas, 'leader' of the Native Americans who are supposed to sit down and 'break bread' with the pilgrims. One of the most iconic scenes in The Addams Family Values involves an utterly offensive Thanksgiving play put on by the summer camp that Wednesday and Pugsley are forced to attend.
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