Just when fans thought Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 couldn’t get more chaotic, Xavier Thorpe has made his shocking comeback — and the internet is completely divided.
Instead of welcoming him back, the fandom has exploded into fiery debates that show no sign of cooling down.
😱 Why Xavier’s Return Feels So Controversial
For many, Xavier’s complicated relationship with Wednesday in Season 1 was already a source of endless tension. Now, his reappearance in Part 2 is being labeled by some as “a desperate move by Netflix to stir drama.”
One side of the fandom is thrilled:
“Xavier was always meant to be part of her story — this is the redemption arc we’ve been waiting for.”
But others are furious:
“We moved on. His character feels forced. Why bring him back just to rehash old drama?”
🔥 Conspiracy Theories Take Over
As usual, the internet isn’t stopping at surface-level criticism. Fans are already spinning jaw-dropping theories about Xavier’s true purpose in Part 2:
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Secret Villain? Some believe Xavier has been recast as a hidden antagonist manipulating events behind the scenes.
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Love Triangle Chaos. Others insist his return sets up a shocking new romance twist involving Wednesday, Xavier, and a surprising third character.
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Netflix’s “Damage Control.” A cynical corner of the fandom claims Netflix resurrected Xavier purely to keep fans hooked after controversial storyline leaks.
👀 Netflix Stays Silent
While the debates rage on, Netflix has yet to release an official statement about Xavier’s return — leaving fans to speculate wildly. Even cast members have been cryptic, with one insider hinting:
“You think you know Xavier’s story, but Part 2 flips everything upside down.”
🤯 The Fandom War Continues
On TikTok, hashtags like #XavierReturn and #TeamXavier vs. #AntiXavier are trending nonstop, turning what should have been a triumphant comeback into one of the most divisive moments in Wednesday history.
👉 One thing’s certain: Xavier’s return has reignited the fandom — but whether it’s for better or worse remains the ultimate question.