Episode 6 of Wednesday kicks off with Wednesday performing a ritual to evoke Goody's spirit, in search of guidance to harness her formidable powers. However, her solemn invocation is abruptly disrupted by Enid and an anonymous letter slipped beneath her door, urging her to rendezvous at Crackstone's crypt at midnight. Enid intuitively decides to accompany Wednesday, and lo and behold, it turns out to be a surprise birthday bash for Wednesday. As the festivities unfold, with birthday wishes filling the air, Wednesday notices that the inscriptions etched into the old fireplace eerily mirror the mysterious messages burned into the school's lawn. A vision ensues, revealing Goody's spectral form warning Wednesday of Crackstone's imminent arrival. She urges Wednesday to seek refuge in the vision's depths, cautioning her that as a solitary raven psychic, she will traverse a lonely path, unable to trust others, and that time is running out.
The following day, Wednesday remains disgruntled by the surprise party and her demeanor toward Thing is frosty. Enid reveals that the party was her brainchild and presents her with a birthday gift, along with the one her parents had left behind.
Meanwhile, Larissa visits the mayor, seeking his assistance in tracking down the delinquents who left the incendiary messages at her school. The mayor agrees readily and informs her that they are also working to identify the perpetrator behind the recent attacks. He speculates that it might be someone from her school, but Larissa promptly dissuades him from such speculations.
Back at school, Xavier probes Wednesday about the vision she experienced in the crypt. Wednesday, suspecting Xavier of being the mysterious figure she encountered, refuses to divulge any details. Xavier assures her that when she decides to share and requires his aid, she knows precisely where to find him.
Elsewhere, Bianca catches Lucas performing his community service, noticing a bracelet from her mother's company adorning his wrist. She reveals to him that the self-help app he's using is a sham and advises him to delete it. Later, he invites her out, and the two meet at a cafe, seemingly enjoying each other's company.
In a separate incident, Wednesday encounters Dr. Kinbott during a visit to Eugene, who remains in a coma. His mothers request the doctor's services while they travel for a few days. Kinbott attempts to engage Wednesday in a consultation, but she declines, uninterested in a free session, and leaves her behind.
As the mayor's investigation progresses, he receives Garrett's sister's death certificate, purportedly a drowning accident overseas. However, he harbors suspicions about her demise, fearing it might be linked to the recent string of attacks.
As Wednesday meandered through the bustling town, she stumbled upon the inviting cafe. There, Tyler approached her with an invitation to celebrate her birthday on a special date. However, she politely declined, citing a pressing deadline. She then revealed to him the mysterious painting Goody had entrusted her to find, but Tyler remained clueless about its origins.
The sheriff soon entered the cafe for his morning coffee, and Wednesday seized the opportunity to share her discovery of the cryptic writing on the Crackstone fireplace. Later, she sought Tyler's assistance in identifying the location depicted in the painting. He informed her it was the abandoned Gates' mansion, and a curiosity sparked in his eyes as he inquired about her intentions.
The following morning, Wednesday stealthily approached the Gates' mansion, only to catch the mayor exiting its premises. Overhearing his voicemail to the sheriff, she and Thing cunningly slipped into the trunk of his car. The mayor, unaware of their presence, drove to the cafe, believing he had unraveled the mystery behind the recent attacks. However, as he crossed the road, a blue Cadillac with no license plates slammed into his vehicle, leaving him critically injured. Fortunately, he was rushed to the hospital, and doctors were hopeful of his recovery.
Wednesday promptly informed the sheriff of her suspicion that the Gates family was somehow involved in the strange occurrences. However, he dismissed her claims, convinced that the Gates family was no longer alive. The principal, too, was displeased to learn of Wednesday's involvement in another mystery and promptly imposed a strict lockdown on the school, suspending off-campus privileges indefinitely.
In the aftermath, Ms. Thornhill sought out Wednesday to offer her comfort and handed her the Frankenstein book as a morale booster. She cautioned Wednesday that continued defiance of the principal's orders might lead to her expulsion.
The next day, Wednesday contacted Tyler and unexpectedly accepted his offer for a date. His father, however, overheard the conversation and sternly warned him to steer clear of Wednesday. Meanwhile, Wednesday cleverly manipulated Enid to sneak out of school for a redo of her birthday celebration. As they slipped out undetected, Tyler arrived to pick them up.
Tyler was disappointed to realize they weren't embarking on a private date, while Enid was equally dismayed to find they weren't enjoying a girls' night out. Enid insisted they visit the Gates' mansion, and the trio soon arrived at the eerie abode. As they delved into its depths, they stumbled upon Laurel Gates' room, which appeared to have been recently occupied. Before they could delve deeper, Enid and Wednesday were startled by Tyler's screams, warning them of a monster lurking within the shadows.
The monster relentlessly pursued Enid and Wednesday through the labyrinthine house, and they stumbled into a dimly lit basement. There, they stumbled upon a ghastly collection of trophies - grim reminders of the monster's previous victims. With time ticking, Wednesday hastily scanned the items before they hastily fled.
Exiting the house, they doubled back to search for Tyler, finding him alive but bearing the bruises of his ordeal. Xavier's timely arrival provided much-needed assistance, and they carried the bruised Tyler back to his home. His father, enraged by his son's injury, turned his ire on Wednesday. The sheriff accused her of deception and angrily forbade her from having any further contact with Tyler.
The principal, enraged by Wednesday's disregard for her warnings and blatant disregard for the rules, was prepared to cast her out. However, when Wednesday revealed Rowan's mother's ominous prophecy and showed her the ominous painting, the principal reluctantly granted her one final chance to save the school.
Returning to her room, Wednesday found Enid packing her belongings, determined to no longer share space with her. Enraged by Wednesday's deceit and near-fatal consequences, Enid left, leaving a bitter parting remark, wishing Wednesday all the solitude she desired.
Alone in the room, Wednesday realized that solitude was not as satisfying as she had imagined. She sat down, her gaze falling on the old music box toy she had taken from Laurel's room. Inside, she discovered photographs taken by a furtive stalker, a sinister reminder of her constant surveillance.
The episode culminated in a shocking climax, as an unseen figure sneaked into the mayor's hospital room, silently terminating his life. Wednesday, determined to confront her stalker, left a defiant message in their wake.
