Released in 1993, 'Addams Family Values' features one of the most iconic subversions of holiday tradition in cinema history. In this scene, Wednesday Addams (played by Christina Ricci) is forced to participate in a Thanksgiving play at the saccharine Camp Chippewa. Instead of following the script as Pocahontas, she delivers a chilling monologue to the pilgrims about the historical betrayal of indigenous people before leading a revolt that burns the camp to the ground. The clip is legendary for its dark humor and Ricci's impeccable deadpan delivery. Today, this meme is a perennial favorite every November, used to critique the historical context of Thanksgiving or to represent the 'black sheep' of the family during holiday gatherings. It resonates with anyone who feels like an outsider in a performatively happy environment or those who enjoy dismantling 'fake' social structures. Common caption ideas include: 'Me at the family dinner when the problematic relative starts talking,' 'When the office tries to force corporate team-building on a Friday,' and 'My honest reaction to forced holiday cheer.'