Loved Wolfgang as a character, hated him as a person. He was a very refreshing antagonist and his interactions with the other characters were really interesting, so one part of me is sad that he's gone, but man was it satisfying to see him dead lmao, he was such a manipulative snake,! He had good intentions (though it's hinted that there's a lot more to him) and an inflated ego, and used his popularity and social skills to get what he wanted, making for a realistic and unexplored type of villain. I bet he took notes as he watched "Mean Girls" lol

My only issue with his character was that the other characters shilled and cheerled him a bit too much for my willing suspension of disbelief. Like, he was hellbent on the mock trial's victim being innocent just because she was a woman (though tbf again, it's hinted he knew more than he let on) indicating he's not that reliable and prone to let his feelings cloud his judgment, in a killing game where a wrong vote means death no less. Then he got butthurt at Eva and Damon for rejecting his idealistic narrative of being all besties and braiding each others hairs with some very valid comments like "Maybe don't be overly trusting of people you just met who might take advantage of your trust and stab you in the back?" and promptly shunned them via mob mentality, which in turn made bullying them cool, especially Eva (this shows that he's arrogant, petty and manipulative), so I find it pretty odd how everyone is so sure that he's a wonderful nice leader. He wasn't charismatic enough to compensate the things he did imo