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** All the evidence points to Lydia and Allison considering themselves to be Stiles' friends. Isaac somewhat less so, as he is more Scott's second wingman. What was interesting was Agent [=McCall=] counting Ethan and Aiden as part of their group, since at that point most witnesses would attest to some hostility between Scott's circle and them (especially Isaac). Yet he unknowingly identified everyone who would be part of Scott's pack by the end of the season.
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** All the evidence points to Lydia and Allison considering themselves to be Stiles' friends. Isaac somewhat less so, as he is more Scott's second wingman. What was interesting was Agent [=McCall=] counting Ethan and Aiden as part of their group, since at that point most witnesses would attest to some hostility between Scott's circle and them (especially Isaac). Yet he unknowingly identified everyone who would be part of Scott's pack by the end of the season.season.
* The amount of time Lydia spends screaming makes a hell of a lot more sense given that [[spoiler: she's a banshee, creatures well-known for their unearthly screams.]]
* The amount of time Lydia spends screaming makes a hell of a lot more sense given that [[spoiler: she's a banshee, creatures well-known for their unearthly screams.]]
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** On the plus side, it would only be for a couple years, and if his father tried to get abusive Scott could [[SuperStrength easily throw him through a wall]]. Actually, [[FridgeBrilliance thinking about it]], Deucalion should have considered ''that'' as a plan to turn Scott into a murderer. It might have worked better.
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* Stiles' insistence to Scott's father that he doesn't have a clique makes a lot more sense when you think about the fact that Scott is Stiles' OnlyFriend, and that the group Scott's father refers to as a clique is just Scott's friends, none of whom are actually Stiles' friends.
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* Stiles' insistence to Scott's father that he doesn't have a clique makes a lot more sense when you think about the fact that Scott is Stiles' OnlyFriend, and that the group Scott's father refers to as a clique is just Scott's friends, none of whom are actually Stiles' friends.friends.
** All the evidence points to Lydia and Allison considering themselves to be Stiles' friends. Isaac somewhat less so, as he is more Scott's second wingman. What was interesting was Agent [=McCall=] counting Ethan and Aiden as part of their group, since at that point most witnesses would attest to some hostility between Scott's circle and them (especially Isaac). Yet he unknowingly identified everyone who would be part of Scott's pack by the end of the season.
** All the evidence points to Lydia and Allison considering themselves to be Stiles' friends. Isaac somewhat less so, as he is more Scott's second wingman. What was interesting was Agent [=McCall=] counting Ethan and Aiden as part of their group, since at that point most witnesses would attest to some hostility between Scott's circle and them (especially Isaac). Yet he unknowingly identified everyone who would be part of Scott's pack by the end of the season.
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*** Except that Scott didn't get burned. He didn't have to be broken out of it, like, Isaac or Ethan or Boyd. All Stiles had to do was talk him down. And comparing Scott's utterly devastating expression when he was talking to Ethan and Isaac and Boyd's practically blank faces when they were possessed, it's entirely possible the attempt ''was'' genuine, especially considering that, only an episode before, Scott nearly died because his guilt over Derek meant he wasn't letting himself heal. All the Darach might have needed to do was put the idea in Scott's head and use the hallucination of Melissa being killed to drive the idea that it's all his fault people are getting hurt home.
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* We learn in "Motel California" that Scott has never seen the ''Franchise/StarWars'' movies. Which helps explain why he did not laugh (as this troper did) at Deucalion's speech to get him to go over to TheDarkSide, which sounds incredibly similar to the dialogue between Emperor Palapatine and Luke in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Deucalion and Palpatine even [[{{Expy}} look a lot alike]]!
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* We learn in "Motel California" that Scott has never seen the ''Franchise/StarWars'' movies. Which helps explain why he did not laugh (as this troper did) at Deucalion's speech to get him to go over to TheDarkSide, which sounds incredibly similar to the dialogue between Emperor Palapatine and Luke in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Deucalion and Palpatine even [[{{Expy}} look a lot alike]]!alike]]!
* Stiles' insistence to Scott's father that he doesn't have a clique makes a lot more sense when you think about the fact that Scott is Stiles' OnlyFriend, and that the group Scott's father refers to as a clique is just Scott's friends, none of whom are actually Stiles' friends.
* Stiles' insistence to Scott's father that he doesn't have a clique makes a lot more sense when you think about the fact that Scott is Stiles' OnlyFriend, and that the group Scott's father refers to as a clique is just Scott's friends, none of whom are actually Stiles' friends.
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* In "Motel California", Scott, under the influence of wolfsbane, hallucinates Deucalion killing his mother. Come "Alpha Pact" and "Lunar Ellipse", where it's implied that Scott's father was awful enough that Stiles ''hates'' him, and Scott slams the door in his face before he can even talk. Scott's dislike of his father puts his fear in "Motel California" in a different light. (Which is even worse. Scott's dad had custody for a while, but Melissa got him back, and if Melissa died, not only would he lose his mother, but he'd be stuck with the father he ''hates'', presumably for very good reason.)
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* Scott being able to break the barrier of mountain ash makes sense, once you consider the primary use of it. It's used as a barrier, to either contain or shield against creatures that could hurt someone. Scott, however, is primarily a defensive fighter, has never killed anyone, nor does he want to, and he's never intentionally actively tried to hurt someone. So, it makes sense, that as a werewolf who has ascended to the rank of alpha without resorting to violence or murder, he'd be able to break through the mountain ash barrier.
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* Scott being able to break the barrier of mountain ash makes sense, once you consider the primary use of it. It's used as a barrier, to either contain or shield against creatures that could hurt someone. Scott, however, is primarily a defensive fighter, has never killed anyone, nor does he want to, and he's never intentionally actively tried to hurt someone. So, it makes sense, that as a werewolf who has ascended to the rank of alpha without resorting to violence or murder, he'd be able to break through the mountain ash barrier.barrier.
* We learn in "Motel California" that Scott has never seen the ''Franchise/StarWars'' movies. Which helps explain why he did not laugh (as this troper did) at Deucalion's speech to get him to go over to TheDarkSide, which sounds incredibly similar to the dialogue between Emperor Palapatine and Luke in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Deucalion and Palpatine even [[{{Expy}} look a lot alike]]!
* We learn in "Motel California" that Scott has never seen the ''Franchise/StarWars'' movies. Which helps explain why he did not laugh (as this troper did) at Deucalion's speech to get him to go over to TheDarkSide, which sounds incredibly similar to the dialogue between Emperor Palapatine and Luke in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Deucalion and Palpatine even [[{{Expy}} look a lot alike]]!
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** WordofGod says that Alpha's have the ability to hide their presence among Betas, so Scott couldn't know any of them were Alpha's until they essentially showed him
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* Although for a while all the moments of Lydia screaming in her bed or in the shower seemed to be some weird writer fetish, or just making Lydia another emotionally-unstable woman, her true nature suddenly makes total sense out of all those random moments.
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* Although for a while all the moments of Lydia screaming in her bed or in the shower seemed to be some weird writer fetish, or just making Lydia another emotionally-unstable woman, her true nature suddenly makes total sense out of all those random moments.moments.
* Scott being able to break the barrier of mountain ash makes sense, once you consider the primary use of it. It's used as a barrier, to either contain or shield against creatures that could hurt someone. Scott, however, is primarily a defensive fighter, has never killed anyone, nor does he want to, and he's never intentionally actively tried to hurt someone. So, it makes sense, that as a werewolf who has ascended to the rank of alpha without resorting to violence or murder, he'd be able to break through the mountain ash barrier.
* Scott being able to break the barrier of mountain ash makes sense, once you consider the primary use of it. It's used as a barrier, to either contain or shield against creatures that could hurt someone. Scott, however, is primarily a defensive fighter, has never killed anyone, nor does he want to, and he's never intentionally actively tried to hurt someone. So, it makes sense, that as a werewolf who has ascended to the rank of alpha without resorting to violence or murder, he'd be able to break through the mountain ash barrier.
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* At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: [=McCall=]]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Carton's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
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* At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: [=McCall=]]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Carton's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing...""
* Although for a while all the moments of Lydia screaming in her bed or in the shower seemed to be some weird writer fetish, or just making Lydia another emotionally-unstable woman, her true nature suddenly makes total sense out of all those random moments.
* Although for a while all the moments of Lydia screaming in her bed or in the shower seemed to be some weird writer fetish, or just making Lydia another emotionally-unstable woman, her true nature suddenly makes total sense out of all those random moments.
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* At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: McCall]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Carton's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
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* At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: McCall]] [=McCall=]]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Carton's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
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* At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: McCall]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Darnay's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
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* At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: McCall]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Darnay's Carton's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
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** [[SequelHook Which still leaves one more Hale unnacounted for...]]
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*At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: McCall]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Darnay's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
*At the end of "Alpha Pact," right before [[spoiler: Scott, Stiles and Allison are about to sacrifice themselves to rescue their parents and Derek sacrifices some of his power to save Cora]], Mr. [[spoiler: McCall]] picks up a copy of ATaleOfTwoCities, in which one of the most famous lines is given right before Darnay's HeroicSacrifice. "It is a far, far better thing..."
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* Cora's introduction in season three confused a lot of people. However, in season one, two different figures are given for the number of deaths from the Hale house fire. Derek says there were eleven people in the house, with Peter the sole survivor. The police report, however, says that there were ''eight'' deaths.
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* Cora's introduction in season three confused a lot of people. However, in season one, two different figures are given for the number of deaths from the Hale house fire. Derek says there were eleven people in the house, with Peter the sole survivor. The police report, however, says that there were ''eight'' deaths.deaths.
** [[SequelHook Which still leaves one more Hale unnacounted for...]]
** [[SequelHook Which still leaves one more Hale unnacounted for...]]
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* Isn't it strange that Lydia has a propensity for finding the victims of the Darach's sacrifices? It is as if she has an instinct for finding the newly dead. [[spoiler: Given that banshees are said to appear when a person dies a violent death, it's not so strange at all.]]
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* Isn't it strange that Lydia has a propensity for finding the victims of the Darach's sacrifices? It is as if she has an instinct for finding the newly dead. [[spoiler: Given that banshees are said to appear when a person dies a violent death, it's not so strange at all.]]]]
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* Cora's introduction in season three confused a lot of people. However, in season one, two different figures are given for the number of deaths from the Hale house fire. Derek says there were eleven people in the house, with Peter the sole survivor. The police report, however, says that there were ''eight'' deaths.
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* Cora's introduction in season three confused a lot of people. However, in season one, two different figures are given for the number of deaths from the Hale house fire. Derek says there were eleven people in the house, with Peter the sole survivor. The police report, however, says that there were ''eight'' deaths.
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* Isn't it strange that Lydia has a propensity for finding the victims of the Darach's sacrifices? It is as if she has an instinct for finding the newly dead. [[spoiler: Given that banshees are said to appear when a person dies a violent death, it's not so strange at all.]]
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** The visions were meant to [[DrivenToSuicie drive the werewolves to suicide.]] Ethan attempted to cut himself open with an electric saw, Boyd tried to drown himself, and Scott tried to light himself on fire. But Isaac just hid under the bed. We knew that his dad did a number on him already, but to make it so bad that an actual attempt at [[MindRape convincing him to kill himself]] was closer to putting him in a catatonic state...
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** The visions were meant to [[DrivenToSuicie [[DrivenToSuicide drive the werewolves to suicide.]] Ethan attempted to cut himself open with an electric saw, Boyd tried to drown himself, and Scott tried to light himself on fire. But Isaac just hid under the bed. We knew that his dad did a number on him already, but to make it so bad that an actual attempt at [[MindRape convincing him to kill himself]] was closer to putting him in a catatonic state...
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** The visions were meant to [[DrivenToSuicie drive the werewolves to suicide.]] Ethan attempted to cut himself open with an electric saw, Boyd tried to drown himself, and Scott tried to light himself on fire. But Isaac just hid under the bed. We knew that his dad did a number on him already, but to make it so bad that an actual attempt at [[MindRape convincing him to kill himself]] was closer to putting him in a catatonic state...
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** The above spoilers deal with Visionary, which doesn't have anything to do with Kate. Derek was definitely in High School and probably underage though.
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** The above spoilers deal with Visionary, which doesn't have anything much to do with Kate. Derek was definitely in High School and probably underage though.
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** This might be Fridge Logic, but the events of Visionary show that Derek lost his [[spoiler: first love by indirectly causing her death through the werewolf bite. It makes the whole Kate thing seem really stupid, unless you consider Kate a rebound for being the opposite of Paige, and therefore Derek's way of moving on. Also, Paige was okay with Derek being a supernatural creature, so he didn't realize that someone would kill his entire family for the case.]] Poor Derek has had a really tragic adolescence.
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** This The above spoilers deal with Visionary, which doesn't have anything to do with Kate. Derek was definitely in High School and probably underage though.
**This might be Fridge Logic, but the events of Visionary show that Derek lost his [[spoiler: first love by indirectly causing her death through the werewolf bite. It makes the whole Kate thing seem really stupid, unless you consider Kate a rebound for being the opposite of Paige, and therefore Derek's way of moving on. Also, Paige was okay with Derek being a supernatural creature, so he didn't realize that someone would kill his entire family for the case.]] Poor Derek has had a really tragic adolescence.
**This might be Fridge Logic, but the events of Visionary show that Derek lost his [[spoiler: first love by indirectly causing her death through the werewolf bite. It makes the whole Kate thing seem really stupid, unless you consider Kate a rebound for being the opposite of Paige, and therefore Derek's way of moving on. Also, Paige was okay with Derek being a supernatural creature, so he didn't realize that someone would kill his entire family for the case.]] Poor Derek has had a really tragic adolescence.
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**This might be Fridge Logic, but the events of Visionary show that Derek lost his [[spoiler: first love by indirectly causing her death through the werewolf bite. It makes the whole Kate thing seem really stupid, unless you consider Kate a rebound for being the opposite of Paige, and therefore Derek's way of moving on. Also, Paige was okay with Derek being a supernatural creature, so he didn't realize that someone would kill his entire family for the case.]] Poor Derek has had a really tragic adolescence.
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** [[spoiler: Technically it was being ''burned'' that snapped them out of it. That was how they figured it out. Ethan wasn't exposed to fire, he accidentally touched an electric heater. The use of the flares was incidental, since they were the only portable means of burning someone that was available. Which means the ''real'' fridge horror is that Scott probably would have regretted his suicide attempt as soon as he set himself on fire]]!
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** [[spoiler: Technically it was being ''burned'' that snapped them out of it. That was how they figured it out. Ethan wasn't exposed to fire, he accidentally touched an electric heater. The use of the flares was incidental, since they were the only portable means of burning someone that was available. Which means the ''real'' fridge horror is that Scott probably would have regretted his suicide attempt as soon as he set himself on fire]]!fire]]!
* The episode ''Visionary'' we learn a major part of Dereks past. [[spoiler: he had to MercyKill his high-school sweetheart, Paige, when The Bite didn't turn her and was killing her slowly and painfully. Then you realize Enis gave her The Bite to recruit her into his pack, a pack which Enis would have ''slaughtered'' for power when Deucaleon showed him why he should. Because Derek went with Peter's idea of turning her, he would have been (or felt) responsible for her death whether the bite took or not.]]
* The episode ''Visionary'' we learn a major part of Dereks past. [[spoiler: he had to MercyKill his high-school sweetheart, Paige, when The Bite didn't turn her and was killing her slowly and painfully. Then you realize Enis gave her The Bite to recruit her into his pack, a pack which Enis would have ''slaughtered'' for power when Deucaleon showed him why he should. Because Derek went with Peter's idea of turning her, he would have been (or felt) responsible for her death whether the bite took or not.]]
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* In 3x06 [[spoiler: if fire snaps the werewolves out of their hallucinations and Scott was holding one of the flares then his attempted suicide could have been genuine]]
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** [[spoiler: Technically it was being ''burned'' that snapped them out of it. That was how they figured it out. Ethan wasn't exposed to fire, he accidentally touched an electric heater. The use of the flares was incidental, since they were the only portable means of burning someone that was available. Which means the ''real'' fridge horror is that Scott probably would have regretted his suicide attempt as soon as he set himself on fire]]!
** [[spoiler: Technically it was being ''burned'' that snapped them out of it. That was how they figured it out. Ethan wasn't exposed to fire, he accidentally touched an electric heater. The use of the flares was incidental, since they were the only portable means of burning someone that was available. Which means the ''real'' fridge horror is that Scott probably would have regretted his suicide attempt as soon as he set himself on fire]]!
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* Whether it was deliberate foreshadowing or not, the first place Derek took Erica was the ''morgue''. That's where they had their first conversation and where she received the bite, which contributed to her death.
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* Whether it was deliberate foreshadowing or not, the first place Derek took Erica was the ''morgue''. That's where they had their first conversation and where she received the bite, which contributed to her death.death.
* In 3x06 [[spoiler: if fire snaps the werewolves out of their hallucinations and Scott was holding one of the flares then his attempted suicide could have been genuine]]
* In 3x06 [[spoiler: if fire snaps the werewolves out of their hallucinations and Scott was holding one of the flares then his attempted suicide could have been genuine]]
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** Scott had to basically tackle every member of the lacrosse team in order to figure out which of them was the new werewolf. It was only by causing Isaac to partially wolf-out that Scott was able to identify him as a werewolf at all.
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** Scott had to basically tackle every member of the lacrosse team in order to figure out which of them was the new werewolf. It was only by causing Isaac to partially wolf-out that Scott was able to identify him as a werewolf at all.all.
* Whether it was deliberate foreshadowing or not, the first place Derek took Erica was the ''morgue''. That's where they had their first conversation and where she received the bite, which contributed to her death.
* Whether it was deliberate foreshadowing or not, the first place Derek took Erica was the ''morgue''. That's where they had their first conversation and where she received the bite, which contributed to her death.
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This almost seems like the belief that some Star Wars people have that Force-sensitives can easily sense each other. But onscreen it has never been that simple. Teen Wolf is much the same. Despite their enhanced senses, werewolves cannot automatically detect each other, or other supernatural beings such as the Kanima.
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** This is apparently not that hard. Derek did not realize that Peter was the Alpha in season one, or even notice that he was not really comatose.
** Scott had to basically tackle every member of the lacrosse team in order to figure out which of them was the new werewolf. It was only by causing Isaac to partially wolf-out that Scott was able to identify him as a werewolf at all.
** This is apparently not that hard. Derek did not realize that Peter was the Alpha in season one, or even notice that he was not really comatose.
** Scott had to basically tackle every member of the lacrosse team in order to figure out which of them was the new werewolf. It was only by causing Isaac to partially wolf-out that Scott was able to identify him as a werewolf at all.
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* In the opening episode of season three [[spoiler: Scott has already met the leader of the alpha pack and didn't even sense he was a werewolf, just thought it was some blind guy who needed his help]]. That shows how powerful he is.
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* In the opening episode of season three [[spoiler: Scott has already met the leader of the alpha pack and didn't even sense he was a werewolf, just thought it was some blind guy who needed his help]]. That shows how powerful he is.is.
** The Alpha twins are currently going to Beacon Hills High and have managed to pass mostly unnoticed.
** The Alpha twins are currently going to Beacon Hills High and have managed to pass mostly unnoticed.
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* In the opening episode of season three [[spoiler Scott has already met the leader of the alpha pack and didn't even sense he was a werewolf, just thought it was some blind guy who needed his help]]. That shows how powerful he is.
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* In the opening episode of season three [[spoiler [[spoiler: Scott has already met the leader of the alpha pack and didn't even sense he was a werewolf, just thought it was some blind guy who needed his help]]. That shows how powerful he is.
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* In the opening episode of season three [[spoiler Scott has already met the leader of the alpha pack and didn't even sense he was a werewolf, just thought it was some blind guy who needed his help]]. That shows how powerful he is.
* In the opening episode of season three [[spoiler Scott has already met the leader of the alpha pack and didn't even sense he was a werewolf, just thought it was some blind guy who needed his help]]. That shows how powerful he is.
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!!FridgeHorror
*Once you learn that Kate engaged in a relationship with [[spoiler:Derek in his youth]], suddenly her comments about Jackson and being a substitute teacher for his benefit [[DirtyOldWoman don't seem so innocuous]].
** When you do the math that the show gives you of Jackson being born in June of 1995 and Teen Wolf being late-winter/early-spring of 2011, that puts him at 15 during the show. Kate's gravestone puts her at being 28.
** New spoilers from Season Three hint that Derek [[spoiler: was 14/15 when he slept with Kate]] so this adds in a whole new level of FridgeHorror and {{Squick}}.
** Just for extra squick, consider that Kate does not [[FantasticRacism regard werewolves as being human, but rather beasts]]. Thus any time she expresses sexual interest in actual or suspected werewolves she could be construed as consciously pursuing what is to her [[BestialityIsDepraved bestiality]].
** Plus of course she invariably [[BlackWidow plans to murder them]].
*Once you learn that Kate engaged in a relationship with [[spoiler:Derek in his youth]], suddenly her comments about Jackson and being a substitute teacher for his benefit [[DirtyOldWoman don't seem so innocuous]].
** When you do the math that the show gives you of Jackson being born in June of 1995 and Teen Wolf being late-winter/early-spring of 2011, that puts him at 15 during the show. Kate's gravestone puts her at being 28.
** New spoilers from Season Three hint that Derek [[spoiler: was 14/15 when he slept with Kate]] so this adds in a whole new level of FridgeHorror and {{Squick}}.
** Just for extra squick, consider that Kate does not [[FantasticRacism regard werewolves as being human, but rather beasts]]. Thus any time she expresses sexual interest in actual or suspected werewolves she could be construed as consciously pursuing what is to her [[BestialityIsDepraved bestiality]].
** Plus of course she invariably [[BlackWidow plans to murder them]].
