[ SECRET POST #2274 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2274 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[torturedartist]

Dude I agree. Scott isn't faultless. He's a dreamer more than a realist - Stiles plays the realist in that regard. Killing Jackson and sacrificing one person would've saved a lot of people and I have no idea why he didn't do that (assuming they even would've been able to kill him), when he had been ready to kill Peter just for a cure. But you can't say that Allison is all Scott's worried about. Scott spent an entire episode in season one freaking out over the possibility of killing a bus driver. He's a kid. He fails at a lot of the heroing thing, but he is a kid. Derek's an adult, and this kid is being a better alpha than him. That's a problem. They both have their short comings but I really don't think the state of their relationship is Scott's fault.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, neither of them really bother to think properly about what they are doing. Derek pushes way too much when he should back off and since Scott doesn't want to be a werewolf, he lashes out even when he should listen.

[cloud_riven]

So I'm just gonna +1 this.

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