- NARRATOR: - Previously on Teen Wolf...
- What's wrong? - Get away.
Scott?
Derek! I need your help.
- You want to know - if you'll hurt her.
(YELLING)
- But it's not - gonna come for free.
- Don't think for a second - I've given up on finding out
what your little secret is.
- I think whatever - it is you're hiding,
- you don't want her to - find out about it, either.
Think about me.
Naked.
- I'm not big - on group dates.
- Next time, - just the two of us.
You ruined my life!
- I'm not the one - that bit you.
(SCREAMING)
- There's another. - DEREK: It's called an Alpha.
- He's the one that bit you. - You're part of his pack.
- NEWSCASTER ON RADIO: - In other news, local
authorities remain perplexed
- by the animal attacks - plaguing Beacon Hills.
(SCOFFING)
(MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)
(GROWLING)
- (GASPING) - (TIRES SCREECHING)
(HORN HONKING)
(EXHALING)
Nice driving, Kate. Nice.
(EXHALING)
(LOUD CLANKING)
(THUDDING)
(SCREAMING)
No.
- (RACKING SHOTGUN) - (CREATURE GRUNTING)
(SHOTGUN RACKING)
Come on.
Come on!
(FAINT GUNSHOT ECHOING)
(WOLF HOWLING)
ALLISON:
What's going on?
- Your Aunt Kate just texted. - I'm heading out to pick
her up.
- It's 2:00 in the morning. - Is everything okay?
- Yeah, yeah. She's just - having a little car trouble.
Not serious, is it?
- No, just a flat tire. - Go back to bed, sweetheart.
(FAINT GROWLING)
(GROWLING)
(GROANING)
(VEHICLE REVVING)
(COUGHING)
(MUMBLING)
(GROANING)
Get in.
Not even, "Hello,
nice to see you"?
- All I've got at - the moment is,
- "Please put - the assault rifle away
before someone notices."
That's the brother I love.
Chris, there were two of them.
CHRIS: The Alpha?
- KATE: I don't know. - But one of them
tried to kill me.
CHRIS: One of them is
gonna lead us to the other.
He can't do that if he's dead.
- I can't help kill either - of them if one of them
kills me first.
How long will it take?
I'd give him 48 hours.
If that.
(GROANING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(SCREAMING)
(BOTH LAUGHING)
I don't see you for a year,
and you turn into
a freaking runway model?
Look at you.
Oh! I hate you.
- I haven't even - showered yet.
- Sweetie, you're a knockout. - In fact,
- I hope you have the boys - knocking each other's teeth
out for your attention.
I kind of have one.
You kind of have one?
- You should kind of - have a million.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
- Do you need some - help unpacking?
No, not that one.
(SIGHING)
See, you turn out beautiful,
and I end up with this
kung fu death grip.
- Sorry, sweetie, - I didn't mean
to be so rough.
No worries.
- Hey, is everything - okay with your car?
Uh, yeah.
I just needed
a jump-start.
That's all.
A jump-start?
If Derek isn't the Alpha,
if he's not the one who
bit you, then who did?
I don't know.
- Did the Alpha - kill the bus driver?
I don't know.
(SIGHING)
- Does Allison's - dad know about the...
I don't know!
Jeez.
(SIGHING)
Dude, you need
to study more.
That was a joke.
Scott, it's one test.
You're gonna make it up.
- Do you want - help studying?
(SIGHING) No.
- I'm studying with Allison - after school today.
- That's my boy. - We're just studying.
- Uh-uh. No, you're not. - No, I'm not?
- Not if I'm forced to live - vicariously through you.
If you go to her house today
- and squander that - colossal opportunity,
- I swear to God I'll - have you de-balled.
Okay.
Just stop with
the questions, man.
Done. No more questions.
No more talk about
the Alpha or Derek.
Especially Derek,
who still scares me.
Where's Scott McCall?
Why should I tell you?
- Because I asked you - politely.
- And I only - do that once.
Hmm. Okay, tough guy.
How about I help you
find him if you tell me
what you're selling him?
What is it?
Is it Dianabol?
Hmm?
HGH?
Steroids?
No, Girl Scout Cookies.
- What the hell do you - think I'm talking about?
Oh, and by the way,
whatever it is you're
selling,
- I'd probably stop - sampling the merchandise.
You look wrecked.
I'll find him myself.
No, we're not done here.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(WRITING ON CHALKBOARD)
(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)
- MAN: (ON PHONE) I finish - lacrosse practice at 5:00.
I'll be over after that.
(CLICKING)
Scott's coming over, tonight?
We're just studying together.
- LYDIA: Just studying never - ends with just studying.
It's like getting
into a hot tub.
- Somebody eventually - cops a feel.
So, what are you saying?
I'm just saying, you know,
make sure he covers up.
(CHUCKLING)
Hello, Snow White,
I'm talking about
a condom.
(CHUCKLING)
Are you kidding?
After one date?
- Don't be a total prude. - Give him a little taste.
Well, I mean, how much
is a little taste?
- LYDIA: Oh, God. - You really like him,
don't you?
- ALLISON: Well, - he's just different.
When I first moved
here I had a plan, no
boyfriends till college.
I just move too much.
But then I met him,
and he was different.
- I don't know. - I can't explain it.
I can.
It's your brain flooding
with phenylethylamine.
(LAUGHING) What?
- I'll tell you what to do. - When's he coming over?
- Right after school. - Hmm.
(BELL RINGING)
- (TIRES SCREECHING) - Oh, my God.
(HORN HONKING)
- No, no, no, no. - Not here.
- You gotta be kidding me. - This guy's everywhere.
(HORNS HONKING)
What the hell?
What are you doing here?
I was shot.
- He's not looking - so good, dude.
Why aren't you healing?
I can't.
It was a different
kind of bullet.
A silver bullet?
No, you idiot.
- Wait. That's what she - meant when she said
you had 48 hours.
What? Who said 48 hours?
The one who shot you.
(GROANING)
(HORNS HONKING)
- What are you doing? - Stop that.
- That's what I'm trying - to tell you. I can't.
Derek, get up.
(HORNS HONKING)
- Help me put him - in your car.
(HORNS HONKING)
- I need you to find out - what kind of bullet
they used.
- How the hell am I - supposed to do that?
- She's an Argent. - She's with them.
Why should I help you?
Because you need me.
Fine, I'll try.
- (SIGHING) Hey, - get him out of here.
I hate you for this
so much.
Hey, what was
he doing here?
- Stiles was just, um, - giving him a ride.
Long story.
- I thought you said - you weren't friends
with him.
No. Not really. Um,
we're still studying
together, right?
- So, I'll meet you - back at your place?
Yeah.
Okay, bye.
See you there.
(BICYCLE TIRES SCREECHING)
How did you...
You got here the
same time I did.
Oh, yeah,
I just took a shortcut.
A really short shortcut.
- What is going on with - you today? You are acting
all kinds of bizarre.
(SIGHING)
I'm just stressing
about classes.
I'm not doing as
good this year.
Not doing as well.
See? Exactly.
- Maybe we should - start with English?
(LAUGHING)
- Don't worry. - Nobody's gonna be home
for hours. Come on.
Okay.
I'm still unpacking.
Uh, haven't you
been here for, like,
over a month?
I'm taking my time.
Hey, um...
So, I figured that
we'd start with history.
(HEARTBEAT THUMPING)
What's wrong?
Um... Nothing. I just...
- I don't wanna make you - feel like you have to
do something
you don't wanna do.
- I'm not doing anything - I don't want to do.
Are you?
- You're seriously - asking me that question?
(CELL PHONE RINGING)
Are you going to answer that?
Um... Yeah,
it's probably just Stiles.
- It'll go to voicemail. - Eventually.
(RINGING CONTINUES)
Wait!
Um...
Uh, yeah, I should
answer it now.
Come on.
- Try not to bleed - out on my seats, okay?
- We're almost there. - Almost where?
(SIGHING)
Your house.
- What? - No, you can't take me there.
- I can't take you - to your own house?
- Not when I can't - protect myself.
- What happens if Scott - doesn't find your little
magic bullet? Hmm?
Are you dying?
Not yet.
I have a last resort.
What do you mean?
What last resort?
Oh, my God!
What is that?
Ugh, Is that contagious?
You know what, you should
probably just get out.
Start the car. Now.
- I don't think you should - be barking orders with
the way you look.
- In fact, - I think if I wanted to,
- I could probably drag - your little werewolf ass
- out into the middle - of the road and
leave you for dead.
Start the car,
or I'm gonna rip your
throat out with my teeth.
(ENGINE STARTING)
- It's off. - Sorry about that.
Who's this?
That's my dad's
sister, Kate.
Except she's
more like my sister.
She got here last night.
Uh, last night?
Yep, she had
some car trouble.
I guess.
She looks familiar.
- Mmm. She actually used - to live in Beacon Hills.
Maybe you saw her once.
Did you take these?
- (CHUCKLING) - Back when I thought
I was a photographer.
- They're good. - No. They're not.
- I stopped when - I realized I was
terrible at it.
- Framing's off, - bad lighting.
Believe me.
Not good.
That was when I thought
I was into painting.
Uh, terrible, too.
That's when
I tried poetry.
"Terrible" doesn't
even come close to
describing that.
What are you good at?
I'm gonna show you
if you promise
not to laugh.
- I was nationally - ranked as a kid.
- And my dad really - wanted me to go on,
- but I don't know, - I didn't like it.
Promise you won't laugh?
I promise.
What the hell is that?
It's a compound bow.
- And I'm pretty sure - it requires an arrow
to be harmful.
- So that's what - you're good at.
Archery.
You said you wouldn't laugh.
(EXHALING)
Trust me. I'm not laughing.
So, I guess I should explain.
We're not some
sort of separatist,
gun nut family.
- My dad sells firearms - to the law enforcement.
Oh, that's good.
So, um...
- Are you planning - on joining the
family business?
- I don't know. You tell me. - Would I look hot with a gun?
Hotter without.
(DOOR OPENING)
(GASPING)
KATE: Hey, Chris, get your
ass out of the '50s and come
help with the groceries.
CHRIS: Be right there.
You two mind helping?
- Sure. - No problem.
Great.
(SIGHING)
- Thank you. - (PHONE CHIMING)
- Do you still wanna study? - She'll concentrate
better on her own.
Um...
- Guess I'll see you - later then?
CHRIS: At school.
You, on your bike.
You, inside.
Oh, come on,
Chris, really?
They were making out in
the garage, not shooting
amateur porn.
You, with the adorable
brown eyes, drop your bike.
- You're staying - for dinner.
You eat meat?
You don't mind?
Actually, no.
Gives us a chance to
get to know each other.
(HEART BEATING LOUDLY)
(DISHES CLATTERING)
Would you like
something else to drink
besides water, Scott?
- Oh... - No, I'm good. Thanks.
- We can get you - some beer?
- No, thanks. - Shot of tequila?
Dad, really?
You don't drink, Scott?
I'm not old enough to.
- That doesn't seem - to stop many teenagers.
No, but it should.
Good answer.
A total lie, but
well played, Scott.
- You may yet - survive the night.
You ever smoke pot?
Okay. Changing the channel
to something a little less
conservative.
So, Scott, Allison tells us
you're on the lacrosse team.
- I'm sorry, I don't know - anything about that.
How do you play?
Um, well,
you know hockey?
Mmm-hmm.
It's a lot like that,
only played on grass
instead of ice.
Hockey on grass is
called field hockey.
Oh, yeah.
So it's like field hockey,
except the sticks have nets.
- Exactly. - (PHONE CHIMING)
- KATE: And can you - slap check like hockey?
Um... Yeah. But it's only
the gloves and the sticks.
Sounds violent.
I like it.
Scott's amazing, too.
- Dad came with me - to the first game.
Wasn't he good?
He was fine.
- He scored the last shot, - the winning shot.
- True. - But he didn't score at all
until the last few minutes.
His last shot ripped a hole
through the goalie's net.
It was incredible!
- Well, I think the goalie - was probably playing with
a defective stick, so...
- (BANGING) - (CUTLERY CLANGING)
(HEART BEATING LOUDLY)
- You know, - on second thought,
- I think I'll take - that shot of tequila.
(LAUGHING)
- You were kidding, right? - Yeah.
- What am I supposed - to do with him?
- Take him somewhere. - Anywhere!
- (SIGHING) And by the way, - he's starting to smell.
Like what?
Like death.
- Okay. Take him to - the animal clinic.
What about your boss?
He's gone by now.
- There's a spare key - in the box
behind the dumpster.
(SIGHING)
- You're not gonna believe - where he's telling me
to take you.
Did you find it?
- How am I supposed - to find one bullet?
They have a million!
This house is
like the freaking
Walmart of guns!
- If you don't find it, - then I'm dead, all right?
- I'm starting to think - that wouldn't be
such a bad thing.
Then think about this.
- The Alpha called you out - against your will.
He's gonna do it again.
Next time, you either
kill with him or you
get killed.
So if you want to stay
alive, then you need me.
Find the bullet.
(ALARM BLARING)
(KATE CLEARING THROAT)
(ALARM STOPPING)
- You look like - a little lost puppy.
Um...
- I'm just looking - for the bathroom.
Bathroom?
- Does that look - like a bathroom?
- No. - Use the guest bedroom.
Okay. Thanks.
- (CELL PHONE RINGING) - (DOGS BARKING)
- Does Nordic blue monkshood - mean anything to you?
It's a rare form of wolfsbane.
He has to bring me the bullet.
Why?
- Because I'm gonna - die without it.
Hey, I should get going.
Um, thanks for dinner.
- Oh, no. You have - to stay for dessert.
- I want to know more - about you. Sit down.
Okay.
Allison was just
telling us that you
work for a veterinarian.
I told them how
you put the cast
on the dog I hit.
(PHONE CHIMING)
What does your boss think
of the animal attacks?
Any theories?
- Everyone's just saying - it's a mountain lion.
(KATE LAUGHING)
- Have to be a pretty - large mountain lion.
- What do you think, Scott? - I don't know.
We usually get cats
and dogs at the vet.
Nothing that vicious.
- Never had to deal - with a rabid dog?
Oh. I grew up
with a lot of dogs.
- I saw one get - rabies from a bat.
It was transferred
through the bite.
People think
that a rabid dog
suddenly goes mad.
It's a lot more gradual.
First stage is subtle
changes in behavior.
They're restless, morose.
It's the second
stage that people know.
The furious phase.
That's when they attack.
And we're talking
any moving object.
- Did you know that - a caged, rabid dog will
break its own teeth
trying to chew
through the bars?
- It'll even rear back - and snap its own spine.
Can you imagine
the amount of force
it would take to do that?
It's a complete
character reversal.
This harmless animal
turned into a perfectly
vicious killer.
- And it all started - with that one bite.
But it died, didn't it?
- Yes, because your - grandfather shot it.
- Because he wanted to - put it out of its misery.
- CHRIS: Because - it was too dangerous.
- Something that out of - control is better off dead.
Okay.
(DEREK BREATHING HEAVILY)
- You know, that really - doesn't look like
anything some echinacea
and a good night's sleep
couldn't take care of.
When the infection
reaches my heart,
it'll kill me.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
- Positivity just isn't - in your vocabulary, is it?
If he doesn't get
here with the bullet
in time, last resort...
Which is?
- You're going to - cut off my arm.
I'm so incredibly sorry.
For what?
- For that being the worst, - most horribly
awkward dinner ever
- in the history of - horribly awkward dinners.
No, it wasn't the worst.
There was this one dinner
- where my parents told me - they were getting a divorce.
- This comes in - a close second.
- Your dad's watching. - Good.
- Wait a second, guys. - What is it?
- Uh, I have to ask - Scott something.
Me?
Yeah, you.
(DOOR CLOSING)
Okay.
(CHUCKLING) Uh...
- What did you take - from my bag?
What?
My bag.
- What did you - take from it?
You need me to repeat
the question? Maybe
enunciate more clearly?
- What are you - talking about?
My bag was open in the
guest room, and when
I left, it was shut.
And Scott comes in
to use the bathroom.
He leaves, my bag's open.
He didn't take anything.
Something was
taken from my bag.
- Now look, I hate to be - the accuser here, Scott,
because I really do love
those adorable brown eyes.
But I don't know
if you're a klepto,
if you're curious,
or if you're just stupid,
but answer the question.
What did you take?
Nothing. I swear.
- You don't mind - proving it, do you?
Are you serious?
- How about you show us - what's in your pocket?
Dad?
Come on, Scott.
Prove me wrong.
Uh, I'll prove you wrong.
It wasn't Scott
going through your bags.
It was me.
You?
Mmm-hmm. Me.
Oh, my God!
What if you bleed to death?
It'll heal if it works.
(SIGHING)
Look, I don't know
if I can do this.
Why not?
- Well, because of the - cutting through the flesh,
- the sawing of the bone, - and especially the blood!
- You faint at the - sight of blood?
- No. But I might at the - sight of a chopped-off arm!
(SIGHING)
- All right, fine. - How about this?
- Either you cut off - my arm, or I'm gonna
cut off your head.
Okay, you know,
I'm so not buying
your threats anymore.
Oh, my God! Okay.
- All right, bought, sold, - totally, I'll do it.
I'll do it.
What are you doing?
(VOMITING)
- Holy God! - What the hell is that?
- It's my body, - it is trying to heal itself.
- Well, it's not doing - a very good job of it.
Now, you gotta do it now.
- Look, honestly, - I don't think I can.
Just do it!
Oh, my God. Okay.
Okay. Oh, my God.
All right, here we go!
SCOTT: Stiles?
Scott?
(PANTING)
- What the hell - are you doing?
(NERVOUS CHUCKLING)
- Oh, you just prevented - a lifetime of nightmares.
Did you get it?
What are you
gonna do with it?
I'm gonna...
- (CLATTERING) - No, don't. No, no, no!
- Derek? - Derek, come on. Wake up!
Scott, what the hell
are we gonna do?
I don't know!
I can't reach it.
He's not waking up!
(STRAINING)
- I think he's dying. - I think he's dead.
Just hold on!
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
Come on.
(GASPING)
I got it! I got it!
- Please don't kill me - for this!
(GRUNTING)
Ow! God!
Give me that.
Up.
God!
(GRUNTING)
(SCREAMING)
(GRUNTING)
(SCREAMING)
That was awesome!
Yes!
Are you okay?
Except for the agonizing pain?
- I'm guessing the ability - to use sarcasm is a good
sign of health.
- Okay, we saved your life, - which means you're
gonna leave us alone.
You got that?
- And if you don't, - I'm gonna go back
to Allison's dad,
- and I'm gonna - tell him everything.
- You're gonna trust them? - You think they can help you?
- Why not? They're a lot - freaking nicer than you are!
- Yeah, I can show you - exactly how nice they are.
What do you mean?
What are we doing here?
Who is he?
My uncle. Peter Hale.
Is he like you?
A werewolf?
He was. Now he's
barely even human.
Six years ago, my sister
and I were at school.
Our house caught fire.
- Eleven people - were trapped inside.
He was the only survivor.
So, what makes you so sure
that they set the fire?
- 'Cause they're the only - ones that knew about us.
Then they had a reason.
Like what?
- You tell me what - justifies this.
They say they'll only
kill an adult and only
with absolute proof.
- But there were - people in my family
- that were perfectly - ordinary in that fire.
This is what they do.
And it's what Allison will do.
- What are you doing? - How did you get in here?
We were just leaving.
Hey, um...
I just thought maybe
I could catch you before
I went to sleep, but...
- I wanted to say - sorry again for tonight.
So call me.
The one that
attacked me was big.
It had width and power.
But the one I shot
was lean and fast.
- Well, that would - be Derek Hale.
Are we sure?
Mostly.
- How do we know it's - just two of them?
We don't yet.
But if Derek's still alive,
he will lead us to the Alpha.
Take the pack leader.
Then take the pack.
- And we do it - according to the code.
You and the code.
- It's there for - a reason, Kate.
Of course.
I always play by the rules.