(SCREAMS)
- NARRATOR: - Previously on Teen Wolf...
- Who were they? - Hunters.
That's my dad.
Who's this?
- That's my - dad's sister, Kate.
- Come on! - (COCKS RIFLE)
- You're staying - for dinner.
You eat meat?
- Your dad's watching. - Good.
Think about me.
Naked.
- There's no way in hell - you're out there kicking ass
on the field like that
- without some sort - of chemical boost.
What the hell
is going on
with you, McCall?
- I'm not the one - that bit you.
(SCREAMING)
There's another.
- DEREK: - It's called an Alpha.
- Now I'm trying to find him. - But I don't think I can
do it without you.
(LIGHTS BUZZING)
(HORROR MOVIE PLAYING)
WOMAN ON TV:
Hurry! Hurry!
(SCREAMS)
What happened?
- Let go of me! - Let go!
(LIGHTS BUZZING)
- JACKSON: Now, Hoosiers - is not only the best
basketball movie ever,
- it is the best - sports movie ever made.
No.
- It's got Gene Hackman - and Dennis Hopper.
No.
Lydia,
I swear to God
you're gonna like it.
No.
I am not watching
The Notebook again.
(STORE PHONE RINGS)
- Can somebody help me - find The Notebook?
(TELEPHONE RINGING)
- Hello? - (LIGHTS BUZZING)
Is anybody
working here?
(TELEPHONE CONTINUES RINGING)
You gotta be
kidding me.
(SIGHS)
(LIGHTS BUZZING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(LOW GROWLING)
(GROWLS)
(GASPS)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(GROWLS)
(EXHALES)
(CLATTERING)
(SHELVES BANGING)
(GROANING)
(PANTING)
(GROWLS)
(SCREAMS)
Mmm. Did they forget
my curly fries?
You're not
supposed to eat fries,
especially the curly ones.
- Well, I'm carrying - a lethal weapon.
- If I want the curly fries, - I will have the curly fries.
- If you think getting - rid of contractions
in all your sentences
makes your argument
any more legitimate,
you are wrong.
(CHUCKLES)
(POLICE RADIO BEEPS)
- DISPATCHER: - Unit One, do you copy?
(CLEARS THROAT)
Sorry.
Unit One, copy.
Got a report of
a possible 187.
(MUFFLED) A murder?
(SIREN WAILS)
Stay here.
(CAR BEEPING)
- Paul, let's get - this area locked up.
(POLICE RADIO CHATTER)
(INAUDIBLE)
Oh, no way.
- JACKSON: Why the hell - can't I just go home?
I'm fine.
- I hear ya, but the EMT - says you hit your head
pretty hard.
- They just wanna make sure - you don't have a concussion.
What part of "I'm fine"
are you having
a problem grasping?
Okay, I wanna go home.
And I understand that.
- No, you don't - understand,
- which kind of - blows my mind,
- since it should be - a pretty basic
concept to grasp
- for a minimum-wage - rent-a-cop like you!
- Okay, now, - I wanna go home!
- Oh, whoa, - is that a dead body?
Everybody back up.
Back up.
Starting to get it?
I get that
he's killing people,
but I don't get why.
- I mean, this isn't - standard practice, right?
- We don't go out - in the middle of the night
murdering everyone, do we?
No.
We're predators.
- We don't have - to be killers.
Then why is he a killer?
- That's what - we're gonna find out.
- You know, - I have a life, too.
No, you don't.
Yes, I do!
- I don't care what you say - about him making me
his pet or...
Part of his pack.
- Whatever. - I have homework to do.
- I have to go to - a parent/teacher
conference tomorrow
- because I'm - failing chemistry.
- You wanna do homework? - Or do you wanna not die?
(SIGHS)
- You have less than a week - until the full moon.
- You don't kill with him, - he kills you.
- Okay, seriously, - who made up these rules?
- It's a rite of passage - into his pack.
You know what else
is a rite of passage?
Graduating from high school!
- And you don't have to - kill anyone to do it!
Why can't you just
find him yourself?
- Why can't you just - sniff him out
when he's a human?
- Because his human scent - could be entirely different.
It has to be you.
- You have a connection - with him,
- a link that you - can't understand.
- If I can teach you to - control your abilities,
you can find him.
So if I help you,
you can stop him?
- Not alone. - We're stronger in numbers.
A pack makes
the individual
more powerful.
- How am I supposed - to help if I have
no idea what I'm doing?
- Because I'm - gonna teach you.
- Do you remember what - happened that first night
you were shot in the arm?
- Right after - you were hit?
Yeah, I changed back.
- Mmm-hmm. And when you - were hit by his car,
same thing, right?
- What's the common - denominator?
(GROANING)
No!
- What is... - What the hell
are you doing!
It'll heal.
(SCOTT GRUNTS)
It's still hurt!
- And that's what - keeps you human.
Pain.
(GROANING)
Maybe you will survive.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Hey.
- Listen, you know - I feel totally horrible
- about my behavior - the other night, right?
Oh, totally forgotten.
No, not forgotten by me.
- Come on. - Call me a horrid bitch
or something.
- You were just - being protective.
I was being a protective
horrid bitch who is
giving you your
birthday present early
so you'll forgive her.
Oh.
(BOTH GIGGLE)
(ALLISON GASPS)
Forgiven?
Completely. I love it!
It's a family heirloom.
And you know me,
I hate and loathe
all sentimental crap,
but that,
- well, look at - the symbol in the middle
of the pendant. See that?
Yeah.
You ever wanna learn
a little something
about your family?
Look it up.
- You're gonna - make me work for it.
Some mysteries
are worth the effort.
(BOTH LAUGH)
Aw.
Okay.
Bye.
Jesus.
(SIGHS)
(WHISPERS) Lydia.
Is today your birthday?
No, no, no.
I mean, yes.
- Please don't - tell anybody.
- I don't even know - how Lydia found out.
- Why wouldn't you tell me? - Because I don't want
people to know.
Because...
I'm 17.
You're 17?
- That's the reaction - I'm trying to avoid.
Why?
- I mean, - I totally get it.
Uh, you had to repeat
a year because of all
the moving around, right?
What was that for?
For literally being
the first person to ever
make the correct assumption.
Everybody's always like,
"What? Did you get
held back?"
- "Did you ride - the short bus?"
Uh, "Did you have a baby?"
- That's what you hear - on your birthday?
Oh, yeah.
All day long.
(SIGHS)
Then, what if we
got out of here?
Skip class?
Yeah, the whole day.
- Well, you're asking someone - who's never skipped one class
to bail out
the entire day,
and I don't...
No, see, that's perfect.
- If you get caught, - then they'll go
easy on you.
- Well, what if - you get caught?
- Let's try not to - think about that.
Just a friendly reminder,
parent/teacher conferences
are tonight.
- Students below a "C" average - are required to attend.
I won't name you,
because the shame
and self-disgust
should be more than
enough punishment.
- Has anyone seen - Scott McCall?
(DOOR OPENS)
Hey, Jackson.
- If you need to leave - early for any reason,
you let me know.
- Everyone, - start reading chapter nine.
Mr. Stilinski.
- Try putting the highlighter - down between paragraphs.
- It's chemistry, - not a coloring book.
(SPITS)
Hey, Danny.
Can I ask you
a question?
No.
Well, I'm going to anyway.
Um, did Lydia show up
in your homeroom today?
(SIGHS)
No.
- Can I ask you - another question?
Answer's still no.
Does anyone know what
happened to her and
Jackson last night?
He wouldn't tell me.
But he's your
best friend.
- One more question. - What?
- Do you find me - attractive?
(CLATTERING)
(STILES CLEARS THROAT)
- Uh, maybe - this is a bad idea
- and my dad would kill me - if he found out.
- Do you always - follow your
dad's rules?
- Not lately. - Good.
- Start the car. - Where are we going?
- Uh, I don't know. - Somewhere. Anywhere.
- Nowhere I can be seen, right? - 'Cause I could get detention.
Please start the car.
- Or suspended... - Allison, car, start, now.
(ENGINE STARTS)
(SIGHING)
(INHALES SHARPLY)
(GROANS)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)
(SPRAYING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
(SIGHS)
(GASPS)
(STAMMERING)
I don't know
where Scott is.
- I'm not here for Scott. - I'm here for you.
- Why me? - I didn't do anything.
- No, but you saw something, - didn't you?
- No, I didn't... - I didn't see anything.
What was it, hmm?
An animal?
A mountain lion?
I didn't see anything.
I swear. I'm not lying.
- Then calm down - and say it again.
- Say what? - That I'm not lying?
Tell me that you didn't
see anything. Slowly.
(BREATHES HEAVILY)
I didn't see anything.
I'm not lying.
One more thing.
- You should really - get that checked out.
(EXHALES)
(SCHOOL BELL RINGS)
- SCOTT: What? - Finally! Have you been
getting any of my texts?
- Yeah, like all - nine million of them.
- Do you have any idea - what's going on?
Lydia is totally M-I-A,
- Jackson looks like - he's got a time bomb
inserted into his face,
- another random guy's dead, - and you have to do
something about it.
Like what?
Something.
- Okay, I'll deal with it - later. Left, left, left,
left, left.
Sorry, sorry.
- I just totally - soccer-mom'd you.
I'm sorry.
That's all right.
I'll just pick up
my masculinity
on the way back.
(ALLISON LAUGHS)
(CHUCKLES)
- You're still not okay - with this, are you?
I just feel like
I need an alibi.
Well, if we get caught,
I'll just say it was
my fault.
- You don't need to take - the blame for me.
It was my choice, too.
Oh, good!
- 'Cause if we get caught, - I'm totally gonna blame you.
Oh, really?
Hell yeah!
And they'd believe me.
- You know, totally hot girl - asks you to skip the day
with her.
Like I'm gonna say no.
- So throw me under the bus, - just like that?
Yeah. Throw,
push, shove...
And what if
I decide to drag
you down with me?
I'd just yell for help.
Well, what if I did this?
- I'd scream for help. - And if I did this?
I'd beg for mercy.
(CHUCKLES)
Mmm.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Honey, there's
a Stiles here
to see you.
What the hell
is a "Stiles"?
- She took - a little something
to ease her nerves.
- You can... - You can go in.
Thanks.
What are you doing here?
- I was just making sure - you were okay.
Hmm.
Why?
Uh... (CHUCKLES)
Because I was
worried about you today.
How are you feeling?
I feel fantastic.
(CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY)
Oh!
What...
I bet you can't say,
- "I saw Suzy sittin' - in a shoeshine shop"
10 times fast.
I saw Shuzy...
Uh...
I shaw...
I saw...
- What? Lydia, - what did you see?
Something.
Something like...
Like a mountain lion?
A mountain lion.
- Are you sure you saw - a mountain lion,
- or are you just saying that - because that's what
the police told you?
A mountain lion.
What's this?
A mountain lion.
Okay.
- Mmm. - You're so drunk.
(GASPS)
ALLISON: Oh!
SCOTT: You okay?
(LAUGHS) Yeah.
- I think you just earned - your masculinity back.
(CHUCKLES)
What are you doing?
- I'm just texting Lydia - "Thank you" for
the birthday stuff.
No. If mine's off,
yours is, too.
- So we're disconnecting - from the world?
- You can handle that - for one day, right?
Just this one text,
and then I will be
all yours, okay?
Mmm-hmm.
Okay.
(CHUCKLES)
Well, I'm gonna go.
Uh, I'll let you get back
to the whole post-traumatic
stress thing.
Mmm. Stay.
- Me? Stay? - You want me to stay?
Mmm-hmm.
(CHUCKLES)
(PATS BED)
Mmm-hmm.
Yes, please.
(EXHALES)
Stay.
(BREATHES HEAVILY)
- Please. - Jackson.
And we're done here.
(CELL PHONE CHIMES)
- You want me - to get that?
It's a text.
I don't know how to...
He wants us to wait.
So I've been reminded...
To death.
And that means
we're not allowed
to kill him.
- But it doesn't mean - we can't say "Hello."
(RIFLE COCKS)
(ELECTRONIC MUSIC PLAYING)
(MUSIC STOPS)
No one home?
Oh, he's here.
- He's just not feeling - particularly hospitable.
Maybe he's out
burying a bone
in the backyard.
Really? A dog joke?
We're going there,
and that's the best
you got?
- If you wanna provoke him, - say something like,
"Too bad your sister
'bit it' before she had
her first litter."
Too bad she howled
like a bitch
when we cut her in half!
(GROWLING)
(THUD)
(GROWLING)
(ZAPPING)
(GROANING)
Wow.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
- This one grew up in - all the right places.
I don't know whether to
kill it or lick it.
Hey, it's me again.
- Look, I found something, - and I don't know
what to do, okay?
- So if you could turn - your phone on right now,
that'd be great.
Or else I'll kill you.
- Do you understand me? - I'm gonna kill you.
- And I'm too upset - to come up with
a witty description
- about how exactly I'm gonna - kill you, but I'm just
gonna do it, okay?
I'm gonna...
Ugh! Goodbye.
(SIGHING)
- God. - (KNOCKING ON DOOR)
(GASPS)
- Please tell me I'm gonna - hear good news at this
parent/teacher thing tonight.
- Depends on - how you define
"Good news."
I define it as you
getting straight A's
with no behavioral issues.
- You might wanna - rethink that definition.
Enough said.
(SIGHS)
- Come on, Scott. - Where the hell are you?
(SIGHS)
(INAUDIBLE)
(SIGHS)
(SIGHING)
(WEAPON ZAPPING)
(GROANING)
(ZAPPING)
(GROWLS)
(GROANING)
(LAUGHING)
Oh.
900,000 volts.
(SIGHS)
- You never were - good with electricity,
were you?
Or fire. (CHUCKLES)
Which is why
I'm gonna let you in
on a little secret.
- And, well, maybe we can - help each other out.
Yes, your sister was
severed into pieces
- and used as bait - to try to catch you.
Unpleasant, and frankly,
a little too
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
for my taste,
but quite true.
(CHUCKLES)
Now, here's the part
that might really
kick you in your balls.
We didn't kill her.
You think I'm lying?
- Wouldn't be - the first time.
- (CLICKS TONGUE) - Sweetie...
Well,
why don't you just
listen to my heart
and tell me if I am.
Okay?
We...
(HEART BEATING)
...didn't...
...kill...
...your sister.
(HEART BEATING STEADILY)
Do you hear that?
There's no blips
or upticks.
- Just the steady beat - of the cold, hard truth.
- Found bite marks on - your sister's body, Derek.
What do you think did that?
A mountain lion?
- Why aren't we - helping each other out?
- You might as well admit - what you've been
guessing all along,
which is, the Alpha
killed your sister.
- And all you have to do - is tell us who he is,
- and we'll take care - of it for you.
Problem solved,
everybody goes home happy.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
Unless, you don't know
who he is either.
(CHUCKLES)
(LAUGHS)
Wow. Guess who just
became totally useless?
(DOGS BARKING)
- Hey, Scott, - it's me again.
- I'm just calling - to make sure that
everything's okay.
- You were supposed - to be here an hour ago.
Maybe you forgot.
- Well, whatever it is, - just give me a call
- and let me know - that everything's okay.
- All right. Thanks. - (BELL JINGLES)
Sheriff Stilinski.
- Listen, I hate - to bother you,
but I'm having
a bitch of a time
getting a consensus
- on what this is - we're dealing with.
(CHUCKLES)
- I'm really flattered - you've come to me
for help,
- but, like I said before, - I'm no expert.
- But you were pretty - certain the other day
about our attacker
being a mountain lion.
That's right.
- I wanna - show you something.
- We got a little lucky here, - the video store didn't have
any cameras,
- but a security camera - that was watching
another parking lot
- happened to grab - a few frames.
- Take a look at - our mountain lion.
Here's another.
- DR. DEATON: - It's interesting.
Actually, this is
the interesting one.
I see what you mean.
- I've never seen - a mountain lion do that.
- Can't say - I have either.
- You've got - a problem here.
- My first instinct - was it was a bear,
- but bears don't walk - on two legs.
No, they drop
to all fours.
- Look, like I said, - you really need
an expert here.
Yeah, yeah, but...
Could this still be
a mountain lion?
- I'm sorry. I've got - a sick Doberman that
needs my attention.
No other ideas?
I'm sorry.
- Really, I wish - I could help you,
but I've got a sick...
Yeah. Dog.
I heard you.
- Thanks for - humoring me again.
(DOGS BARKING)
(CHUCKLES)
SCOTT: Oh...
(ENGINE STARTS)
So being completely honest,
this was...
- ...kind of - a perfect birthday.
Good.
- I'd know if you - were lying anyway.
Oh, really.
You have a tell.
You touch your eyebrow
right here.
Huh!
Let's see if
you can figure out
if I'm lying now.
Uh...
- I wish that my parents - weren't coming home
from the teacher
conferences.
So I could spend
the rest of the day
with you.
The rest of the day?
Well, the rest
of the night.
With me?
(CHUCKLES)
Oh, God.
- The parent/teacher - conferences!
I'm supposed to be there.
- I'm below "C" on, - like, everything.
Well, they're going on now.
Right now.
Jackson's a highly
motivated student.
In fact, I'd describe him
as "Unusually driven."
- Yeah, we were hoping - he might ease up
on himself a little.
- He's always been - real hard on himself.
- It's just, you know, - something we assumed
- was an effect of him - being adopted.
- ADRIAN: - I think I understand.
- He's never met - his biological parents.
- MR. WHITTEMORE: - Yeah, that's right.
- It's the need to please, - the overachieving,
- the desire to make - someone proud...
Someone he's
never even met.
- ADRIAN: Something - certainly seems to have
- recalibrated his - desire for achievement
several notches higher.
Not to be too blunt about it,
but he seems almost obsessed.
- Let me tell you, - there's plenty to
say about Lydia.
- (SCOFFS) - Did I not predict this?
Here we go.
- Total nuclear meltdown - as usual.
- MR. MARTIN: - What is it?
- Is it her grades, - concentration issues,
erratic behavior?
- I'm not the one who told her - she had to choose who she
wants to live with,
- as if that wouldn't warp - a 16-year-old girl.
Just tell us
what the problem is.
- I wasn't aware that - there was a problem.
Hmm.
Academically,
- Lydia's one of - the finest students
I've ever had.
- Her A.P. classes - push her GPA above a 5.0.
- I'd actually like to - have her I.Q. tested.
And socially,
- she displays outstanding - leadership qualities.
- I mean, - she's a real leader.
Stiles, that's right.
- I thought "Stiles" - was his last name.
- His last name - is "Stilinski."
You named your kid
"Stiles Stilinski"?
- No, that's just what - he likes to be called.
- Oh. Well, I like to - be called "Cupcake."
What is his first name?
Wow, that's a form
of child abuse.
I don't...
I don't even know
how to pronounce that.
- It was his - mother's father's name.
(LAUGHS) Wow.
You must really
love your wife.
Yeah, I did.
- Well, this just became - incredibly awkward.
Hey, what do you say
we get to the conference part
of this conference, Cupcake?
I like your thinking.
(PAPERS RUSTLING)
So, Stiles.
Great kid.
- Zero ability to focus. - Super smart.
- Never takes advantage - of his talents.
How do you mean?
Well, for
his final question
on his midterm exam,
he detailed
the entire history
of the male circumcision.
Well, I mean,
it does have historical
significance, right?
I mean...
I teach economics.
Ah, crap!
Where the hell are you?
Get to the school now.
- How about - we get started?
Sure.
Lately Scott's mind
has been somewhere else,
as has his body.
Personally, I think it may
have something to do with
his home situation.
- Oh, well, personally, - I'm not sure what you mean
by "home situation."
Uh, specifically
the lack of
an authority figure.
- Yeah, I'm - the authority figure, so...
Sorry.
Allow me to clarify.
- I mean the lack of - a male authority figure.
Oh.
- Well, trust me, - we're much better off
without him in the picture.
- Well, does Scott - feel the same way?
Yes. I think so.
I hope so.
- ADRIAN: - But he's going through
some difficult changes.
- He just needs - a little extra attention,
- a guiding hand - through this crucial stage
of his development.
- FEMALE TEACHER: - Allison Argent.
An incredibly sweet girl.
- And quick to adjust, - despite all
the moving around.
We know it's hard on her,
but, it's a necessary evil.
Necessary or not,
I'd be prepared
for some...
How do I put this?
Rebelliousness?
- We appreciate - the concern,
- but we have - a great relationship
with our daughter.
Very open and honest.
- I'm happy - to hear that.
- And let her know - that I hope she's
feeling better.
Oh, she wasn't in class?
- Oh, she wasn't in school. - I checked with the office.
- Scott, you need to - call me right now.
Oh, my God.
Your mom?
Yeah, I'm dead.
(GRUNTS)
- Allison, answering - your cell phone
will make discussing
the terms of your
grounding much easier.
Well, call me back
before your punishment
reaches biblical proportions.
- Kate hasn't heard - from her either.
She doesn't do this.
- Excuse me, you're not - Allison's parents,
are you?
- I'm Scott's mom, and I hate - to say it, but he's not
answering his phone either.
You're his mother?
- Funny how you say that - like it's an accusation.
- Well, I wouldn't claim it - as a source of pride,
- since he basically - kidnapped my daughter today.
- How do we know skipping - school wasn't your
daughter's idea?
My daughter...
(CAR DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)
(SIGHS)
...is right there.
Let's go.
- Where exactly - have you been?
Nowhere, Mom.
- Nowhere, - meaning not at school.
- Kind of. - It's not his fault.
- It's my birthday, - and we were...
CHRIS: Allison.
In the car.
(GIRL SCREAMS)
(INDISTINCT YELLING)
(GIRL SCREAMING)
(GROWLING)
(HEART BEATING)
(HEARTBEAT QUICKENS)
(GROWLING)
(TIRES SCREECH)
(CAR HORN HONKING)
Allison!
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Are you okay?
(GROWLING)
Move! Move!
(CAR HORN HONKING)
(TIRES SCREECH)
(GIRL SCREAMS)
(GROANS)
I'm okay.
(GROWLING)
(GUNSHOTS)
Oh, my God.
(EXHALES)