- ALLISON: - Previously on Teen Wolf...
- Why're you looking at me - like this is my fault?
- You're seeing things, - aren't you?
SCOTT: How'd you know?
- Because it's happening - to all three of you.
- (GASPS) - Wake up!
- Eight years ago, - almost an entire family
died in a car accident.
- A young girl named Malia - was never found.
- Two bodies that were still - in the car were covered
in bites and slashes.
Malia?
You see this equipment?
Very old.
The settings are not
quite accurate anymore.
- So it's hard to tell - just how far
to turn the dial.
I think it's a little high.
(SCREAMS)
- I've seen some - crack their teeth.
Others, they just
shake and shake even
after their heart stops.
- Sometimes - we don't even know
they're dead.
(BOTH GROANING)
(LAUGHS) But nobody wants
to play a guessing game.
So, why don't
you just tell us?
Where is la loba?
We don't know
where la loba is.
No? Maybe you need
a different method
of persuasion?
Maybe we cut
one of you in half,
the other talks?
I would love to
be there for volunteer,
but we really don't know
what you're talking about.
- And honestly, - isn't bisecting people
- with a broad sword - a little medieval?
(CHUCKLES)
Broad sword?
We're not savages.
(CHAINSAW WHIRRING)
We all wonder
how far your little
healing trick goes.
- What do you think? - Can you grow back an arm?
- We're pretty sure you can't - grow back your head.
ARAYA: Boys.
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
(WHIRRING STOPS)
No hablo espanol.
Tu hablas muchos idiomas,
Derek Hale.
You know exactly
what I'm saying.
And you know who we want.
Where is the She-Wolf?
We don't know any She-Wolf.
- I know you won't talk, - lobito.
This one will talk.
This one loves the sound
of his own voice.
You should hear me sing.
- We want to - hear you scream.
- No one ever wants - to hear me sing.
What could we do
to persuade you?
Where is the She-Wolf?
(SCREAMING)
Think about it.
I'm only going to ask you
nine more times.
(BOTH SCREAMING)
Oh.
(PANTING)
- I think - I found something.
So did I.
- STILES: - It's a coyote den.
Werecoyote.
- STILES: You see this? - This is Malia's.
Remember,
it's the same one she
was wearing in the photo.
We shouldn't be in here.
What do you mean?
She's not going to
come back now.
We just invaded her home.
- Our scent's going - to be everywhere.
- If she's not going - to come back here,
where's she going to go?
I don't know.
- Can you track her now? - You think you got her scent?
Maybe.
- But I'm better at this - when I'm a full wolf.
- And I'm still worried - that if I do it,
- I won't be able - to turn back.
- (SIGHS) - The door's still open.
If I can't get to Derek,
we're gonna have to find
someone else to help.
- This is basically - a crime scene, right?
- I think it might be - a little out of
my boss's league.
And more in my dad's.
- (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION - OVER RADIO)
You're sure it was her?
- I looked her - right in the eyes.
- And they glowed - just like mine.
It makes sense, Dad.
But it wasn't a girl.
It was a four-legged
coyote, right?
- Well, okay. But yeah, - see, that's the point
- that we don't exactly - have figured out yet.
- Okay, - but if it was a full moon
and she did change
- while her mom was driving, - then anything
could've happened.
- Horrible things - could've happened.
- Ripping, shredding, - tearing things.
- Which is probably - what caused the accident.
- Think about it, - Dad, all right.
- They're driving, - Malia starts to change,
- she goes out of control, - the mom crashes
and everybody dies...
Except for Malia.
She blames herself, right,
- goes off running - into the woods
- and eventually - becomes trapped
inside the body
of a coyote.
- That makes sense. - (SIGHS)
In a Chinese folktale.
Boys, this is...
This is insane.
I need this kept quiet.
- The two of you, - not a word.
- I don't want anyone - hearing about this.
I especially
don't want Mr. Tate
hearing about this.
Scott? Scott!
Sorry.
What did you say?
Oh, hell.
Mr. Tate.
Mr. Tate?
It's hers.
- All right, wait here. - Dad.
- I'll talk to you - in a minute.
- I wouldn't mind hearing - how your mom's okay
- with you running around - in the woods this late.
- STILINSKI: What the hell - are you doing
bringing him here?
- I'm getting confirmation - on a more than
significant lead.
- And starting to understand - why your department
can't close cases.
There's no body.
There's no remains
to identify.
- Well, not yet, Sheriff. - But do a little digging
and I'm sure you'll
uncover something.
- Like the bones of - a 9-year-old girl.
- I think you're going to find - it's just a little bit more
- complicated than that, - Special Agent.
- Come on, Stilinski, - you know how this goes.
- It's the not knowing that - ruins people like Tate.
The truth, no matter
how profoundly it sucks...
- The truth is always better - than not knowing.
(SNARLING)
- Here's where - we found the den.
- It's right in the middle - of the hiking trails.
- Well, that could - narrow it down.
- Coyotes travel - in fixed trails.
- But I think you're - right about her not
going back to the den.
Coyotes don't like wolves.
- And they're really smart. - If they don't want
to be heard,
- they actually walk - on their toes.
Coyotes tip-toe?
- They tip-toe. - (MOUTHING)
(BELL RINGING)
- I got to go, but send me - the pinned location.
Okay.
Hey. I'm Kira.
You knew that.
- I knew you knew that. - I don't know why I just
told you that again.
- Anyway, I have - something for you.
For me?
Yeah.
About the bardo.
My explanation was
sort of all over the place,
- so I did some research and - I printed it out for you.
- (CHUCKLES) Ah, you didn't - have to do that.
- It only took - a couple of hours.
- Wow. Then you really - didn't have to do that.
I swear I printed it out.
- Kira. You forgot - all the research you did
for that boy you like.
- YUKIMURA: - All right, everyone.
Let's get started.
We were just talking
about internment camps
and prisoners of war.
- There's a passage - in our reading
- that I'd like to go over - in more detail...
Who would like to come up
and read aloud for us?
- Mr. Stilinski, - how about you?
Oh, maybe
someone else could.
- Everyone participates - in my class, Mr. Stilinski.
Okay.
Stiles? You okay?
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
- I should take him - to the nurse's office.
- Stiles, look at me, man. - Is this a panic attack?
- It's a dream, it's a dream. - This is just a dream.
- No, it's not. - This is real. You're here.
You're here with me.
Okay, what do you do?
I mean, like,
how do you tell
if you're awake or dreaming?
- Your fingers... - You count your fingers.
- You have extra fingers - in dreams.
- How many do I have? - Hey!
Look at me.
Come on, Stiles.
- Look at my hands - and count with me.
One...
Two.
Keep going.
Three.
Four.
Five.
- Six. - Seven.
Eight.
Nine.
Ten.
(PANTING)
- What the hell is - happening to me?
- We'll figure it out. - You're going to be okay.
Am I?
Are you?
Scott, you can't transform.
Allison's being haunted
by her dead aunt.
- And I'm straight up - losing my mind.
We can't do this.
We can't...
We can't help Malia.
We can't help anyone.
We can try.
We can always try.
(BELL RINGING)
- Do not forget the chapters - on President Carter
- and the Commission - on Wartime Relocation.
(SNARLING)
Oh, my God.
(GROWLING)
(PANTING)
(COYOTE GROWLING)
(GASPING)
(COYOTE GROWLS)
PETER: I don't want to make
it sound like we don't
appreciate your hospitality
but do you think
it would be possible
to put that on ice?
- Maybe something for my hand? - Extra-large Band-Aid?
- Perhaps some - antibiotic ointment?
(FOOTSTEPS)
(SIGHS)
(GUN FIRING)
(THUD)
No.
(GRUNTING)
- You're the one - who saved Isaac.
- I'm the one who was - hired to save Isaac.
- Someone hired you to - get us out of here?
- Someone hired me to - get Derek out of here.
- You, I'm totally fine - leaving for dead.
- When did I get - this reputation?
Who hired you?
Deucalion.
- Deucalion? The guy - who did that to you?
Girl's gotta eat.
- All right, - let's get the hell
out of here.
- We're not leaving - without it.
Without what?
- A couple of students said - they saw it running
- across the field - and back into the woods.
- Thank God, - nobody got hurt.
- What happens if - she does hurt someone?
- (SIGHS) Most likely - they'll have to
put it down.
Put her down?
Dad, try not to forget
there's a girl in there,
- one that - you'll be killing.
- Come on, - you aren't back to
not believing, are you?
I believe
there are a lot of things
I don't understand yet.
- But that doesn't mean - that everything
and anything imaginable
is suddenly possible.
Now, are you 100% sure
that this is a girl
and not an animal?
Yes.
Because Scott's sure.
Scott, you been listening?
- All right, let's get this - figured out. Come on.
Dad, seriously,
I'm okay.
Why were you not
headed to lunch
like everyone else?
They left their bags.
I was just trying to
do something nice.
- You do something nice - and you make friends.
Or so I've heard.
- Scott. I think I know - what she was looking for.
- You took the doll - from the car?
- Yeah, I thought - you could use it, you know,
for like her scent.
- Where did you get that? - Where did you find this?
- It belonged - to my daughter.
(WHISPERS) Sorry.
- Mr. Tate, I don't know - how you heard about this.
- If you got your own - police scanner or what...
But you can't be here.
I have a permit.
California schools
are gun free zones,
permit or no permit.
- You need to leave, - Mr. Tate. Now.
(STUTTERS)
You find that animal.
You find that thing.
Xylazine.
It's a tranquilizer
for horses.
For a werecoyote,
expect it to work
within seconds.
I only have three.
- So whoever's shooting, - needs to be a damn good shot.
Allison's a perfect shot.
She used to be.
She can do it.
- If we manage - to find the thing.
- Okay, what is - the point of him?
- Seriously, I mean, - what is his purpose?
- Aside from - the persistent negativity
and the scarf?
What's up with
the scarf anyway?
It's 65 degrees out.
- Look, maybe - I'm asking a question
no one here wants to ask.
How do we turn a coyote
back into a girl,
- when she hasn't been a girl - for eight years?
I can do it.
You can?
- You remember the night - that Peter trapped us
in the school?
- In the gym, - he was able to make me turn
using just his voice.
- Deucalion did - the same thing
in the distillery.
- This is - a werecoyote, Scott.
- Who knows if it'll even work - if you can find someone
who can teach you.
- That's why - you called Derek, first.
- (SIGHS) Yeah, - I could try it on my own.
But right now,
I'm too scared to even
change into just a werewolf.
We need a real Alpha.
- You know what I mean. - An Alpha who can
do Alpha things.
- You know, an Alpha - who can get it going.
You know, get it...
Up?
Great. I'm an Alpha
with performance issues.
- Is there anyone else - besides Derek
who could help?
I wouldn't trust Peter.
Maybe the twins?
They're not Alphas
anymore.
- After what Jennifer did, - almost killing them?
It broke that part of them.
- Yeah, but what if - they know how to do it?
- Nobody's seen them - for weeks.
- Well, actually, - that's not totally true.
- They said - they'd meet us here.
(GRUNTING)
(GROANS)
- I thought you guys - were gonna teach me
to roar.
- We are. You do it - by giving in.
- Giving in and letting go. - That's how Deucalion
taught us control.
(GROANS)
- Hey, you know, - that's funny.
- I've actually tried - something like this one time
- using a heart monitor - and lacrosse balls.
- But you're right, beating - the living crap out of him
is probably a lot better.
- That's actually the plan? - You kick my ass?
- You're afraid to turn. - We're going to make you.
- You turn. - Then you kick our asses.
AIDEN: And then you roar.
(ROARING)
- You don't think you can - let go with us?
- You think you're going - to hurt us?
Come on, McCall.
Give it your all.
We can always heal.
(GROANS)
- You're an Alpha. - You want to roar like one,
- you've got to give in - full throttle.
- You've got to - be the monster.
- Become the beast. - Become everything
you're afraid of.
- That's what gives you power. - It gives you strength.
(GROANING)
- AIDEN: Giving into it - doesn't make you
the bad guy.
- So long as - you can control it.
- Sometimes control's - a little overrated.
(GROANS)
- Come on, Scott. - Fight back.
What if I can't control it?
What if I can't turn back?
Then it takes over.
You become Malia.
- You get further and further - away from being human.
- You turn into an animal. - Or worse.
You turn into Peter.
(GROWLING)
(SCREAMING)
(GROANING)
- What? I thought - we were helping him.
You help too much.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
- Do you think you can - hone in on Malia?
- If not, we're going to - be in the woods
for a very long time.
- I've got a pretty good lock - on her scent.
- It's actually - kind of strong.
What is it?
Pee.
You okay?
- KATE: The ME marked - the cause of death
as animal attack,
but the authorities are
waiting for confirmation
by autopsy.
Personally, I think
it might have been
something a little...
Stranger.
Ah.
- Well, there's definitely - something wrong with it.
(THUD)
- The rest of the organs - look pretty good, though.
(ROARING)
ISAAC: Allison!
- Oh, my God! - I'm so sorry.
I'm... I'm so sorry.
I don't know what
I was doing. I'm sorry.
- Als, better than - ring daggers, I guess.
- How am I supposed to help - anyone if I'm like this?
What am I supposed to do?
Allison.
Let me help you.
Show me what to do.
(BRAKES SCREECHING)
Anyone else think
we might be doing
more harm than good?
- We're trying to - keep a father from
killing his own daughter.
Actually, we're trying
to keep a guy
from killing a coyote
- who is actually - his daughter,
- who we don't know how to - change from a coyote
back to his daughter.
- And again with - the not helping.
Did you bring it?
- STILINSKI: A jogger on her - early morning run almost
stepped right into this.
Now, you want to tell me
exactly how many of those
you put out there?
Sheriff, hold on...
- Oh, my God. Some kid - could get trapped
in one of these.
- Some kid could die - in one of these.
My kid died.
Mine.
You and me.
We're going out
there right now.
- And we're going - to disarm every single one,
- I don't care - if it takes all night.
It's in the house.
Tate!
(GUNSHOT)
Wait, wait.
Wait! Wait!
I want the woods cleared of
hikers, joggers, anybody else
who might be on those trails.
(CELLPHONE RINGING)
It took the doll again?
What the hell is so important
about this doll?
- STILINSKI ON PHONE: - I don't know,
but listen to me.
- There are traps - all over the woods.
- Near the trails. - Probably near the car crash.
- And Tate is out there - with a rifle.
I want you to stay
out of those woods.
You got that?
Stiles?
- It's the doll. - Stiles?
It's the doll?
(GUNSHOT)
- All right, - but why would it go
all the way to the school
- and then all the way - back to the house
just for a doll?
- One that was - in the car wreck
in the first place.
- We didn't find it - in the coyote den.
- It likes the doll. - Who cares?
It likes the doll a lot.
What kind of doll is it?
- I don't know. - It's a doll, you know.
It's got little arms,
a big baby head
and dead, soulless eyes.
Actually, I took a pic.
Here.
That's Malia?
- Yeah, that's the jacket - and the scarf
we found in the den.
- Stiles, she's not - holding the doll.
That's Malia's
younger sister.
It's her doll.
- I know - what she's doing.
What?
I know where she's going.
Isaac, wait!
(SCREAMS)
(PANTING)
Allison, there he is.
- Hit Tate. - Use the tranq on him.
Okay?
Okay, come on.
Allison.
Allison!
Breathe.
(BREATHES DEEPLY)
(WHISPERING IN FRENCH)
(TRANQUILIZER GUN FIRES)
ALLISON:
Isaac, she's gone.
- Scott, it's me, - you got to call me back
as soon as you can.
- It wasn't Malia's doll. - It was her sister's.
- Malia left it at the car - for her sister.
- It's like bringing - flowers to a grave.
- Okay, and we stole - the flowers.
- So, that's all she's - trying to do, right.
- Bring the doll back - to the grave,
to the car wreck.
- That's where she's headed. - The car wreck.
- Stiles? - Yeah.
- Stiles? - Lydia, don't move.
- Look for a warning label. - A warning label?
- Instructions on - how to disarm it.
- Lydia, why the hell would - they put instructions on
the bottom of a trap?
- Because animals - can't read.
- Lydia, we got - a problem.
Huh?
I can't read either.
You don't need
the instructions.
- When was the last time - you've ever used
instructions? Am I right?
You don't need them because
you're too smart to waste
your time with them, okay?
You can figure it out.
Stiles, you're the one
who always figures it out.
So you can do it.
Figure it out.
Okay, here we go.
Ready?
(GASPING)
Okay, here we go.
(LYDIA SQUEALS)
(BOTH GRUNTING)
(SIGHS)
(ROARING)
(SNARLS)
(GROWLS)
(YELLS)
(DISTANT HOWLING)
- That's what - I'm talking about.
(GROWLING)
(KNOCKING)
Mr. Tate.
Malia?
(BOTH SOBBING)
It's made from
a Rowan tree.
It's mountain
ash wood.
And that would be
just mountain ash.
- Somebody really doesn't - want our hands in there.
(SIGHS)
(BUZZING)