- SCOTT: Previously on - Teen Wolf...
- STILES: If you can - explain why this is blue,
I'll let it go.
- The Ghost Riders. - The Wild Hunt.
(HORSES NEIGHING)
- They come by storm, - and they take people.
(SCREAMING)
- Everyone is - forgetting everything...
Who's Stiles?
- Why don't you tell me - your name?
- They're comin' for me. - Find some way to remember me.
Remember I love you.
(LYDIA YELLS)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(HORSE NEIGHING)
(GHOSTLY NICKERING)
Did you feel that?
Feel what?
Thought I heard something.
- Forget it. All right, - let's keep goin'.
Or we could call it.
- We gotta work - on your back shots.
Why?
Liam. They suck.
What are you talkin' about?
- Your back shots. - Which suck.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- I must've been thinkin' - of someone else.
- Yeah. Maybe someone else - who should be Captain?
SCOTT: We'll make it.
Well, guess
we have to go now.
No, we don't.
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
MASON: Okay, now stir in
the iron filings.
- How is this - supposed to work?
- The ferromagnetic - properties are gonna
interact with...
- Don't worry, it works. - Just make sure that
all the iron oxide is
completely absorbed.
Yeah. (GRUNTS)
- How come you're here - if you already know this?
(SCOFFS) Know it?
He's practically
teaching it.
- Well, this is, uh, - my favorite physics lab.
- We're all here - for the extra credit.
- I mean, don't you have, like, - a four point something?
Four point nine.
I didn't even know
it went that high.
(CHUCKLES)
I'm stuck at 2.7.
- Hey, look, - you work two jobs.
And dying didn't
exactly help your GPA.
- So, I don't know, - all you need is just
a little help.
(SIGHS)
You're doing this for me.
Are you mad?
Furious.
Okay.
There you go.
- (BOTH CHUCKLE) - It worked.
- Uh... Uh... - Is it supposed to be
that strong?
- What the hell - are you guys doing?
Physics.
Extra credit.
- Extra credit? - At 9 o'clock at night?
Come on, guys.
Get the hell out of here.
Go have lives.
- Your teenage years - are not the time
for academic achievement.
Yes, they are.
- That's a lie - sold to you
by the government.
- Go find some girls, - get into trouble.
Live a little.
- Damn. - We're gay.
Even better. Go gays!
Now get out of my face!
- I don't get paid to lock up - after you losers.
Yes, you do.
Get out of here!
Go wreak some havoc
like the other kids.
Uh... My phone.
I think I left it upstairs.
(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)
(LEAVES RUSTLING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
COREY: Mason?
(DOORS CRASHING OPEN)
(WIND WHOOSHING)
(CLOCK TICKING)
- (FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING) - (METAL CLANGING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(CELL PHONE BUZZING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(JAKE GRUNTING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(WHIPPING)
(WIND WHOOSHING)
(GASPS)
(DOORS SLAMMING SHUT)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(HEART BEATING)
- What's wrong? - Something's happening
to Mason.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(YELLS)
(GRUNTS)
(PANTING)
They were here.
The Ghost Riders.
Here? Just now?
- I thought they left - when the storm left.
I guess not,
because two of them
were right up there.
What were they doing?
We didn't see when they
came in. We only saw them
when we turned invisible.
- You brought him - into this?
He was trying to protect me.
- Uh, they didn't seem - to care about us.
- They, they - walked right by us.
Then what happened?
(SMACKS LIPS)
Uh... Then they just
jumped down and left.
That's it?
Yeah.
- They didn't take someone? - There was nobody
else in here?
No. (STUTTERS)
It was just us.
- (MALIA GRUNTING) - (PANTING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
That was, uh...
Wow! (CHUCKLES)
(EXHALES)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(GRUNTS AND SIGHS)
(GRUNTS)
- I'm kind of not used - to sleeping like this...
(SHUSHING)
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
Are those chains?
Shh.
It's nothing.
- STILES: Do you see him? - (LOUD THUD)
- (TRAIN RATTLING) - (HIGH-PITCHED SCREECHING)
(LOUD RUMBLING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
Lydia, what's wrong?
- Did you hear that? - I heard you screaming.
No. It was the sound
of a train passing
through my room.
- Oh, honey, you were - having a nightmare.
- No, I wasn't. - It wasn't a...
Well, there wasn't
a train and we haven't had
an earthquake, so... (SIGHS)
- It just must've been - a bad dream.
(DOOR CLOSES)
But I wasn't asleep.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(SIGHS)
(WINCES)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(SCHOOL BELL RINGS)
(ALL YELLING AND CLAMORING)
Yes!
- Now that's what - I'm talkin' about.
That's how it's done.
That is Captain material.
BOTH: You're late.
- Which makes you - not Captain material.
- Liam is - Captain material.
He's...
(BLOWS WHISTLE)
- Let's go, gather around. - Listen up.
Thanks to McCall's
selfish desire
to focus on his "grades"
and his "graduation,"
we are leaderless.
You want to be a champion,
you wanna be a hero?
Now's your shot.
All right, all you
wannabe Captains,
I wanna see you
guys tear
each other apart.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(BLOWING WHISTLE)
(GRUNTING)
- Definitely not - Captain material there,
Dumb-bar.
- "Dunbar." - Yeah. That's what I said.
- (PANTING) - You said Dumb-bar.
- And your mouth just - bought you equipment duty.
Don't you have class?
- Don't you? - STUDENT: Shh.
- I can't stop thinking - about last night.
Me either.
Shh!
- I've read everything - about the Wild Hunt.
You know, how they come in
by storm, collecting souls,
riding lightning.
But I just don't know why
they were here. You know,
they're Ghost Riders.
What were they doing
in a high school library?
What are you doing here?
- (STUTTERS) - I just had a feeling.
About what?
Shh!
We only saw them
'cause of your power.
What if you have some
kinda special ability
no one knows about?
So? What do you feel?
- (SIGHS) When the - Ghost Riders were
up there...
- I think they were - holding something.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(ROPE SNAPPING)
- Why can't we remember - what happened?
- What if they weren't - holding something...
But someone?
(LIAM BREATHING HEAVILY)
I blew it,
didn't I?
- (SIGHS) - You blew it off.
- You'd have to be trying - in order to blow it.
Maybe someone else
can be Captain.
- (STAMMERING) With school work - and all the other stuff
we have to deal with...
Devenford Prep
started practice
three weeks before us.
Riverside two weeks.
We're behind before
we even start.
- Half our team can't - even cradle the ball,
let alone score.
Why can't you stay Captain?
- I'm graduating. - You know, I'm not gonna
be here next year.
- Somebody's gotta step up - and fill in the gap.
It should be you.
Yeah?
- Well, Coach - doesn't want me.
- I don't know - if the team wants me.
- It's not up to them. - It's up to you.
You have to want this.
Because they're gonna
keep comin' at you.
They're gonna keep
knocking you down.
And you have to get back up.
- You have to show them - that you can get back up.
Leaders don't run.
(FINSTOCK CLAPPING)
Now that's what
I'm talkin' about,
McCall.
That's exactly
the intensity
this team needs.
- And you, - I'm lookin' forward
to crushing
- that little adorable - baby face of yours.
(SNICKERS)
(DOORS CLOSE)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(SCHOOL BELL RINGS)
- I'm impressed. - With most of you.
- It really speaks - to your study habits
- and your commitment - to your own education.
- Everyone else, - see me for extra help.
Ms. Fleming, um...
- I already told you, Lydia, - I don't give extra credit
for alternate equations
- based on your own - theoretical findings.
Well, okay then.
Malia. Claws.
Claws, Malia.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(WHISPERING)
Excuse me,
who are you?
- What are you doing - in this class?
- (TRAIN RATTLING) - (HIGH-PITCHED SCREECHING)
(GASPING)
- You want to see - the absentee list?
- Yes. - May I ask why?
Werewolf stuff.
(SIGHS)
I thought I made it clear
that Beacon Hills High School
is a dedicated safe space.
I had to convince 23 students
that what they saw in the
library last semester
was a large bear
and the fangs
on Scott McCall
- were the result of acute - Teenage Hallucination
Syndrome.
- What is Teenage - Hallucination Syndrome?
I have no idea.
- But we think someone - could be missing. And
they could be in danger.
Well, I can assure you
that nobody has reported
a student missing.
And all absentees are
accounted for. Gentlemen,
I appreciate your
concern and I thank you
for your vigilance.
Remember, safe space.
Now, go back to class.
We don't have class.
Then go back to
something. Anything.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(EXHALES)
(DOORS OPEN)
- STILES: (ECHOING) - You know me. Oh,
thank God, you know me.
Do you see him?
Do you see him? All right,
come on, come on!
(PANTING)
STILES: This way.
Whoa, whoa, whoa,
stop! This way, this way.
(HORSE NEIGHING)
LYDIA: Where are they?
STILES: Everywhere!
Will you forget me?
I won't... I won't!
- MALIA: Lydia, look out! - (TIRES SCREECHING)
- (CAR HONKING) - (PANTING)
Are you okay?
(SIGHS) I'm fine.
What were you doing?
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Trying to remember.
- No one's - unaccounted for?
You can reword the question
as much as you want.
The answer is still no.
Do you feel anything?
Does your Hellhound intuition
sense something wrong
with the supernatural?
- I'm a harbinger of death. - Not a harbinger of kidnapping.
- I'm also a Sheriff's Deputy - working on an unsolved murder,
- that for once doesn't - involve shape shifters,
- resurrected 18th century - serial killers, or me.
- It's just a straightforward - robbery-homicide.
"Straightforward?"
- He was bludgeoned - to death and stuffed
in a high school air duct.
And I already have your
statement. Have a great day,
Mason. You too, Corey.
- (INDISTINCT CHATTER - ON POLICE RADIO)
(DOOR BANGS)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(EXHALES)
Whatcha doin'?
Uh, nothing. Just
checking out this locker.
Is it yours?
(SMACKS LIPS)
Not really.
I'm relatively new here, but
I'm pretty sure breakin' into
someone else's locker
is against the rules.
(NERVOUS CHUCKLE)
- I'm not breaking into - someone else's locker.
- What does it - look like to you?
- It looks like I'm breaking - into someone else's locker.
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
- Yeah, uh, I think - I'll go to class now.
- Yeah, probably - a good idea.
(EXHALES)
They must have had someone
up there. I mean, that's the
only logical explanation.
- Yeah. - How do you know?
Logic. And Corey
has a hunch.
What? Is that a chameleon
thing? (SCOFFS) I thought all
they could do was disappear.
Corey just wants to help.
- Yeah, where was he when - we were fighting a nine foot
werewolf to save you?
- And why was he loyal - to Theo for so long?
There was a time where
we all trusted Theo,
including you.
I'll trust him when he does
something trustworthy.
Unlike right now, when
I can hear his heart racing
from across the room.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
What about Hayden?
You forgave her,
no problem.
She almost died that night
trying to stop Sebastien.
All you did was hide.
- What was I supposed to do? - You and Hayden have
claws and fangs.
- Liam, look, it's not like - chameleons are the
- apex predator of the - animal kingdom.
- All Corey can do - is disappear.
- Then maybe that's what - he should do.
(DOOR CLOSES)
What?
- How is he supposed to - trust you if you're
hiding in the walls?
I already told you.
- Your friends aren't - my friends. Why can't
you just accept that?
That might work for you guys,
but that doesn't work for me.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
I keep having this feeling
like there's pieces missing.
Holes in my memory.
Like this. I took that
from a windshield at the
Sheriff's Impound Lot
but I can't remember
why I was there.
The subconscious can be
a conduit for our memories.
Dreams and waking dreams
can be powerful tools
to help us remember.
(SIGHS) Could it all be
connected? The Ghost Riders,
the Wild Hunt, the holes?
- The Wild Hunt are drawn - to war and mayhem.
- I've never heard of it - doing anything to
anyone's memory.
It's almost like
you have a form of
Phantom limb syndrome.
It's common in war.
Amputees can have the
sensation of an itch
they can't scratch or
a pain that couldn't
possibly be there.
The missing limb is
so important, the brain acts
like the limb's still there.
So, my subconscious is trying
to tell me what's missing?
It may be.
How the hell do
I figure out
what it's saying?
- Well, the easiest way - to do that would be
to simply go to sleep.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(SIGHS)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(OWL HOOTING)
(WIND WHOOSHING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(CLINKING)
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
- Hello? - MALIA: Over here.
- Has it really - come to this?
Can you give me a hand?
If this is a new after-school
club, (SIGHS) count me out?
I've got a problem.
I'm growling at people
in class.
I'm clawing at my desk.
I tried turning the floor of
my bedroom into a coyote den.
- Do these look - familiar to you?
(CLINKING)
No. Why would it?
- Malia, do you really - think this is going
to keep you safe?
They used to. Before the
lake house, this is where
I'd come for the full moon.
- But you weren't down here - with me. Scott wasn't
down here with me.
Right, so...
Who was?
- You couldn't have - done it alone.
(CELL PHONE VIBRATING)
It's Scott.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(DOORS CLOSE)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Hey, I went to bed
at home and I woke up
out in the woods.
About a mile out. I think
there's a reason why
this has happened.
I've been out here before.
It was the beginning
of sophomore year
- the night before - tryouts for First Line.
- I remember because it was - all that I could think about.
(RATTLING)
MALIA: What were you doing?
- I was looking - for a dead body.
That's morbid.
- SCOTT: So then, what was - I doing out here all alone?
- I wish I could help you, - but I didn't know you then.
- I was still a coyote so - I might've tried to eat it.
- Deaton said that my - subconscious is trying
to tell me something.
But I need you guys
to help me figure out
what it's saying.
- LYDIA: Maybe you were - just a curious teenager.
You heard there was a body.
SCOTT: But how? I never
watched the news. And I didn't
have a police scanner.
- Your mom works - at the hospital.
Maybe she got
called in and you
overheard her?
- My mom wasn't - home that night.
I live five miles
away from here.
How did I get here?
You drove.
I didn't have a car.
You ran.
I couldn't have.
I had asthma.
(SHUDDERING)
(HUFFS)
I was hiding, but
they knew that
I was here.
Maybe you made a ton
of noise with your
asthmatic breathing.
- How would they - know that it was me?
STILINSKI: (ECHOING) Scott!
(NORMAL VOICE)
Scott, you out there?
(ECHOING) Scott?
Why would the Sheriff
even think that
I would be out here?
- Because like most deaths - in this town, it was related
to the supernatural.
I wasn't supernatural.
I mean, this was the
night that I was bitten.
(SNARLING)
(YELLING)
I wasn't a werewolf yet.
And I wasn't out here alone.
- (MUSIC PLAYING) - (DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
- I just wanted - to tell you...
that I was wrong.
I thought we could
hate each other and
it wouldn't matter.
But it does matter.
It matters to Mason. And
he matters to both of us.
- I'm not trying to come - between you.
And neither am I.
But if we
keep up like this,
- he might feel - like he has to choose.
- You want me to just act - like nothing happened?
We could work together.
Maybe we could find
something together.
Yeah, like what?
Like a trace of them.
A Ghost Rider.
- (SIGHS) I know - this sounds crazy.
- But I think I had - a best friend.
- And I think he was - out here with me that night.
It doesn't sound crazy.
- I know that someone chained - me up and I think they
wanted me to stay human.
I came to school this
morning and I was sure I was
supposed to meet someone.
- But I couldn't remember who - it was supposed to be.
- (SIGHS) I have been - looking for them all day.
Whoever it is,
I think I loved him.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- What if we're all missing - the same person?
- I think that he was - in this picture.
- He was sitting - right there.
- You want to do this? - Hold my hand.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Wow.
- The cube truck driver's name - was Nick Mazzara.
He has a record of petty
theft and dealing drugs
but nothing violent.
He was a driver of a medical
supply company which gave him
access to hospital supplies.
Like helium.
- Why does a hospital need - helium in the first place?
- It's for Heliox therapy. - It's mostly used
for respiratory injuries
- caused by fires or - explosions. Burn victims
from Afghanistan
- were treated with it at the - local recovery hospitals.
- Okay, what about - our hospital?
- Someone's been raiding - the supply for months.
I'm also compiling a list
- of Mazzara's known - associates. I can start
interviews in the morning.
- (MUSIC PLAYING) - (CLOSING FOLDER)
Nice work, Parrish.
- Oh, and your wife's - waiting for you
in your office.
My wife?
I thought I'd surprise you.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- Do you even know - what we're looking for?
- If it's a book, - we'll be here a while.
(SCOFFS)
Do you see that?
Let go. Do you still
see the card?
LIAM: No. It's gone.
(FOOTSTEPS)
Can you see it now?
Yeah. I can.
I had a hunch
you probably forgot
about dinner.
Oh, it's uh... What, uh,
what, what is "quinoa"?
- It's quinoa. - Quinoa and kale.
Oh, that's, that's...
Well, (STUTTERS)
you're always
lookin' out for me.
- Well, I want you around - for a long, long time.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(CHOMPING) Mmm.
- (PAPER BAG CRUMPLING) - (DRAWER CLOSES)
(LAUGHS)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Happy?
Always.
(GIGGLES)
It's just like in physics.
It wasn't there
until you saw it.
Then it became real.
It's Schrodinger's cat.
The quantum state
of a superposition.
To see something is to
change its very existence.
It changed reality.
I still don't get it.
- What do you think it is? - It looks like a library card.
Except its blank.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(LIAM PANTING)
(SWIPING CARD)
Jake Sullivan. He was
in the physics
lab last night.
- I completely forgot - about him.
Me too. We have
Spanish together.
(LIAM SIGHS)
- (GRUNTING) - MASON: They erased him.
Your hunch was right.
- MALE VOICE: - (GRUNTING THROUGH SPEAKERS)
(BLOWS LANDING)
(CLEARS THROAT)
(STAMMERING) Uh, hey.
What is it, Dunbar?
I'm busy online.
- I wanna sign up - for Team Captain.
- Yeah, it's too late. - I said end of the day.
- You didn't say - end of school day.
Hey. What changed your mind?
I held a guy's hand.
I get it. I totally get it.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- Now she just magically - writes down all the answers?
- It's not quite - that simple.
It never is.
In automatic writing,
the hand moves outside
of any conscious awareness.
Now hopefully the silence,
the darkness, and the light
will allow you to find a more
comfortable, relaxed,
trance-like state.
Lydia, I want you to
stare into the light.
And let go of all thought.
I have to warn you.
We may not be able to
access these memories.
Why not?
- The legend has always - been that the Wild Hunt
takes people.
But if what you're
telling me is right,
the truth is much worse.
- They erase people - from reality.
- How did we remember someone - who has been completely
erased from our minds?
(LYDIA SCRIBBLING)
Maybe he hasn't been.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
- Oh, is she... - Should we stop her?
Lydia? Lydia?
Slow down.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Is she okay?
Lydia?
What does "mischief" mean?
That's not what she wrote.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(GASPS)
What the hell is a Stiles?
(MUSIC PLAYING)