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So, my DVR cut Teen Wolf off with probably about fifteen to thirty seconds left to go. Peter Hale "wants what [he's] always wanted..." Which is what? I don't know, because the recording cut off right there. Answers, serious or unserious, may be entertained in the comments. I'm going to re-record it when it airs again next Monday before the new

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[icewormlj]

POWER!!!!

[silk_knickers]

Oh, duh.

I was a little surprised to see him trying to ally with the woman who put him into the burn-coma. Or does he even know that she set the fire? I sometimes forget what's canon and what isn't, from reading too many AUs.

I did see the scene with the big bag o' money. (Which, as one recap pointed out, was odd considering that the bounty on the beer keg delivery guy had apparently been direct deposited.)

If Scott's beta didn't look so incredibly underage, I'd 'ship that. I hadn't seen any chemistry there (even friendship) until that last scene after the well, and then it was liek woah.

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Yeah, there is an ick factor in shipping them. I think it's because the actor playing Liam is 16 - only two years older than his character's supposed age. For a teen series that's amazing. Although, since Scott is a Junior and it's the fall he'd only be 16 himself in Beacon Hills time.

If one were to write a story with them, I'd think it would come out as a brothers story. (In the I'd die to keep my little brother safe genre.) Scott is such a boy scout, in the best sense, that the show will probably go there at some point. Yes, I know about Wincest but I don't think it applies here.

You're right about the Orphan's money but the Benefactor seems to be omniscient and that may be why there was money in the locker. He knows that everyone needs money this season. This villain seems so far ahead of the pack that a draw seems to be the best they can hope for. I can't see them killing him.

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Actually, that's not the last scene. The last scene takes place at the McCall house. Melissa is staring at a pile of bills and Scott and Stiles are upstairs in his room staring at the gym bag full of money. Stiles suggests that they should count it and when they dump it out there is a tape from the Benefactor with the money.

If you didn't catch the after show you should go out to MTV and check out next week's trailer. I don't see how it ties in to what has gone before but the kids are in a world of danger.

Why do you suppose all the families on the show: Mccalls, Stilinskis, and Martins are all in financial difficulty? Doesn't seem like something the Benefactor could cause.

Scott is being very protective of his beta. Overcompensating for being left on his own by Peter and ignored by Derek. Would seem like fertile ground for the slashers.