Yeah, the banshee thing feels kind of like a cop out, because while it does explain the screaming and finding of dead bodies (this season), it doesn't explain why she was able to be possessed by Peter and bring him back. So... did she just suddenly become a banshee? I mean, it's nice to finally have an explanation, but it feels pretty tacked-on.
Re: Jennifer questions: she probably organized the concert as a distraction to kill her third philosopher (maybe she orchestrated [HA!] the snapping piano wire or maybe she had planned to pull another teacher away but decided on Lydia when she figured out the history teacher's disappearance). I don't know what the deal with the orchestra and the chanting was. I don't think she directly healed Derek because she hadn't killed the healers yet, but she could have indirectly helped through the power of ~belief~ or whatever. I think the birds were completely gratuitous so the Sheriff would be able to make the connection. She's strong because of the warriors, I think. And Jeff would MAYBE make it 24 hours if he offed the Sheriff. Which he won't, because being white and male makes you pretty much safe on this show, with the exception of poor, poor (t)Ennis.
Also, NO ONE would teach in those heels.
She DOES have the power of healing now, so blisters and plantar fasciitis are no longer a problem.
Dammit, Morrell, you freak show. Be helpful or be quiet.
This made me laugh a lot harder than it probably should have.
It's not politically correct, but I feel things when nice men to manly things with phallic objects.
Nah, you're not the only one. ;o) Except I kept thinking, "Have you ever fired two guns whilst jumping through the air? Have you ever fired one gun whilst jumping through the air?"
Yeah, the too-late, squeezed-in character development was a bit shoddy, but at least it was THERE. And soft, squishy Derek requires ALL THE CUDDLES.
Somebody pointed out in a fix-it fic that "Mom would have believed me" is the last thing Stiles said to his dad. Excuse me while I go smash my hand in this waffle iron.
And I need to to back and rewatch all that "true alpha" crap, because apparently I kind of zoned out.
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Date: 2013-08-01 05:17 am (UTC)Re: Jennifer questions: she probably organized the concert as a distraction to kill her third philosopher (maybe she orchestrated [HA!] the snapping piano wire or maybe she had planned to pull another teacher away but decided on Lydia when she figured out the history teacher's disappearance). I don't know what the deal with the orchestra and the chanting was. I don't think she directly healed Derek because she hadn't killed the healers yet, but she could have indirectly helped through the power of ~belief~ or whatever. I think the birds were completely gratuitous so the Sheriff would be able to make the connection. She's strong because of the warriors, I think. And Jeff would MAYBE make it 24 hours if he offed the Sheriff. Which he won't, because being white and male makes you pretty much safe on this show, with the exception of poor, poor (t)Ennis.
Also, NO ONE would teach in those heels.
She DOES have the power of healing now, so blisters and plantar fasciitis are no longer a problem.
Dammit, Morrell, you freak show. Be helpful or be quiet.
This made me laugh a lot harder than it probably should have.
It's not politically correct, but I feel things when nice men to manly things with phallic objects.
Nah, you're not the only one. ;o) Except I kept thinking, "Have you ever fired two guns whilst jumping through the air? Have you ever fired one gun whilst jumping through the air?"
Yeah, the too-late, squeezed-in character development was a bit shoddy, but at least it was THERE. And soft, squishy Derek requires ALL THE CUDDLES.
Somebody pointed out in a fix-it fic that "Mom would have believed me" is the last thing Stiles said to his dad. Excuse me while I go smash my hand in this waffle iron.
And I need to to back and rewatch all that "true alpha" crap, because apparently I kind of zoned out.