I'm telling you, La Loba is not Cora. It's some new she-wolf. Cora will never be mentioned again.
And shouldn't Braedon be dead?
Apparently getting your throat ripped out is not a big deal in this universe? But she has scars, so she's not a werewolf herself. I'd say she's got supernatural healing powers, but I think we're just meant to believe she survived Deucalion's attack.
I've seen a lot of posts about Kira's dad being the trickster because no one parent can be such a menace.
It read as "clueless" to me, too. And back-to-back new teachers as villains? Well, I guess I shouldn't put it past them. I have a feeling they're going to pack in as many monsters as possible this season.
Your advice to Kira is sound. A high percentage of Beacon Hills deaths are locker room-related.
I didn't think Agent McAsshole brought the dad; I thought he just showed up, but I could have missed something.
I don't remember if Allison had loaded the tranq gun or not, but still, having a big-ass gun pointed at you is scary, particularly if Isaac's dad had pulled a gun on him before. He seemed like the type to keep firearms in the house.
Tranquilizers are ALWAYS done wrong in movies/TV. In real life, the dose has to be very specifically calibrated to the person/animal in question, because there really is a very fine line between "woozy but pissed off" and "dead." So, yes, a horse tranq probably would've killed him. But Scott, Allison and Stiles were dead for, what, 16 hours, so it doesn't seem to be a permanent thing on this show.
Agreed about Deaton.
What did they tell MAlia's father about where she's been? Who's going to teach her how to be a werecoyote? How loud are we going to scream when she shows up at BHHS 8 years behind in her schooling?
Great questions! The only one that will be answered, however, is the last one, and that is: like dying geese.
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Date: 2014-01-20 06:36 am (UTC)And shouldn't Braedon be dead?
Apparently getting your throat ripped out is not a big deal in this universe? But she has scars, so she's not a werewolf herself. I'd say she's got supernatural healing powers, but I think we're just meant to believe she survived Deucalion's attack.
I've seen a lot of posts about Kira's dad being the trickster because no one parent can be such a menace.
It read as "clueless" to me, too. And back-to-back new teachers as villains? Well, I guess I shouldn't put it past them. I have a feeling they're going to pack in as many monsters as possible this season.
Your advice to Kira is sound. A high percentage of Beacon Hills deaths are locker room-related.
I didn't think Agent McAsshole brought the dad; I thought he just showed up, but I could have missed something.
I don't remember if Allison had loaded the tranq gun or not, but still, having a big-ass gun pointed at you is scary, particularly if Isaac's dad had pulled a gun on him before. He seemed like the type to keep firearms in the house.
Tranquilizers are ALWAYS done wrong in movies/TV. In real life, the dose has to be very specifically calibrated to the person/animal in question, because there really is a very fine line between "woozy but pissed off" and "dead." So, yes, a horse tranq probably would've killed him. But Scott, Allison and Stiles were dead for, what, 16 hours, so it doesn't seem to be a permanent thing on this show.
Agreed about Deaton.
What did they tell MAlia's father about where she's been? Who's going to teach her how to be a werecoyote? How loud are we going to scream when she shows up at BHHS 8 years behind in her schooling?
Great questions! The only one that will be answered, however, is the last one, and that is: like dying geese.