On the season finale of Teen Wolf, beyond
hope Jackson was saved. However, are we not just a little curious of what his
season transformation would have looked like? Apparently, it was some gruesome
winged creature that even the werewolves didn’t want to deal with.
In addition, what of Gerard's real motives for
hunting down the werewolves? It seems all to pity that he would sacrifice his
relationship with his son and his granddaughter just to avoid death from
cancer. Nevertheless, there it is the selfish of a man unable to accept life as
it is and his wish to control even death. Moreover, what has come of Gerard?
Has he become a happy meal for the pets at Dr. Deaton’s veterinarian clinic?
Scott said that he doubted that Gerard got away far
and the blots of blood on the street testify to the fact that something did get
away too far. Interesting.
Now that Derek, Peter and Lydia have cured Jackson (so
to speak) to become a true werewolf, will he be a willing member of either Derek’s
or Scott’s pack, or will he remain true to his nature and seek to team up with the
new threat, a pack of Alphas that have
come to Beacon Hills for purposes unknown?
Have the newly arrived Alpha done away with Erica
and Boyd in the woods? On the other hand, will the two young werewolves be allowed
to join the older pack as munchkins? Will Stiles get over Lydia? Will Jackson
treat her right this time around?
Regardless, of all these questions for season three,
the relationship between Scott and Allison appears strained. Will they ever
repair the divide in their relationship? On the other hand, will they finally
accept that they will always be at odds as long as Scott is a werewolf and she
(Allison) is a hunter? The first cannot change his nature and can the other
break family tradition.
Cast:
Michael Hogan ... Gerard
Tyler Posey ... Scott McCall
Crystal Reed ... Allison Argent
Holland Roden ... Lydia Martin
Colton Haynes ... Jackson
Tyler Hoechlin ... Derek Hale
Seth Gilliam ... Dr. Deaton
Gage Golightly ... Erica
Sinqua Walls ... Boyd
Dylan O'Brien ... Stiles
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