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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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Hey, I was just wondering what age you thought Derek was in season one? Cause it’s a heavily debated and unknown piece of information. Me personally I always thought he was 19 in the pilot, and this was before I had read anything about the writers wanting him to be that age in the pilot. It was just the way he acted, to me, it doesn’t seem like a mid-20s man. Also stiles says the fire happened “ like ten years ago” but then a few episodes later Peter says he’s been in a coma for 6 years. So I was just curious what you thought. Also stiles saying that is always made out to be taken as it literally happened exactly ten years ago, and people always bring it up but they never talk about how long Peter said it had been.
Sorry if this is long I just enjoy your blog and your thoughts. I wanted to share mine while also hearing it from your perspective. Hope you have a wonderful day, you deserve it!
This is a very tricky subject to handle, because the writers made mistakes in their own timeline so they switched things around.
But in the very first episode Stiles says that Derek is only a few years older than them. I always figured that Derek was around 19 in Season 1, while Stiles was 16.
The reason why they messed everything up so horribly is because they hadn't actually created a timeline for all the events when they started writing, and to me, it made the show feel like a fan fiction writer who was just making it up as they went and then all the reviewers were saying, "Hey, you have a few continuity errors," and instead of trying to make it work, they just made something up and didn't really try to go back and adjust anything.
There's a scene that happens when Stiles is asking Peter and Cora about Derek's past (Season 3, Episode 8 "Visionary"), and he is trying to find out how old they are, and this train wreck section of dialogue occurs:
Stiles: Okay, if Derek was a sophomore back then, how old was he? How old were you? ...How old are you now? Peter: Not as young as we could have been, but not as old as you might think. Stiles: Okay, that was frustratingly vague. How old are you? Cora: I'm seventeen. Stiles: See, that's an answer. That's how we answer people. Cora: Well, seventeen how you'd measure in years. Stiles: Alright, I'm just gonna drop it.
This dialogue made me so pissy when I heard it the first time because I knew that this was the writers' response to the viewers and fans. The fans are Stiles in this conversation, and the writers are Peter and Cora being purposely "frustratingly vague" in the hopes that we'll just "drop it", which a lot of us did because they wouldn't give us any straight answers.
They messed up and they know it.
In my head canon -- because it makes the most sense to me -- Derek is three years older than them. Canonically, Derek is actually only ten days older than me, as seen in this enhanced screencap right here (from Season 1, Episode 11, where Kate has him kidnapped and held up in chains):
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So according to this he would have been around 22, about to turn 23 in the first season...but here's something to take into consideration. This driver's license isn't for California -- it's for New York. I have a theory that he got a professional fake I.D. so that he could do more jobs (such as bartending) while he was out of state.
Now, when Stiles mentions the fire was "like, ten years ago," I genuinely think that he was just generalizing. Derek was sixteen when Kate took advantage of him raped him, which means that the fire happened when Stiles was around twelve/thirteen (as he has a canonically April 8th birthday, so it all depends on the months).
Regarding anything Peter might have said...please remember that it has been firmly established in the show that Peter is an unreliable narrator. Stiles openly admits that to Cora in the previously mentioned Season 3, Episode 8, "Visionary".
A lot of these issues are because of the lack of consistency from the writers.
I think the biggest problem was when they cast a younger Peter and totally threw the timelines off, trying to make him only a few years older than Derek -- which he wasn't. Peter is Derek's uncle, for crying out loud! The man would have been in his late twenties, early thirties when Derek was a teen, barely looking any different than he does in the show...and yet the writers and producers thought that making him look almost like a teenager was the right call.
I do think it was a last ditch attempt to try and make Derek waaay older than Stiles because they didn't like the shipping -- but they had already established too much of their timeline at that point and simply messed up and didn't have the guts to admit it.
Simply put, I genuinely think Derek was nineteen and turned twenty during season one.
Hope that answers your questions, anon!
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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This is true.
So, let me tell you a story.
I started watching Teen Wolf when it first aired, and I remember completely falling in love with Stiles. Like...the very first scene that he was in. Every single piece of chaotic energy and every single line he had, it felt like gold. Scott felt so two-dimensional and bland in comparison.
Now, two years ago, I got a boyfriend. 
I told him all about Teen Wolf and how the main character actually sucked, but I was willing to sit through the suckiness in order to watch the other better parts.
I then convinced him to watch it with me. As we watched, we skimmed through all of Scott’s scenes, and I would simply summarize any information that he needed to know for later context, but my boyfriend completely agreed with me, and that’s how we watched the show.
As we got into season 3B, I watched his reaction to seeing Dylan’s acting and I loved every second of it.
When we finished the third season, he turned to me and said this:
“They should have followed the acting talent and made Scott the secondary character and Stiles the lead. He’s the one who is pushing the narrative and digging for the truth.”
And he was completely right about that. When writers and producers and directors cannot admit that their lead has fallen flat and won't rewrite the show accordingly, you are going to have a skewed narrative that will constantly feel forced and shoe-horned in.
Stiles should have been the lead...but I’m glad that he wasn’t, simply for the fact that Dylan was then noticed and appreciated by other directors and writers--better directors and writers--and ended up in some amazing films.
EDIT: also, my boyfriend commented that Derek Hale had an incredible untapped narrative and that there could have been a whole series just about the Hale family and it would have been amazing. He also thought that the TV show could have been about Derek's new pack and it would have been even more effective.
Sometimes I cant sleep thinking how good Teen Wolf would have been if Scott wasnt in it.
If it was from Stiles's pov? Human trying to not die while solving problems for the supernatural in BH.
If it was Derek's pov? Poor sweet werewolf who lost everything and trying to figure shit out while searching for new roots.
Scott made it a shitty show and I hate that.
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nephilimeq · 4 months ago
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First 5 on the SG911 fic :D
5 - what part was hardest to write?
My gosh, the entire thing's been kicking my butt, I haven't touched it in quite a long time. Right now I'm currently occupied with writing fluff February and until this month is done I will be not working on anything else 🤣
But the part that I'm looking forward to that I also know will be the hardest to write will be the action sequences, I'm going to have to do a little bit of research on flight terminology, but I'm looking forward to it.
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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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It could also be theorized that, as it was Peter unreliably narrating all the Derek stuff in Visionary, that OF COURSE the vain bastard would imagine himself as still looking like he did in high school when he was inappropriately hanging around campus to influence Derek with his bad advice.
Absolutely!
And this is why fans are so essential for fixing what writers mess up. We're able to see the whole story after the fact and able to fix the areas where the writers didn't even try.
If we constantly remind ourselves that Peter is an unreliable narrator, then anything he says or tells us about the past is always going to be skewed, even himself.
He was actually one of my favorite characters in all of teen wolf, I just felt that he was not utilized enough in the show, and should have been in more ways. He was a wonderful morally gray character that they really could have used more to their advantage and I genuinely think that he could have been redeemed, as well.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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Hoo boy.
Okay, here’s what would have happened: the nogitsune would have destroyed him.
The nogitsune would have eaten that kid alive and left nothing behind. There is no doubt in my mind that if Stiles saw through Theo’s bullshit since day one, the nogitsune would see it, too, and taken him out.
No hesitation.
What if Stiles had accepted Theo's extremely tempting offer and fully embraced his dark, unleashed potential like Theo (and Peter, and the Nogitsune) wanted, instead of repressing it and rejecting Theo in Season 5...
why wait til season 5 lmao
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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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I actually agree with you about Henry needing to leave if he can't reconcile his desire for the script with the realities of transforming it into a series. My only problem about that article is that it seems unprofessional to me to complain about him to a media outlet. 'We have different ideas for the series, and he did what was best for him.' Would be better to me. Maybe with a deniably sarcastic—'I hope he enjoys his next project'—if he did leave a sour taste. But, yeah. I agree with everything you said. ❤️
Oh, the article was absolutely vile, and shouldn't have been written like that. There's no need to vilify anyone in this situation, it's simply a mismatch of ideals.
Thank you so much, btw, for agreeing with me. This was actually a point of contention between me and my last boyfriend, believe it or not 😅
It takes a certain amount of media literacy to truly understand how adaptations work
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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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Teen Wolf and Lack of Character Development - Scott McCall
Incoming Rant: Re-watching the first season of TW I have realised why I never felt that Scott was The Hero of the story even if the writers did not stop hammering the idea that he was pure and perfect and always right. He never sacrifices himself. This is a classic of fiction, the hero will always be the one who makes the greatest sacrifices for the common good and for those they love, renouncing happiness, normality and even their own life. 
But Scott never does that. Even in the first season this is very clear. The first few episodes emphasise that playing lacrosse and dating Allison are things he wants, but are dangerous to himself and those around him. The narratively logical thing would be that, after a period of selfish refusal, he would realise that the right thing to do is to give up what he loves until he has better control of himself and his new powers, sacrificing his temporary happiness for the good of others.
Instead, the narrative rewards Scott with control gained through Deux Ex Machina and not hard work, he gets to date Allison and becomes a Lacrosse star without sacrifices and therefore doesn't grow or evolve at all. This keeps up for all 6 seasons. Meanwhile, everyone else around him is constantly sacrificing their safety, sanity and even life for the common good.  And ten years later in the movie nothing has changed. Scott’s still not the one performing the sacrifice, he's still not the hero yet. He gives nothing, but the narrative rewards him with true love. Meanwhile Derek gives his own life to save those he loves he is The Hero.
So. Yes. To all of this.
I have made a countless number of posts about Scott’s development. Specifically, his lack of development. The writers had every opportunity to make him a decent character -- and Posey could have performed it and done everything at least moderately well -- but instead, they caved into Jeff Davis’ whims.
There were other writers in the room who should have held Jeff accountable and written Scott as a proper hero: a hero who sacrifices his own selfish wants for the greater good.
They do not have the right to tell us not to like characters such as Stiles or Derek more because they were the ones who wrote those characters using the hero’s journey narrative that they very easily could have written for Scott...but they didn’t. When the creator of Teen Wolf speaks up against those fans, he has no one to blame but himself and the other writers, and to say anything to the contrary just makes him look like a hypocrite.
You cannot expect your audience to believe your main character is a hero when you do not give them faults to overcome and make them a better person.
They wrote Scott as never taking consequences for his own actions -- instead, they had everyone else suffer the consequences of his actions and had them clean up his mess and deal with the repercussions. (not going into detail here because I have already done so on many other posts)
But when you show characters such as Stiles and Derek dealing with complex emotional and physical traumas and then doing things to try and improve themselves, while also dealing with their own mistakes and growing from them...but then don’t hold your main character to the same standard, how can you be surprised when no one relates to them? The accountability for Scott’s lack of accountability can be traced right back to the writers’ room.
I genuinely could have liked Scott. In fact, when he was being sweet and helping his mom, I loved him! He had the potential to be a fantastic main character...but the writer’s neglected their responsibility as writers.
To put it simply: the writers suck.
The only reason the show lasted was because they had good cinematography, and they brought on some experienced older actors into the cast, and they had two natural talents on screen: Dylan O’Brien and Tyler Hoechlin.
That’s it.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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Vince Mattis looks like Dylan O'Brien. No wonder Hoechlin chose him specifically
He literally looks like Derek and Stiles had a kid:
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Stiles' nose and jawline. Derek's cheekbones. Stiles' moles and ears. Derek's eyes and eyebrows. Stiles' mouth. A combination of both Stiles' and Derek's hair.
Like...SERIOUSLY.
Hoechlin knew exactly what he was doing.
There is no mistaking that he is their kid.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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Thank you anonymous for linking me to this.
THIS SCENE. THIS. MOTHER. FUCKING. SCENE.
Pardon my language, but this was one of the scenes that not only showed me the insane talent of both of these actors, but also the dynamic that existed in their characters, which was so wonderfully nuanced and complex. 
Dylan put so much into this scene, as did Linden. You could feel the anger pouring off of Noah and the fear flowing out of Stiles, and it was just a punch to the gut. 
As much as I hate writers of Teen Wolf, they occasionally hit the mark. This dialogue was so powerful. This is the moment that Stiles was living his worst nightmare: hearing his father finally say out loud all the things to him that he had secretly feared for years to be true--that he was stupid and impossible to raise, that he was a hyperactive spaz that his father couldn’t control and was always making his life harder...that he was the reason that his mother died.
He had always blamed himself anyway, so to hear it like that was his worst nightmare and a reflection of the darkest parts of his own mind.
So much of this show is bad in so many ways, but never when it came to these two characters. The writers gave them the dialogue that mattered, and those actors delivered with amazing emotional gravitas and astounding talent.
THIS. SCENE. 
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Stiles & Sheriff Stilinski | 2x09 - Party Guessed
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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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Scott Was Never the Hero
Incoming Rant: Re-watching the first season of TW I have realised why I never felt that Scott was The Hero of the story even if the writers did not stop hammering the idea that he was pure and perfect and always right. He never sacrifices himself. This is a classic of fiction, the hero will always be the one who makes the greatest sacrifices for the common good and for those they love, renouncing happiness, normality and even their own life.
But Scott never does that. Even in the first season this is very clear. The first few episodes emphasise that playing lacrosse and dating Allison are things he wants, but are dangerous to himself and those around him. The narratively logical thing would be that, after a period of selfish refusal, he would realise that the right thing to do is to give up what he loves until he has better control of himself and his new powers, sacrificing his temporary happiness for the good of others.
Instead, the narrative rewards Scott with control gained through Deux Ex Machina and not hard work, he gets to date Allison and becomes a Lacrosse star without sacrifices and therefore doesn't grow or evolve at all. This keeps up for all 6 seasons. Meanwhile, everyone else around him is constantly sacrificing their safety, sanity and even life for the common good.
And ten years later in the movie nothing has changed. Scott’s still not the one performing the sacrifice, he's still not the hero yet. He gives nothing, but the narrative rewards him with true love. Meanwhile Derek gives his own life to save those he loves he is The Hero.
My reply to all of this?
Pretty much everyone else in Teen Wolf has been a hero in the show, and it has never been Scott.
We have so many other characters sacrifice and give up so much of themselves to Scott’s crusade, and to his illusion of power as a proverbial “True Alpha” (I throw up in the back of my throat just writing it), and we never see any of it acknowledged by anybody, let alone Scott.
As I have rewatched the series, it is glaringly obvious that Stiles is the true main character of the show. He is the one who pushes the narrative the most, he is the one who digs for the information when no one else will. He drove the entire narrative of finding out the truth about Derek’s past, about Malia’s past, about Kira’s past, and even about Theo (god, I hate his character, too).
Scott's actions throughout the years are completely performative and nearly always in his own self-interest. He coerces, guilts, and emotionally manipulates his "friends" throughout the show all in some perverse power play.
Derek, on the other hand, risks his life over and over again for not only his pack, but for Scott, too. Derek was willing to die for his pack, whereas Scott couldn’t even be inconvenienced by them getting kidnapped, assuming that they were already dead and not even wanting to go after them. Derek not only put his life on the line for his pack time and time again, but he also chose each one of them and gave them the option to say no to the bite. He made it appealing, yes...but he still gave them a choice. Scott never did.
Scott has never been the hero.
Ever.
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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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Hii!!! How are you? Hope you are doing okay? I have read all your teen wolf meta and I loved it. The writers really tried so hard to make people love Scott and did other characters dirty.
Derek is not creepy in the first season, he is just looking out for himself and making sure that Scott doesn't die. What about when Scott kidnaps Liam? Isn't that creepy?
I'm doing great, thanks for asking!
No, Derek is not creepy in the first season. He had just come back to Beacon Hills after spending time with his sister out of state dealing with the emotional fallout of watching most of his family die in a horrific fire. If he had been perfectly well-adjusted, I would have thought that he was a sociopath, to be honest. Instead, he is focused on trying to rebuild a pack.
Derek didn't go about it in the right way, necessarily, but he was trying to do what he knew and what he had been taught. It's always important to remember that he wasn't trained to be the alpha--his sister was. Derek was working with limited knowledge and skills.
Most importantly, Derek gave each of them a choice.
Scott--on the other hand--had full knowledge and skills and still bit Liam and turned him and then kidnapped him.
He was acting out of impulse and not considering anyone else's circumstances, leading him to creating a ragtag group of "friends" that he emotionally gaslit into helping him. By making them feel guilty and beholden to him because he was a "true alpha" (gag), he used them to do his dirty work.
Unlike Derek, who was willing to put his own life on the line to save the members of his pack. And he did put his life on the line for them, several times in a row.
Scott did not.
Seriously, it's like the writers weren't even paying attention to their own writing, I don't what the hell was wrong with them.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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If you could do one thing differently in each season of Teen Wolf characters and storyline wise... what would they be, and why?
Okay, for Season 1, I would have made it so that Scott would have listened to Derek and taken responsibility for his actions. Also, Stiles would have worked with Derek to help keep Scott under control.
In Season 2, I would have had Stiles' spark more explored, as well as the possibility that he was meant to be an emissary. This would have opened up the plotline to make a connection between Scott and Derek's plot lines by having Stiles unsure about who he is supposed to be an emissary for.
I wouldn't change too much about Season 3, it was pretty consistently awesome--but I would have removed the True Alpha storyline completely! Instead of that, I would have slotted in more of a friendship between the three main female leads: Lydia, Allison, and Kira. By having those three interact more outside of the male characters, we could have gotten an incredible powerhouse.
Season 4 is an interesting one. We have the introduction of Malia, so I would have had her connect more with Peter (because more of that character was much needed) and there would have been no romantic interest between her and Stiles. Kate Argent would have stayed dead and never come back.
I would have had the nogitsune briefly return in Season 5 just to kill Theo and to let the audience know that it wasn't entirely gone, and then to have brief flashes of it through the season, quietly killing off the enemy in secret as Stiles and the nogitsune would have worked in collaboration. It would have added a great layer to Stiles' character.
During Season 6, I would have brought back Derek to be the one to remind the group of Stiles' existence after he was taken by the Wild Hunt. And the writers would finally confirm that Stiles was Derek's anchor.
Wow, that took a lot out of me. Hope you enjoy!
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nephilimeq · 2 years ago
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One of the few things I liked about Teen Wolf: The Movie is that it implies that Stiles cut ties with Scott. I never really liked Sciles' canon friendship, because Scott treats Stiles (and Kira, Allison, Derek, Liam, Lydia, Malia, Isaac, Boyd, Erica, etc) like shit and no one calls him out on it in the show. After everything Scott did to Stiles in Season 1&5, I wouldn't blame Stiles for choosing to get rid of Scott's toxic presence and for not keeping in contact with him
True.
Stiles pretty much was treating Scott like a reluctant ally at the end of the show, anyway, so it makes sense that he would cut ties with him.
I fell asleep while watching the movie (and I never fall asleep while watching movies, so that should tell you how bad it was), and have decided that it wasn't worth the money that they spent on it. Who the hell signed off on such a bad script, anyway?
I honestly don't know how Scott was being responsible at any point, and he really seemed to be the main cause for most of the problems that were going on.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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I wasn't referring to the panel, but to to something he said in an interview they just released. I'll send you the link and the transcript of what Hoechlin said (plus my own comments to it) via submission if that's okay with you. Feel absolutely free to post it and add your own thoughts and takes if you feel like it! I love hearing/reading them 🥰 My Sterek and Hobrien heart is so full of my god
Oh. OH!! I know what you're referring to!
The way that Hoechlin desperately was trying to find a way to mention Dylan; specifically around the fact that the actor who plays Eli Hale reminds him of both Dylan and Stiles.
HOECHLIN: I was very grateful for not just getting a producer credit, because I really wanted to participate. So reading with Vince and doing the callbacks on Zoom. Just for me, it always felt like...there's something I wanna say about Vince and the way he plays a character. Can I say who he reminds me of a little bit? DAVIS: No. HOECHLIN: No? Okay... *laughs awkwardly*
Jeff was gritting his teeth and giving him this side eye, and even said out loud that Hoechlin couldn't say anything.
That was a trip.
And I love that Hoechlin keeps on pushing it. He's being listed as a director, and now I know that the only reason why he signed on was if he could have some creative control over part of the narrative because he knows his fans.
He knows that there are so many people who don't want to watch this movie because Dylan isn't going to be in it, so he keeps on pushing the envelope, to try and remind the fans that don't want to watch it that if they do decide to watch it, that someone is in their corner--that he is doing his best to bring as much of Dylan and Stiles' spirit into it as he can.
Hoechlin has a show of his own that is still going strong--this implies that he possibly has financial leverage on Davis.
In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if the only reason the show went forward was because Hoechlin signed on and brought some financial backing, hence the reason why Davis actually allowed him to be so involved in the casting.
We all know that Hoechlin has loved Dylan and the character of Stiles ever since the first season, so I am counting on his passion for both the actor and the character to come through in his choices for casting. I wouldn’t be surprised if he was the one who asked Dylan personally to borrow the jeep, because I can’t see Dylan taking a phone call from either Davis or Posey...but he would definitely take a call from Hoechlin.
Yeah. I have some vague hope.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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Remember when Alan "I promised Talia to look after her son" Deaton told Derek to trust Scott even though he knew that Scott was going to violate Derek?
DON'T. GET. ME. STARTED. ON. DEATON.
I have so many problems with his character. Alan Deaton was a man with his own personal agenda who never went out of his way to help anyone, unless it furthered one of his interests.
He was supposed to be an emissary, but the fact that he ignored Derek and didn't reach out to him the instant that he came back to Beacon Hills tells me that he was a horrible emissary. He never did his job, he never tried to be who he was supposed to be, and he neglected to reach out to Stiles, as well, when he realized that he had a spark.
He showed throughout the series that he only worked with Scott because he wanted something from him.
I just have a lot of personal bias when it comes to his character because I hate the way that he treated Derek and the way that he dismissed the people that really mattered. He was well-written if the goal was to make him an untrustworthy character. Otherwise--no.
He used Derek. He used him.
Ugh.
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nephilimeq · 3 years ago
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STILES: You gotta see this thing. I've been up all night reading. Websites, books... All this information. SCOTT: How much Adderall have you had today? (Teen Wolf 1x1, "Wolf Moon") / This is one of the first interactions between Stiles – a neurodivergent boy – and Scott – a neurotypical one – in the show. The fact that Stiles ignores and tolerates Scott's toxicity instead of telling him to fuck off proves that he's used to Scott mocking his ADHD, and the unique way Stiles' mind and brain work
As someone who is actually diagnosed ADHD, you have no idea how angry I get when it's treated like a punchline by writers who think it's funny to use humor on something that's actually incredibly difficult to deal with that interferes with daily life.
The writers constantly treated Stiles like someone who was uncoordinated, and his neurodivergence was turned into a joke.
Actually, one of my favorite lines in the entire show actually has to do with this. When Coach talks about Stiles, he says: "So, Stiles: great kid, zero ability to focus, super-smart, never takes advantage of his talents."
Now, why would he struggle to take advantage of his talents?
Being ADHD with a high IQ, I can tell you that this has been a constant struggle my entire life. My brain works at an insane speed, but I can't keep up with it, and so it's always incredibly difficult to buckle down and get things done.
However, in high tense situations, when my adrenaline is pumping, I become incredibly focused and am usually the only calm one. It has actually been researched, and the research shows that people with ADHD are much more reliable in emergency situations than those who are neurotypical. People with ADHD are dopamine deficient, and so when we are in high stress situations, our dopamine levels of rise to what they should be in a neurotypical person, and we become incredibly functional and decisive.
Stiles has spent all of his life with Scott in school and social settings, where he seems constantly distracted and, despite trying hard, working below his potential...
...But when shit hits the fan and the whole werewolf stuff starts?
Suddenly Stiles is the only one with a level head when everything else is going completely crazy--he's the one talking all of the werewolves down from making stupid and bad decisions, he's the one that's keeping everyone in line.
He then proves time and time again throughout the show that he is the only one that can be consistently relied on in an emergency...all because he is neurodivergent.
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