Liam is feeling like he’s becoming more and more important as the weeks go on. I guess it’s a good thing that he’s keeping the show fresh, but it can be a little overwhelming when there are so many more established characters that deserve more attention.
That being said, I think his presence is less about his own struggles, and more about Scott’s in trying to be this young kid’s mentor and Alpha. So far Scott has transitioned really well into the role as pack leader, and now with Derek literally becoming more irrelevant by the week now that his powers are fading, it’s becoming even more apparent just how much Scott’s grown.
Lydia is growing too, though it’s in less of a way of strength, and more in a way of open mindedness, which is her biggest roadblock when it comes to her powers as a banshee. She can’t even fathom what she is, so how can she start to understand what she can do. This season is really delving into the different identity issues that all of the pack are struggling to come to terms with, which only makes the series more relatable and Lydia’s story feels like the show’s strongest one in that regard.
Alongside all of these personal struggles, there are still other more wacked out ones, like a teenage wolf assassin ring, which isn’t what I thought was going to be the big plot of the season. Though it does make me think that Kate will become a reluctant ally just like Peter is if she wants to survive the dead pool. What was it Braedon said about looking for the highest bidder?
8/10
Plus
Liam has a condition known as I.E.D. Convenient for some tense lacrosse action.
I don’t get how this tiny 15 year old girl beat all of these supposedly bad ass were wolves.
Well, I guess if they're stupid to hop into some random guys car when the coast was completely clear, I guess they deserve it.
He Said, She Said
Scott: “What are you smiling about?”
Derek: “You’re gonna be good at this.”
Also posted at Doux Reviews.
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