Delicate (wts)

Pack Mentality 2

Night has fallen, and Scott and Stiles are driving up to the school in Stiles' Jeep, though they take the back way that is closest to the woods. Scott gets out of the car, only for Stiles to follow after him, leading Scott to instruct Stiles to stay back. "Hey, no-- just me someone needs to keep watch!"

Stiles stops in his tracks and scoffs, clearly offended at being left out "How come I'm always the guy keeping watch?" 

Stiles, ignoring him, starts climbing up the chain-link fence between where they parked and the school bus bay, but Scott grabs him by the shoulder and pulls him down  "Because there's only two of us!"

Stiles steps back down to the ground level before pointing at Scott in an accusatory tone of voice "Okay, why's it starting to feel like you're Batman and I'm Robin?[When Scott just looks at him exasperatedly, Stiles scoffs again] I don't want to be Robin all the time!"

Scott, equally exasperated now, argues back in response "Nobody's Batman and Robin any of the time!"

Sirius quickly leans over to his daughter asking her who Batman and Robin are. Making Stiles gasp and start going on about the movie and telling him he will show him the movie after the memories. Sirius can only smile happy to be bonding with his daughter's friends wanting nothing more than to be a part of her line knowing how much this group of people means to her he would watch a 1000  movies if needed.

Stiles is now both offended and disappointed by the resolution of this argument "Not even some of the time?"

Scott sighs before giving his final order in a stern tone of voice "Just stay here."

Stiles groans in annoyance, as though Scott is his dad who is telling him what to do "Oh, my God! Fine."

Noah snidely tells Stiles that at least he listens to one of his father figures. This makes Stiles look beyond offended, especially when he hears Lilah giggle at his dad's joke. He playfully glares at her, only to throw his arms up when Scott glares at him in return.

Stiles returns to the Jeep while Scott climbs up and over the chain-link fence. As he walks toward the buses, he starts to get visibly anxious, obviously afraid of what he's about to learn but knowing that he needs to see the truth.

He stops for a moment, closes his eyes, and takes a deep breath before focusing on his senses, hoping his body will help him remember what his mind won't. Suddenly, he's overwhelmed by flashbacks to the previous night.

Scott opens his eyes, visibly startled by one of the flashbacks, and inhales deeply to try to catch his breath. He realizes he is clenching his hands into fists and slowly extends his fingers, steeling himself before he starts to walk again toward the bus, fearful but eager to learn more. Scott steps over the crime scene tape and approaches the door to the bus that was attacked, once again pausing to brace himself for what is to come. When he reaches out to touch the door with his outstretched hand, he's overcome by a flash from his dream the previous night.

Scott, now completely overwhelmed after another flashback, pants for breath, hesitating for another moment before reaching out to open the folding door to the bus. He slowly walks up the steps, and when he reaches the top, he turns so he can look down the entire length of the aisle toward the back of the bus. Scott grabs onto the back of a nearby seat and gasps when he's hit with another flashback from his dream.

The next flashback is shown on screen where instead of Lilah he sees Garrison Myers who is laying on his back in the aisle, his head toward the front of the bus and his feet toward the back, as he holds on to the bar bolting the nearby seat to the floor with his left hand and reaching out to Scott for help with his right as he cries out.