My True Pack.

Relatable Character.

So, my friend challenged me to say who's the character of Teen Wolf I relate the most and why.

Ok, the person is Stiles Stilinski. And here's why.

Stiles in season 1 and 2 is the comedy man. He's funny, he's sarcastic and ALWAYS looks at the positive side. He's loyal to Scott, has a plan for everything and will always be there to understand your pain. If you feel sad he would be the one to cheer you up.

He helped Scott with his wolfness or whatever. And we didn't know a lot about him. We saw some glimpses of his past in the first two seasons. But didn't quite knew his life. But he ALWAYS was the spirit of the group.

Things turned dark in season 3B. We finally saw the pain of Stiles. The sarcastic, happy, funny Stiles we knew was remplaced by a spiteful, painful broken boy. Who had a sad past. He was in so much pain, Panic Attacks, everything and he would still help. But he finally broke. He blamed himself for the death of his mother and the drinking of his father. The light was dark. But he hid it so well.

Now, why do I relate.

Without wanting. I was Stiles before I watched Teen Wolf. I am the sarcastic, funny, (gets into so much trouble), optimistic person of my group of friends. And I'm kind of their rock. The one that will never break. The one that will be there for those who do.

But just like Stiles, my family is not perfect. My father did some wrong things to my mother, my aunts hate my mother and my uncle hates my father. Half of my time in home is hearing my parents fight. And it pains me. But I never show it.

My mom's been close to death more than once. And I have a Panic Disorder. PTSD and ADHD.

My problems I don't want to worry my friends. I keep them mostly to myself. I barely passed my second semester and failed most of my science exams. Going from an A to an D. My friends got good marks and I failed. My mind went to failing and how my life would fuck up. But when I was at my friends, I joked and saw their light.

I give advice because I don't want anyone to feel what I felt.

I help by listening because I know how's to not be listened to.

I understand pain because I been in greater pain.

Exemple:

My friend got his first panic attack. We were joking around when he suddenly stopped and started to look panicked. He got his hand on his chest and started to breath heavily. He ran out of the classroom and I followed him. Not caring if I got detention.

He was in the halls. Hands shaking and everything. He was crying and thinking he was going to die. I kneeled down and helped him. And after some minutes, he calmed down. He said it was the worst thing he ever experienced and wouldn't want to feel it again.

Then, the next week. I felt the same as him. The same symptoms and I just excused myself to the bathroom. I came back a few minutes later and continued with the lesson. He asked me what was wrong and I answered him that I had a panic attack like he had. He was surprised by how calm I was. I just told him that for me, that was a baby panic attack. Compared to those I ACTUALLY lose control.

And Stiles, Stiles Stilinski portraits those feelings. And I relate a 119% if not more. He's the light and dark but hide his dark so well, his friends sometimes forget he has dark.

ANYWAYS, for those who DID read all of this. A sneek peak of the SEQUEL.

Here ya go:

Comatose.

You know what's that, right?

That's fate giving a very cruel twist.

Thomas Stilinski or Stiles Stilinski, fought for his family and friends. He became a hero all around the world. The Maze Runner that survived The Scorch Trails and helped find The Death Cure. He was a true hero who overcame many challenges. One of them was losing his best friend Scott McCall.

But as a result of some strong hallucinations he overcame, the poor boy, after seeing his friend die, went into a comatose state. Yes, a comatose state after all he overcame. He stayed in a hospital room, looking over the window. Just staring and unable to talk or do anything.

There you go. Comment your theories about the Sequel.