the hound is humming you a lie, a lullaby!

jem | he/him | 22 | queer | pro-fiction | minors dni

peter hale (teen wolf) ; 🐺🔥 pagan min (far cry) ; 👑🔫 joseph seed (far cry) ; ⛪️☀️

—constantly fighting against threats and madness.

this pack is less than ten people, but it’s treated as both a large and influential pack with tons of history. are werewolf numbers so low that a pack of seven (now six, since one was murdered) is considered to be large? or is it just a writing inconsistency because they didn’t want a large cast of characters?

why is elena and logan living in canada instead of the us not seen as them abandoning the pack, and therein being lone wolves when that’s so far away? especially since they rarely visit? elena was gone a whole year without a visit. one of the other guys also mentioned something about italy before— are they just allowed to live wherever the hell they want as long as they come back when called? then how does that work with other pack territories? i would think, then, that territories are not actually a thing in this, but we know they are because it’s a point of contention in the plot and the reason why jeremy is being targeted the way he is.

​there’s some interesting werewolf lore to work with here like. ‘mutt hunts’ is crazy. if werewolf numbers are so low that a pack of less than ten is considered large, the fact that the packs literally hunt and kill lone wolves (dubbed mutts) instead of making any attempt to accommodate and recruit them is insane. the fact that women aren’t supposed to be able to be werewolves is also interesting lore (the werewolves see their nature as a gift, but the transformation is painful and comes with downsides— could just as easily argue it’s a curse aimed at men), but they haven’t actually done anything with it so far (i’m only halfway through season one so i can forgive this for now, i would see this as an s2/3 plot point probably). and the patriarchal and violent ways wolf packs work as a result of being a men-only club is something to chew on too.