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Then Stiles selflessly gives in and puts Scott’s opinion above his own, as he’s always done throughout the show, including with Theo. Stiles is always putting Scott before himself in the end.

So, here we have Stiles asking for forgiveness and he asks how he can fix things for Scott’s benefit. Even though Stiles knows he shouldn’t have to, because what happened was an accident. He’s willing to compromise. To accept the blame and do what it takes to make it up to Scott.

Because Stiles trusts and believes in Scott. But Stiles trust isn’t blind. He’s a fact checker, unlike Scott. But even though Stiles knows that Scott makes mistakes, and he calls out Scott for those mistakes, Stiles still chooses to follow Scott because that’s what friends do. They forgive. And they know there is more to the story and they are willing to look beyond singular situations. They are willing to solve the problem, rather than run away when things get tough.

I wish I could say Scott was willing to do the same. But not only did Scott refuse to give Stiles the so called “benefit of the doubt” that he grants so freely to others, but Scott essentially refuses to compromise with Stiles and then abandons him.

He tells Stiles, “We’ll find Lydia and Malia, don’t worry. Maybe you should go talk to your dad.” Implying that the pack will move on without Stiles being a part of it.

Unless you agree with Scott, Scott doesn’t wanna hear it.  That’s why he’s shut down every conversation that doesn’t go his way - even though he apparently preaches communication.  He refuses to listen to anyone. This isn’t about pack, this is about him.

He set himself up to save the puppies, and Lydia, and Malia.  He was the only one who paid attention to Stiles and listened to him.  He was the one who helped point them to Valack.  

He comes up with plans and executes them and is successful.  He is rewarded for that success. 

Where Scott fails, Theo succeeds.  

And we know that Theo wants his own pack.  Why not steal Scott’s?  

I don’t think Theo was setting up Stiles at all tonight.  I think he was setting up Scott - to look like the villain.  If you look at the final scene between Scott and Stiles, without prior context, it looks like Scott is acting completely irrationally, and accusing Stiles of murder - which the audience knows is untrue.  Then, in his emotional state, goes to Liam and refuses to save Hayden.  Without context, all of this looks like Scott is betraying the pack.  

Theo even did this with Kira, and encouraged Scott’s doubt of her, making it look again as if he had betrayed her.  

(Which btw, Scott really is responsible for all of these actions at least in part, because he’s letting himself be deceived by Theo, after he was clearly warned by Stiles - his supposedly trusted friend.)

But yeah, if Theo wanted to frame Stiles, he wouldn’t have taken the blame for Donovan when he told the Sheriff.  

Theo is framing Scott.  

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