In season 2 episode 9 (Party Guessed), Lydia spikes the punch with wolfsbane. (Which is extremely toxic!!!!) It causes everyone at her party to hallucinate, and from what we see, it appears the main characters hallucinate their worst fears.
First we have Allison who hallucinates a strong, competent, and ruthless hunter version of herself who berates her for being weak and then shoots her in the stomach with an arrow.
He hallucinates his father dressed in black after his mom's funeral, drunk and still drinking with a bottle of Whiskey in his hand. The sheriff blames Stiles for his mom's death, accusing Stiles of killing his mother.
Next we have Jackson hallucinate. He sees his faceless birth parents and then he himself is faceless. He doesn't know who they are or even who he himself is.
And then last we have Scott. This is where I feel like they went with a shallow choice to have as Scott's worst fear.
He hallucinates Allison and the kanima, who we know is Jackson, making out.
Why was this what Scott feared the most? Why did everyone else have something really huge and extremely personal and just really big?
Allison saw her dark side and what she is capable of.
Stiles saw the blame and guilt of his mother's death, and possibly a memory of a drunken sheriff (but that isn't confirmed).
Jackson saw the not knowing of who he truly is as a person and who he came from and the fear of finding out.
But Scott sees Allison getting it on with someone else.
I get that Allison was his first love. I get that in s2 they are having to sneak around and hide their relationship. But of all the things Scott is dealing with, shouldn't he see him losing his humanity? That's what he struggles with and worries about. Honestly, that would have made so much more sense. I just feel his worst fear being afraid of Allison moving on from him is just kind of shallow.
It's also interesting that everyone's hallucinations has them surrounded by party guests watching and acting like nothing is weird or just staring, except for Scott's. I wonder why? Is it to make his stand out?
Obviously I'm not saying Scott himself is shallow. I see this as more the writers trying to make more drama for their forbidden love. But I wish they had gone with his fear of becoming a monster because it seems like that is his worst fear.
Maybe there is a reason for this, but I just felt that his hallucination fell flat.
Did anyone else feel this way?
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