Hello o/ 

You know, I never really thought about it. I guess it depends on how a True Alpha is created (I have not watched TW since it basically finished airing and I’ve only seen the show once up to season 4, so I never even finished it LOL). 

I guess if it pertains to like, a strong desire to protect and to keep everyone safe and happy, Stiles would definitely become a True Alpha relatively quickly. I know he’s more morally grey when compared to Scott, but sometimes you have to be able to make the decisions no one else wants to make to keep people safe, and Stiles imo is pretty good at making those hard calls. For example, knowing that Derek was dying and wanting to stay, but recognizing that Scott needed him more and losing him would be detrimental to the BH Pack as a whole (I know this is a Sterek example, but it still counts and is the main one I can think of rn). 

Yep.. once I was so hyperfocused on a book that I didn’t eat for over a day and a half, and then only ate cause my friends came over and made food for me. I imagine its common enough.

You should set alarms and eat regularly rather than eating when you’re hungry. The latter is of no use if we can’t even properly tell when we’re hungry.

Aaah, I’m so glad!

Like, the thing about storytelling is that... The thing that most delights me is how much a story can change, how many elements are altered, how tone matters and so forth, as soon as you change the main character, and that can really be where the richest elements are to be found.

You get such a different world through the hero’s eyes than you do through his plucky assistant’s, but more than that, you get a different world when you peek through cracks and floorboards, through keyholes or slightly ajar doors, when you change the lines of class or race or position or privilege or gender or species or anything else.