#twshipanalysis26

Stiles is very similar in that he's always giving those little sarcastic quips. That's essentially the same energy as Peter complaining about helping or doing any work. It's also kinda crazy how much Stiles cares about his friends and his pack. Like, you can see the parallels and similarity between Peter in s1 and Stiles in some of the later seasons. He's very much a vengeful person and only really has morals because of Scott.

With the whole 'I'm only human' speech, we know Stiles and Scott aren't talking about the same thing, but we know that Stiles is still justifying murder. He's not... really. But he is.

Even though we know it was an accident and was self-defence, someone still died, and Stiles is defending that in his speech, even though it's really roundabout. It's kinda reinforcing this sort of downhill for Stiles, post-nogitsune, into a darker kind of space.

Peter, in s1, is doing murder, and though he is really mentally not okay, he's still justifying it. Later, he doesn't seem apologetic or remorseful at all. He's vengful and it's all about revenge here (I don't really believe in any way that he hurt Laura, and I can't remember if they addressed it in canon, so I'm gonna ignore it).

A lot of viewers can very clearly see Stiles fall into these depths. It's really evident with how many DarkStiles fics you can find on Ao3.

What I think is really interesting about their relationship is that Peter doesn't seem to want Stiles to fall to his level. You can really see this in s6A. It may not be specifically with Stiles, but you can really see how he doesn't want Malia to become like him... as a viewer, you can really easily see Stiles in that position too. Even when they're in the Ghost Rider dimension together, Stiles has to kind of convince Peter to return to reality there... It feels kind of like Stiles is the light, and Peter is fighting to return to it.

It's also kinda interesting to me that Peter's first real character interaction in the show is with Stiles. It's very violent, especially so early on in the show and the two characters really sort of revolve around each other.

So like I said, they both have this darkness that's so hidden, with Peter, it's obviously not hidden very well. But I feel like having that similarity that they don't really get to see in many other people around them is really important for their relationship. I think they have this kind of singularity to them, where they are kind of the only one who really understands each other.

In a relationship that can either be really good or really toxic. I think with this relationship, that difference could be hard to define. Stiles and Peter aren't ever, in my opinion, going to be codependent. I think they have WAY too many issues for that.

Like, I can't see Stiles pinning his entire life/happiness/ability to live on one person, because he's so logical that he can clearly see just how bad of an idea that is. Peter wouldn't either because he has already experienced that bad outcome and can't put himself in a position to do it again.

To me, the magic of thier relationship is how much time they can spend apart and still make the relationship work. Like I can really see them being so close emotionally that their relationship wouldn't work as well if they were always physically close/on top of each other. I mean, I do LOVE them as a touchy-feely couple, becayse I think that's just true.

Stiles is very much someone who doesn't think before hanging off of someone and I feel like, though Peter may seem like he's not super into it, he's obsessed with it. Like, the way Stiles interacts with him is very wolf and not very human and I think that makes Peter feel more... wanted? Or like needed in that moment.

ARGH.

Violet seems like such a girlboss in the way where I don't wanna call her a girlboss yk? It feels like she definitely took on a lot of responsibility at a young age, and maybe is now (as an 'adult') still taking all that responsibility. They're both orphans, as far as we can tell, and it feels like Violet takes on the parental role. It feels like she's taking care of Garrett and letting him do all the fun shit (like playing lacrosse, going to parties, and making friends). It could just be that they needed Garrett to get close to Scott, but at the same time, it also feels like Violet could have done something similar on her own.

Garrett is very 'boys will be boys' to me. I feel as if he's got this boyish charm and nature, the cheery smile and sports aesthetic make him easy to trust. It's a good con, but I don't know how much Garrett had to do with that. Garrett seems like he's in charge, which we see a bit where he decides he has to kill Scott instead of waiting to kill Liam. But at the same time, you can see that Violet is both surprised and not at all.

I'd say they have a very flip-flopping relationship. I can see them being very on and off, though it's never really off. because there's nothing that could possibly split them up. I genuinely believe that if someone tried to drive a wedge between them, they wouldn't be able to. Like, they know enough about each other that they can't lie to each other, and no one can lie to them about each other.

All they have is each other, and I think it's interesting that they don't really seem like that. They do a lot of work with others, in terms of making friends for their own gain, but the only ones who understand them are each other. It feels like Violet and Garrett are two sides of the same coin. You can't separate them, but they can never look at each other.

Isaac, on the other hand, is very much internalized in his rage. You see it a lot in canon with his quickness to jump into fights and how easy it was for him to fall into that rage that Derek was trying to pull out of him in s2. He's really trying his best to keep it all in, though, and it really only comes out when it's pulled from him or if he explodes with all the emotion he's keeping within himself.

I think, if they dated, it would (obviously) have to be an AU. I can see something with forced proximity. Because I really can't see many other ways for Laura and Isaac to get close enough to each other for their similarities to come out. Like, if they were forced to be coworkers or roommates, there would be no way for them to hide that subtle rage and anger from each other over such a long time. It would have to come out, and I think that once it does, the relationship would really start to flow from there.

No matter who Laura is with, I see her as a protector. I think that there's something really intrinsic about the way she took care of Derek after the fire, and while I don't think she'd see Isaac in the same way, I do think she'd be really protective of him. I can also see Isaac being a little perturbed by this, like he's spent a lot of time and energy trying to become someone who can protect himself. I think they very quickly fall into being each other's protectors or guard dogs.

For them, a really powerful moment in their relationship would definitely be one where they are both loudly protecting the other. Because I feel like they would really dislike that in the moment. They would both feel infantilised in some way, as if the other person didn't believe they could defend themselves.

The argument that would ensue would absolutely be earth-shattering.

Whatever comes out of that would fundamentally change their relationship. Because if they come out of it knowing that the other believes in their abilities but would rather they didn't need to use them, then this relationship could WORK. Like seriously. If any other kind of conclusion gets drawn, then I can really see them absolutely just crashing.

In canon, I can see them connecting physically during season 3A when Cora is introduced. I can see it being purely physical at first, with emotions coming later, maybe after Cora leaves Beacon Hills. Distance makes the heart grow fonder or whatever.

There's also a world where, in canon, Lydia reaches out to Cora at the beginning of s4, though that would only be something that would occur if Lydia and Cora became friends in s3A... Lydia would reach out to Cora about Derek in s4 and Cora would def come back to Beacon Hills... I can see them having a very weird relatiosnhip at first, just friends and maybe Cora feeling something more... probably Lydia making the first move though, because I see her as someone who, once she realizes she likes someone, isn't going to pussy-foot around it

I think once they get together, they are a POWER COUPLE. Because can you imagine Lydia's brains and Cora's physical strength??? It would definitely be crazy. I think Lydia would be really astonished at the trust Cora would put in her and probably be really wary of it at first... Cora probably also would be wary of it, knowing what happened the last time a Hale trusted a human like that, but I think if they communicate, they could get through it.

Cora is definitely more external with her style of communication. I think we see that pretty solidly in the show with how bluntly she speaks. Lydia, on the other hand, is better at communicating with body language or through sarcasm/manipulation. These two communication styles can def work well together, in that Lydia never has to worry if Cora is having a bad time somewhere or doesn't like spending time with her. Whereas Cora, with her wolf abilities, can easily tell that, despite Lydia's griping, she is having fun.

I think they definitely interact in a way that is strange to outsiders but works well for them. They definitely are really annoying to outsiders because Lydia has to do very little actual speaking to get her point across to Cora, which can be strange when you know Lydia because she's very talkative.

If they ever move in together, it would be really interesting, because I feel like Lydia is very particular about where things are and what belongs in which spaces, whereas Cora is really messy and the kind of person who treats putting things down in a place as belonging there. They definitely had a real fight about this, like a week or two after moving in together. Compromises are made, but it's always going to be hard for Cora to try and put things where they 'belong' according to Lydia.

Cora, to me, works somewhere where she can be active, such as a personal trainer or a sports coach. Lydia is very obviously going to go on to do something crazy with maths or physics. They are definitely supportive of each other's jobs, but I feel like Cora is always a little envious of how much time Lydia spends working and just wants to cuddle her girl after a long day at work.

I don't think they'd ever have kids, either through adoption or IVF or whatever. I feel like neither of them would be really into that. They both value their jobs and their alone time and just being free to spend time with their family, pack, or each other, so I don't see kids in their future.

First of all, they're obviously a power couple. Like, I don't really need to explain that one. Alpha Scott and Allison as the Matriarch for the Argents, PLUS Malia, the extremely powerful werecoyote! It's very obvious that they're gonna take over the world.

If you think about it, it's basically canon. In a weird way. Like, after Allison's death, there's no world in which Scott stops loving her or thinking about her, so she's basically the unspoken third member to his later relationship with Malia. Allison shaped the way that Scott thinks about love and the way he approaches it, so in a way, Malia is falling for the version of Scott that emerged from his time with Allison.

Even in an AU where she lives, Allison has really entwined herself in Scott's life and who Scott is, so Malia would have to be comfortable enough with that to date Scott.

All three of them, though!

Allison and Malia don't interact in canon much at all. They know of each other, but there's very little connection. I feel that, if Allison lived, there would definitely be a bit of contention. I think Allison would try her best, but that there would still be a divide. Any connection is going to come up in conversation and in active battle. Malia would definitely admire Allison's strategic mind, though I can see it also being some contention, where Malia finds Allison's strategies too slow, wanting things to be complete as fast as possible. If they spoke in any sort of deep manner, they would realize just how similar they are.

They both have lots of pain and tragedy in their past, though Allison had more of a 'normal' life than Malia did.

Scott, on the other hand, is the kind of middle ground between their personalities. He's very steady but still has that very strong emotionality. He cares about everyone and everything. There's this sort of middle ground in terms of ability to wait- he wants to be able to strategise and wait, and learns that the more responsibility he takes on, but at first he's very impulsive and quick to move on things.

Moving on to my second point, Angst-factor. There's a lot of it there for them. For Allison, it's falling for not one, but two, of her family's 'natural enemies.' I feel like it's something so barely touched on in canon.

For Scott, it's very much going to be this angst in terms of emotional confusion. Poly relationships can very much be angsty at first, and I think Scott would fall into that self-loathing. He'd definitely feel terrible about having such strong feelings for both of them. He would really go in hard on himself, because I feel like he's such a self-loathing bitch. He'd feel greedy and as if he were cheating somehow, even if he's not dating one of them and harbouring feelings for the other or whatever. He'd definitely not be able to hold it in for too long.

Malia is probably going to have the least angst about the whole poly thing. For her, it's going to be anger and frustration because she still doesn't quite get why it's these people. Like, there's a level of distrust of Scott for pulling her out of her comfort zone (coyote form) and an obvious level of distrust for Allison for her family and her past. That's where the angst comes from.

Weirdos... Which is like duh. They're very weird. Allison, in being someone important to two weres, becomes very wolf-like. She suddenly becomes like a little instinctively wrong to humans, because she's using her body language to communicate with all the weres around her. It's so weird to watch her communicate with weres because she's using so few words, but her body is tilting and moving in ways humans don't during conversation.

Malia is both a weirdo in the human community and were community. Because she's a werecoyote, she's less likely to be scenting her partners or always touching them in the way that wolves would be. She's more likely to go hunting in coyote form and return with some sort of hunt for them. Malia is very independent, and I do think that she'd probably be doing her own thing a lot of the time and doesn't always seem like she's a part of the relationship to an outsider.

Scott is like duh. He's a weirdo. He's always scenting Allison, keeping her in his arms or close to him. He's always verbally claiming Malia as his, because he knows she doesn't like to be scented, but she does like still knowing that she belongs somewhere. He's also the Alpha in that he's always listening to his partner's feelings and thoughts, and he's always asking for their opinions in leading and stuff. It's not normal for Alphas to defer to their partners like Scott does.