Previously on "Teen Wolf..."
You, Allison and Stiles need to be sacrifices.
You'll be giving power back to the Nemeton.
It attracts the supernatural.
It'll also have an effect on the three of you.
It'll be a kind of a darkness.
I'm an Alpha now.
No, no, no, no, no...
Don't let them in.
No, don't let them in.
You okay? Stiles?
Yeah, I was just dreaming.
It was weird. It was like a dream within a dream.
A nightmare?
Yeah.
Wait a second, Lydia.
What are you doing here?
Hang on.
Stiles, where are you going?
I should have closed the door.
Just go back to sleep.
No, no, I should close it.
Don't worry about it.
What if someone comes in?
Like who?
Just go back to sleep, Stiles.
No. But what if they get in?
What if who gets in?
Stiles, just leave it. Please.
Stiles. Stiles, come back to bed.
Stiles. Please.
Don't, Stiles. Don't!
Don't go in there, please, don't. Please, Stiles, don't!
It's a dream. This is just a dream.
It's just a dream, get it out of your head, Stiles.
You're dreaming. All right? So, wake up, Stiles.
Wake up, Stiles.
Wake up!
Hey, time to get up, kiddo. Get your butt to school.
And you couldn't wake up?
Nope, and it was beyond terrifying. You ever hear of sleep paralysis?
- Uh, no, do I want to? - Have you ever had a dream
where you feel like you're about to wake up but you can't move or talk?
Yeah. Yeah, I've had that.
It happens because during REM sleep your body is basically paralyzed.
It's called muscle atonia.
That way if you start dreaming about running,
you don't actually start running in your bed.
That makes sense.
But sometimes your mind can wake up before your body does.
So for this split second, you're actually aware that your body is paralyzed.
And that's the terrifying part.
It turns your dream into a nightmare.
You can feel like you're falling,
like you're being strangled, or, in my case,
like you're at the center of a grove of magical trees
where human sacrifices took place.
You think it means something?
What if what we did that night, what if it's still affecting us?
- Post-traumatic stress? - Or something.
But you want to know what scares me the most?
I'm not even sure this is real.
Hey, hey, hey. It's okay. It's okay.
You're okay.
- Hey. - Oh. Hey.
Um, are you going to school?
- Yeah. - Okay, me too.
Good.
- Can I ask you a question? - Okay.
- Are you angry at me? - No.
Are you sure?
No.
What's that mean?
I guess I'm not really sure how I'm feeling.
- Okay. Do you hate me? - No, of course not.
- Do you want to hit me? - No.
I think you should hit me.
- I don't want to hit you. - Are you sure?
Why would I want to hit you?
You didn't do anything, did you?
No. No, I mean...
What do you mean?
I mean, like, you didn't kiss her or anything, right?
No! Absolutely not. No.
- Did you want to? - Oh, yeah. Totally.
Hey!
You two supernatural teenage boys,
don't test my entirely un-supernatural level of patience.
Feel better?
Hey.
You all right?
- You ready for school? - Yeah, yeah, I'm good.
Dad, seriously, I'm fine. It was just a nightmare.
What's that?
That's just, uh, files from the office.
It says "Sheriff's station, do not remove."
Well, yeah, unless you're the Sheriff.
Now get your butt to school, all right?
Gotta run, Dad. I'm late!
Kate, Kate, what are you doing?
I'm sorry.
Allison, are you okay?
Hey. Hey, you all right?
You don't look all right, Scott.
- I'm okay. - No, you're not.
It's happening to you too. You're seeing things, aren't you?
How'd you know?
Because it's happening to all three of you.
Well, well, look who's no longer the crazy one.
We're not crazy.
Hallucinating? Sleep paralysis?
Yeah, you guys are fine.
We did die and come back to life.
That's gotta have some side effects, right?
We keep an eye each other. Okay?
And, Lydia, stop enjoying this so much.
What?
Good morning, everyone. My name is Mr. Yukimura.
I'll be taking over for your previous history teacher.
My family and I moved here three weeks ago.
I'm sure, by now, you all know my daughter, Kira.
Or you might not since she's never actually mentioned anyone from school.
Or brought a friend home for that matter.
Either way, there she is.
Now, let's begin with American history at the turn of the 20th century.
Not the steadiest hand for a superb marksman.
It's been happening for the past few weeks.
Since that night.
Start over.
Maybe we need a little more time to get back to normal.
Yeah, try not to forget we hit the reset button
on a supernatural beacon for supernatural creatures.
There's a pretty good chance things are never going back to normal.
Yeah.
What?
I thought you said you wanted to make friends.
Not like that.
You said you wanted to be noticed.
I could set myself on fire and be noticed.
- Well, then you'd be dead. - Exactly.
Kira. Kira.
Oh, dude, your eyes.
What about them?
They're starting to glow.
- You mean like right now? - Yes, right now.
Scott, stop. Stop it.
I can't... I can't control it.
All right, just keep your head down. Look down, come on.
Keep your head down.
- Get back. Get away from me. - Scott, it's okay.
I don't know what's going to happen. Get back.
- Pain makes you human. - Scott, this isn't just in our heads.
This is real.
And it's starting to get bad for me too.
I'm not just having nightmares.
I'm having these dreams where I have to literally scream myself awake.
And sometimes I'm not even sure if I'm ever actually waking up.
What do you mean?
Do you know how you can tell if you're dreaming?
You can't read in dreams.
More and more, the last few days, I've been having trouble reading.
It's like I can't see the words. I can't put the letters in order.
Like even now?
I can't read a thing.
Do you really think this is going to help?
I know that if you think it's not going to help, it definitely won't.
So get your head into it,
shoot a few and see what happens.
Maybe hold the string a different way.
Try the Mongolian draw.
What? I read.
Try it.
Okay, um...
Take a second to close your eyes
and imagine the arrow going into the target.
Did you see that?
See what?
Wait here.
- Are you serious? - I'll be right back.
You did not just say that.
Over here.
Lydia?
Allison, over here.
Lydia?
- Over here, Allison. - Allison.
- Over here, Allison. - Over here.
Lydia!
Oh, my God. Oh, my God, Lydia.
- Right at her head? - Almost right through it.
And she keeps saying the same thing, that she keeps seeing her aunt.
Whatever's happening to you guys is getting worse.
If I hadn't been there, then Lydia would be dead.
What were you doing there?
Oh, you guys, come on.
This house does not have a supernatural ability to heal!
So, stop it!
You know, the last time we brought one of these to her grave,
it was stolen the same day. Hundred bucks down the drain.
Hey, Dad?
Hi, what are you doing down there?
Working. And hey,
if somebody wants the flowers that badly, they can have them.
It's the gesture.
Hey, Dad, what is all this?
I've been looking over some old cases
from a more illuminated perspective, if you know what I mean.
"Strange sighting of bipedaled lizard man sprinting across freeway."
Kanima pile.
Dad, you're not going back through all your old cases
seeing if any of them had something to do with the supernatural, are you?
I admit the recent opening of my eyes
to the greater mysteries of the universe has got me reassessing.
There's at least 100 cases here
where I look at the details and I can ask myself,
"If I knew then what I know now..."
Right, but are you sure you wanna go down that path?
Do I have a choice?
There's one case in particular that I can't get out of my head.
Eight years ago, when I was elected Sheriff of County,
my first official duty was to tell a man
that not only had his wife and two kids died in a car accident,
but, as best we could tell, the body of his 9-year-old daughter
had been dragged from the wreck by coyotes.
You mean dragged and eaten?
We didn't find the car until three days after the crash.
They had driven off the road into a pretty deep ravine.
Two bodies that were still in the car were covered
in bites and slashes.
So you're thinking bites and claw marks, probably a werewolf attack?
- Maybe. - But coyotes, they scavenge, right?
So, couldn't they have just left the bites and the slashes?
Absolutely.
But guess what night the accident occurred on?
The night of a full moon.
Yeah.
Hey, Dad, where are all these going?
Yeah, we, uh...
We probably need to talk about that.
Hi, sorry, I usually sit there.
Okay, no problem. That's all yours.
That's weird.
Hey, Coach. Thought I was in the wrong class for a second.
Um... Okay.
I don't actually know sign language.
Actually, I didn't even know that you knew sign language.
Or that that was even an elective here.
Well, this has been good, I'm probably gonna, uh, head out.
Stilinski!
I asked you a question.
Uh... Sorry, Coach. What was it?
It was, "Stilinski, are you paying attention back there?"
Oh, well, I am now.
Stilinski, stop reminding me why I drink.
Every night.
Does anybody else want to try the question on the board?
I'm okay. I just fell asleep for a second.
Dude...
You weren't asleep.
Okay, so what happens to a person who has a near-death experience
and comes out of it seeing things?
And is unable to tell what's real or not?
And is being haunted by demonic visions of dead relatives?
They're all locked up because they're insane.
Ha. Can you at least try to be helpful, please?
For half my childhood, I was locked in a freezer.
So, being helpful is kind of a new thing for me.
Hey, dude, are you still milking that?
- Yeah, maybe I am still milking that. - Hi.
Hi, sorry. I couldn't help overhearing what you guys were talking about.
And I think I actually might know what you're talking about.
There's a Tibetan word for it. It's called "Bardo."
It literally means "in-between state."
The state between life and death.
And what do they call you?
Kira.
She's in our history class.
So are you talking "Bardo" in Tibetan Buddhism or Indian?
Either, I guess. But all the stuff you guys were just saying?
All that happens in "Bardo."
There are different progressive states where you can have hallucinations.
Some you see, some you just hear.
And you can be visited by peaceful and wrathful deities.
Wrathful deities? And what are those?
Like demons.
Demons.
- Why not? - Hold on,
if there are different progressive states, then what's the last one?
Death. You die.
It sounds like your subconscious is trying to communicate with you.
Well, how do I tell my subconscious to use a language that I actually know?
Do you remember what the sign language looked like?
The placement and movement of the hands?
- You know sign language? - I know a little.
Let me give it a shot.
Okay, the first one was like this.
- Then... - That's "when."
- Then there was this, twice. - That's door.
- And this in between it. - That's it?
- Yeah. - "When is a door not a door?"
"When is a door not a door"?
When it's ajar.
You're kidding me. A riddle? My subconscious wants to tell me a riddle?
Not necessarily. When the three of you went under the water,
when you crossed from unconsciousness to a kind of superconsciousness...
You essentially opened a door in your minds.
So what does that mean? The door's still open?
Ajar.
A door into our minds?
I did tell you it was risky.
What do we do about it?
Well, that's difficult to answer.
No, wait a second, I know that look.
That's the "we know exactly what's wrong with you,
"but we have no idea how to fix it" look.
One thing I do know
is that having an opening like that into your mind,
it's not good.
You each need to close that door.
And you need to do it as soon as possible.
- Dad, what are you doing here? - I'm here because
I could use some help.
Actually... Your help.
Why me?
Because eight years ago, almost an entire family died in a car accident.
One of the bodies, a young girl named Malia, was never found.
There's enough evidence to have me thinking that...
That a werewolf could have caused the accident,
and then dragged her body away.
If you could somehow get a lock on her scent,
if you could somehow help me find her body,
it might provide the missing clue.
But what if it was a werewolf?
Well, there's somebody out there who murdered an entire family.
Someone who still needs to be caught.
I've been having a coyote problem.
The population is up around here
and they get into everything.
That doesn't exactly look big enough to catch one.
It's a rat trap.
Take away the coyote's source of food and they leave you alone.
And these days, to be honest, I'd prefer to be left alone.
I understand. Just a couple of questions and I promise I'll leave.
New evidence?
Possibly.
- All I'm getting is some animal smell. - What kind of animal?
Dog.
Hi, puppy. Get rid of it.
- Me? - Yes, you. Glow your eyes at it, something,
be the Alpha.
I can't. I don't have control.
Okay, buddy, you're going to have to try something.
Nice doggy...
Apollo!
Apollo, shut up! Shut the hell up!
Here. Try that.
Anything?
All I'm getting is that dog.
Murder?
I spent eight years thinking that it was an accident
and now you're telling me that it could be murder?
Who the hell would want to murder my wife and girls?
My whole family?
That's what I want to find out.
I don't.
I don't want to redefine this entire nightmare as an unsolved murder.
Just leave me alone with tragic accident.
Because that's what I've spent eight years getting used to.
Accident. Not murder.
I apologize.
Just go!
I'm sorry. I tried as hard as I could.
If it wasn't so long ago, I might have been able to do it.
It's okay. It was a long shot.
In fact, it was a pretty terrible idea.
I think I just ripped a wound open in that poor man.
I never should have brought you guys here. I don't know what I was thinking.
- Thanks for trying, all right? - Yeah.
See you at home.
Aren't there a lot of cases that go unsolved?
Yeah, I just think this is one he felt like
he could've figured out right now.
Why is it so important now?
He wants to be able to solve one more while he's still sheriff.
What do you mean, "still sheriff"?
- No one invited you. Okay? - I'm here to help.
That doesn't make any sense, Dad. Who are you helping?
- Just get out. - Scott...
What? I can't believe that you'd do this to my best friend.
I'm not doing anything to your friend.
- I'm doing my job. - Your job sucks.
Some days I can't argue that.
Can somebody tell me what the hell is going on?
- He's trying to get Stiles' dad fired. - No. That's not true.
- What are you doing? - Conducting a case for impeachment.
That sounds a lot like getting him fired.
The lack of resolution and ability to close cases
is what's going to get him fired.
My job is just to collect the information.
And it's the job my superiors have given me.
Your job sucks.
Scott... Sweetheart...
Calm down.
Come with me right now.
Let it go. Just breathe and let it go.
I'm trying.
You told me you and Stiles learned a way to control this.
You find an anchor, right?
Find your anchor.
My anchor was Allison.
I don't have Allison anymore.
Then be your own anchor.
You can do this.
Sweetheart, let me tell you something no teenager ever believes,
but I swear to you is the absolute truth.
You fall in love more than once.
It'll happen again.
And it'll be just as amazing and as extraordinary as the first time.
And maybe just as painful.
But it will happen again, I promise.
And until then...
Be your own anchor.
Hey, what's going on?
You and me. We're going to go out and find a body.
A dead body.
You're sure Scott's okay with this?
Isaac.
Yeah.
He's 100 percent over it.
He said that?
Not in so many words, but...
He's moved on.
You should too.
What's around your neck?
Let's do him, Allison.
Let's do him together.
You know, if my dad's right, that means
there's another werewolf in town that we haven't met yet.
I know.
If it turns out to be something like triplets
that form into, like, a three-headed hound of hell,
- I'm seriously not up for that. - Yeah. Me either.
Especially if I can't even control my own transformation anymore.
Sorry, buddy.
I hate coyotes so much.
They always sound like they're mauling some tiny, helpless little animal.
It still works.
Let me see the flashlight.
I think we found it.
Why wouldn't they move it? Isn't it evidence?
Probably too much of a pain in the ass to tow out.
Look at this.
See those?
Animal claws would be closer together, right? A lot closer.
Then it was a werewolf.
So, my dad was right.
What is that?
I'm hungry.
I think I just had a minor heart attack.
Hey, Stiles.
Please tell me you see that.
I see it.
Wait, hey, Scott! Scott, wait!
Malia?
Why are you looking at me like this is my fault?
Because it is your fault.
Yeah, you're probably right.