Eliyes

Just now realised I forgot to repost this here after the author reveals last year!

Title: Starts With "Imm-"
Author: feathermint
Real Author Name: eliyes
Written for: argentum_ls
Crossover with: Teen Wolf (the live action TV show that began airing in 2011)
Characters/Pairings: Lydia Martin, Ceirdwyn, Alex Raven, Jackson Whittemore (mentions of others from both canons). Lydia Martin/Jackson Whittemore (het).
Rating: PG for discussion of canon-typical violence.
Author's Notes: You've written Lydia multiple times, so I figured it would be okay use her as the POV character. This was literally the first thing I thought of when they said Lydia was Immune.
Summary: Lydia Martin goes for a scholarship interview with representatives of the Rebecca Horne Foundation and has some surprising information about her future opportunities explained to her.



( That's impossible. )

Was Stiles' frontotemporal dementia something that the nogitsune somehow faked (I can think of 4 or 5 reasons why it would), something it for real caused in him, or something he actually had regardless, AND, does the replica of his body Stiles now inhabits have it or the possibility of it?

So I'm watching Teen Wolf s1e2 "Second Chance at First Line", and when Stiles and Scott go to the hospital, just before Scott ducs through the door that says "Morgue", the PA goes, "Doctor J. Hamilton, Doctor J. Hamilton", and it was totally ripped from "I Remember Now", the first track on Queensryche's album Operation:Mindcrime. It's the same voice, the exact same way, it's FROM the track.

Just.

Holy shit.

ETA: And in the third episode, the hospital PA uses the "Dr Davis, there's a telephone call for Dr. Davis" bit from the same track.

Okay, I will level with you. I don't like Peter. I don't trust Peter. I don't forgive him the things he's done. I think he's crazy and I think he knows that he's crazy -- but I understand why. I certainly understand why he'd want revenge on the people who killed his family.

And I would like to see him redeemed.

I would like to see a plot thread run where Peter, yes, is manipulating things for some goal of his, but in the end it turns out that his goal was something good, something meant, in some way, as an apology -- or better, that it wasn't, but that he abandons his goal in favour of doing something selfless.

(And then dies, preferably sacrificing himself in a way that Derek would have to try really, really hard to construe as Derek's fault.)