Teen Wolf season 2 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Isaac flees from his abusive father, sparking concern over his safety. Scott and Allison navigate the complexities of their secret relationship amidst looming threats. At lacrosse practice, Scott attempts to sniff out another werewolf among his teammates. Tensions escalate as Isaac is suspected of murder and held at the sheriff's station. Meanwhile, the Argents grapple with the moral implications of hunting werewolves without clear evidence. In a chaotic showdown, the Alpha werewolf reveals formidable powers, intervening to save Scott, Allison, and Isaac.
Full Episode S02E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Isaac's father become violent with him?
Isaac's father becomes violent over a discussion about Isaac's grades.
What does Scott assure Allison about?
Scott assures Allison that their relationship is a secret and discusses being cautious due to the full moon.
How does Jackson react to questions about Isaac's abuse?
Jackson shows indifference to Isaac's abuse and warns Lydia about the full moon.
What is Scott trying to identify during lacrosse practice?
Scott is trying to identify another werewolf by sniffing his teammates.
Why is Isaac held in the sheriff's station?
Isaac is held on suspicion of murdering his father.
What is the Argent family's dilemma?
The Argents debate whether to eliminate Isaac as a werewolf threat without solid proof.
What does Derek offer Scott?
Derek offers to teach Scott control during the full moon.
What is Jackson documenting?
Jackson is documenting his own transformation into a werewolf.
What do the Argents question Allison about?
The Argents question Allison about Lydia's connection to werewolves and show her a significant location in the basement.
How do Scott and Stiles plan to free Isaac from the sheriff's station?
They create a distraction at the station, allowing Stiles to unlock Isaac's cell.
Who intervenes during the confrontation at the sheriff's station?
The Alpha werewolf intervenes, demonstrating great power and control.
