Reconsider | A Quiet Conversation Between Two Scheming Schemers | Steter

So I've been fussing about this for a little while. I finally decided to just upload the thing, and let people do what they will with it. It's pretty simple, editing and effects-wise. I drove myself nuts trying to add and subtract, and the simplicity's grown on me. I'll likely keep at it, and see what I can learn along the way.

Anyway, this was finished before the season finale, though I still can't stop adoring Peter Hale. Y'all can't stop me. ;3

A bit OOC, perhaps, but what's fanon for?

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Music: "No Angels [feat. Ella]" -- Bastille. A magnificent cover of TLC's "No Scrubs" and
part of "Other People's Heartache, pt. 2". Check them out! They deserve your love. http://www.bastillebastille.com/ustour/

Video: Teen Wolf.

Plot: The video begins with something of a flashback. Stiles talks to Ms. Morell about his checkered past regarding Peter Hale. The older man makes him nervous—and he knows, instinctively that he must be up to no good.

He's not interested in getting sucked in.

The video progresses to the present, where Stiles and Peter are forced together more and more frequently in an attempt to defend the pack. As Stiles observes Peter in action, displaying both his more cunning, intelligent nature and his quiet, vulnerable moments, he begins to second guess himself.

He thinks back to his meeting with Ms. Morell and, as Peter sees his resolve begin to waiver, he makes a quiet push for acceptance. Both of them have been making plans for a while. It's about time for them to collide.
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