Kira's intent as Scott's love interest was clear from the beginning. Still, Scott & Kira remain in a bizarre "together/not together" limbo. Partially due to their adorable awkardness. Partially due to the show slowly and respectfully moving Scott on from Allison.

Scott absentmindedly gives Kira a quick goodbye peck as he rushes off to class, leaving her gobsmacked in the halls. It dawns on Scott moments later that's the first time he kissed her. He tries to awkwardly apologize, but returns moments later with a confident, "You know what? I'm not sorry." Then he gives Kira a proper first kiss.

The "I'm not sorry" has double meaning. Scott isn't sorry he kissed Kira and the show isn't sorry their pack leader is moving on.

Stiles lied to Malia about who her biological father is. I can't really blame the guy. Telling anyone Peter Hale is their father would be a tough pill to swallow. Still, Malia is right to be angry and hurt.

The two are stuck in a classroom together and an argument over a locked door turns into an honest discussion about their problems. It was like a married couple fighting over laundry when they are really mad about money. Stiles apologizes and Malia admits she likes Stiles. A lot.

What is so refreshing about Malia is how direct and honest she is about her feelings for Stiles. She simply wants Stiles to be honest too, which is easy enough because that's his natural default.

Danny is one of the few Teen Wolf characters who has remained human. He's also one of the few human characters to survive (fingers crossed).

As Ethan and Danny make love, Ethan notices some scars on Danny's chest. Danny explains where each scar came from and Ethan asks if he'd want them to disappear. Ethan's feelings for Danny are growing stronger by the minute and this is his tenative way of asking if life as a werewolf interests Danny. Danny says no. His scars make him feel like a survivor.

Ulimtately, it reminds Ethan (and the audience) that humanity, even in our fragile state, has value.

It is only the second episode, but Scott and Allison are busy racking up memorable moments. Teen Wolf Season 1 focused on Scott adjusting to being a werewolf and with good reason. Even a simple lacrosse game posed great difficulty.

Scott retreats to the boys locker room after wolfing out during a game. Allison checks on him and nearly discovers Scott in his werewolf state. Luckily, Scott gets control long enough to get his second chance with Allison...a first kiss.

When Stiles stumbles upon Lydia crying in a car, she tells him to go away because she doesn't want Stiles to see her crying. Stiles tells Lydia that he thinks she's really beautiful when she cries.

It's another honest admission from Stiles, but it serves an important lesson for Lydia. Lydia often hides who she truly is because she doesn't believe her friends will accept her. Stiles is one of the few people who truly sees the real Lydia Martin. Not only does he accept her, he loves her unconditionally. Lydia needs to do the same.

The pack is trapped in school overnight as The Alpha terrorizes them. They are stuck inside the chemistry lab, but there's a door to the roof. Unfortunately, it's locked. Why is there a door to the roof in a chemistry lab? Nobody knows. Don't think. Just go with it. Scott, our hero, volunteers to retrieve the key off the dead janitor down the hall. Of course, he risks facing off with The Alpha.

Allison knows Scott is lying to her, but begs him to stay with a kiss. Despite her anger over the lies, Allison doesn't want Scott to die. Allison knew how to rise above and priortize. I miss her. Personally, I agree with her. Lydia's Molotov cocktail looks like a safe bet to me.

Scott refuses to stay or to explain why he can't. Tired of the lies, Allison breaks up with him. Ulimtately, Scott sacrifices his relationship with Allison to keep her safe. Or...he could just tell the Allison the truth. I know. I know. That's silly.