motivations make perfect sense peter is like a one-man army because he's not only very strong he's also very smart he doesn't have minions or anything like that but he's a master tactician and he has a way to manipulate circumstances to put people in a situation where they're forced to do what he wants them to do because they simply don't have a choice i like peter a lot as a villain and it's too bad that they had to bring him back every season after that don't you understand yet i'm not the bad guy here you turn into a giant monster with red eyes and fangs and you're not the bad guy here the whole storyline with the hunters develops fairly well too despite it being very cheesy the writers actually do a great job at building some layers into the hunters as villains for one there's a real element of perspective they're clearly the antagonists but they're not necessarily evil because from their point of view werewolves are predators and killers and they want to get rid of them for survival they truly believe they are the ones in the front lines to make the world a safer place they also have a code that comes with certain morals they don't kill children they don't kill werewolves who haven't taken innocent lives they also leave the women to make final decisions in situations of crisis because they believe women have a better ability to preserve peace like they have a whole protocol to operate with their own version of dignity and while their rules are never fully explained to us they often use this idea of the code to give the hunter somewhat of a moral compass i think it's safe to say that while it's not the worst season NUMBER_TOKEN is the most forgettable season of the show which is both a good thing and a bad thing it's a bad thing because a lot of people get disinterested in season one and just stop watching but it's a good thing because if you do get through season one then you've gone through the most boring part of the series season two in terms of quality is very much on par with season one there are differences though i feel like season one failed in places where season two succeeds but season two also fails in places where season one succeeded but overall it does feel like a consistent continuation to what the show started and season two is also where we finally get the legendary intro sequence of teen wolf
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