Question: Who does Mick think is the girl of his dreams?
About the article "Teen Wolf", section "Plot".

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Mick St. John, a private investigator, dreams of being interviewed by a woman off-camera, where he reveals that he is 90 years old, and that unlike other vampires, he has standards and does not hunt women, children or innocents.
Mick's job leads him to the scene of the murder of a young woman, where Beth, a reporter for the online newspaper "BuzzWire", notices two large puncture wounds on the woman's neck.
While walking around the scene, she meets Mick and tells him he looks very familiar, but he insists that they do not know each other.
Beth gives the murder article a vampire theme, using the puncture wounds as inspiration.
The article makes Josef, a 400 year old vampire friend of Mick's, concerned for the safety of vampires.
To get more information on the murder, Mick goes to the morgue, where his friend Guillermo (Jacob Vargas) supplies him with blood.
Mick does not detect any traces of vampire contact on the dead woman, eliminating them as her reason of death.
Mick then comes across Beth at the dead woman's apartment, where they find a necklace with a vial of blood inside.
Professor Ellis (Rudolf Martin), a lecturer of the dead woman, gives a eulogy at her funeral.
Chloe, a friend of the dead woman, attacks Ellis and slashes his neck, whose blood Mick recognizes as the blood in the vial.
Beth tracks down Chloe, who explains that the professor has a vampire-worshipping blood cult, and he believes that he is a vampire.
Later, Mick finds Chloe's dead body, who was murdered by Ellis.
Knowing that Beth has gone to Ellis's class, he rushes to save her.
After the class, Beth talks to Ellis about vampires and the young woman's murder, but he discovers that she is wearing a wire.
Ellis attacks Beth and although she escapes, she is kidnapped by the professor's teaching assistant.
Mick tracks down the assistant, defeats him, and takes an unconscious Beth to his apartment.
In flashbacks to 22 years in the past, Mick investigates the case of a missing girl.
In a domestic fight between Mick and his ex-wife Coraline over the kidnapped girl, Mick stabs Coraline's heart with the leg of a broken chair.
He lights the house on fire and rescues the girl, leaving Coraline to the fire.
It is revealed that the little girl has grown up to be Beth, and that Mick has tried to watch over her and keep her safe over the years.
In the present, Beth wakes up and remembers that Mick was stabbed by the assistant, and that he was the one who saved her as a child.
Mick dismisses the claims as being caused by her head injury.
Thanking him for saving her, she hugs him. 
The majority of the narrative centers on the struggles of four of John Singer's acquaintances: Mick Kelly, a tomboyish girl who loves music and dreams of buying a piano; Jake Blount, an alcoholic labor agitator; Biff Brannon, the observant owner of a diner; and Dr. Benedict Copeland, an idealistic black physician. 
The pilot introduces Mick St. John, a private investigator who has been a vampire for over fifty years.
Mick meets Beth Turner, a reporter for the online newspaper "BuzzWire", at the scene of the murder of a young woman.
Mick and Beth begin investigating the crime together, helping each other to catch the killer.
Flashbacks to 22 years ago show a domestic fight between Mick and his ex-wife Coraline Duvall over a kidnapped girl.
Mick lights the house on fire and rescues the girl, leaving Coraline to the fire.
It is revealed that the little girl has grown up to be Beth, and that Mick has tried to watch over her and keep her safe over the years.
In the present, Beth discovers that Mick is a vampire, and Mick reveals how one becomes a vampire and tells her the story of how he was turned by his bride, Coraline, on their wedding night.
Beth asks Mick to help her friend Morgan find her stolen cameras.
When he meets her, Mick is completely shocked; Morgan is identical to his ex-wife, Coraline.
He becomes even more confused when his vampiric sense of smell tells him that Morgan is human.
Mick tries to expose Morgan as Coraline, but finally comes to believe that she is a doppelgänger when he sees that she does not have the fleur de lis tattoo on her shoulder as Coraline did.
When alone, Morgan scrubs away the heavy makeup that has been covering the tattoo.
Beth snoops through Mick's property, and finds out Mick was the one who protected her as a little girl when she was kidnapped.
Morgan goes with Mick to his apartment to clean up after almost getting hit by a car.
Mick joins her in the shower and finally sees the tattoo on her shoulder, revealing her identity as Coraline.
When Beth learns that Morgan is really Coraline, the lady who kidnapped her as a child, she goes to Mick's apartment and stabs her with a wooden stake, narrowly missing her heart, not realizing that she has become human.
Coraline goes to hospital, but recovers and leaves after being revealed to be a vampire again.
Beth's boyfriend Josh is kidnapped by a dangerous Los Angeles-based gang.
Mick and Beth witness the event and drive after him, but Josh is shot.
Beth realizes that Josh is dying, and begs Mick to turn him into a vampire; he refuses and Josh dies.
While putting Josh's affairs in order, Beth discovers that Josh was about to propose to her.
Mick encounters two vampires who are looking for Coraline.
Once they leave, Mick visits his vampire friend Josef, who tells him that one of them was Lance (Jason Butler Harner), a rich and powerful vampire.
Mick finds Coraline at a storage facility working on a compound for the vampire cure.
Coraline explains that during the French Revolution there were seven siblings of royal blood who were vampires, two of whom were Lance and Coraline.
She then uses the compound to cure Mick's vampirism, although Lance arrives and takes her away.
Mick enjoys life as a human, although the cure is only temporary.
Beth's boss at "BuzzWire" is killed, and a new assistant district attorney named Benjamin Talbot (Eric Winter) investigates the murder.
Mick and Beth discuss the problems of having a romantic relationship, and although they end up kissing, Mick tells her he needs time to figure things out.
Photos of Mick getting hit by a vehicle find their way into the hands of Talbot.
Mick and Beth decide to start a romantic relationship, and go to a restaurant for their first date.
When Beth quits her job at "BuzzWire" and becomes unemployed, Talbot offers her a job as a civilian investigator.
Talbot receives a list of names of all the vampires in the area, including Mick, from an unknown source.
Beth tells Mick that she cannot continue to date him because of their vampire-human situation, but Mick says that he loves her and they kiss. 
Paper Biscuit is a comic book series written and published by Ronnie del Carmen, head of story at Pixar.
It centers around Nina, a disorganized girl who has the unnatural ability to stay awake and think coherently in her dreams. 
Finn originated as a character who "walks a fine line between following his dreams and balancing what other people expect of him."
Monteith's former acting coach said: "You've got to be incredibly smart to understand how dim Finn can be", though Monteith appreciated the fact that Finn is more than "just a dumb jock".
He has admitted that he is sometimes frustrated by Finn's "convenient dumb-guy writing", and commented, "I think every actor wants to be stretched.
But it's also important to realize that whatever we're doing works.
I realize that this happens to an actor about once every ten lifetimes.
To be on a show that's this good, it's rarified air."
Finn has matured during his run on the series—in January 2011, Monteith noted that he had "grown up a little bit" and become "a little wiser".
He later expanded, "Finn's not dumb anymore, really, he’s just naive.
The opposite of me.
I love Finn’s optimism.
He’s very idealistic; he wants a good girl to love him, and he chases after what he wants in life—that I can relate to."
The actor hopes that in time his character will be able to grow and mature more.
He said in an interview with MTV, "I think the harder it is for him, the better, you know?
I think Finn has a lot of growing up to do and I think that Finn has a lot of struggle left for him.
I think dealing with a lot of his dad stuff, the passing of his father and dealing with the unrequited love all of a sudden from Rachel, I think the more trouble he goes through, the more interesting it is for me as an actor.
"Over the course of his run on the series, Finn's primary relationship has been with the glee club's main singer, Rachel.
In a meeting with the press at PaleyFest2011, which occurred when the characters were in the middle of a months-long breakup, Monteith commented: "That's a very important central relationship to the show.
I think it's important, and I think they're endgame, but I can't be sure of when.
I try not to get too attached to the pairing, so I can focus on storyline that does come my way."
Falchuk said of the Finn–Rachel relationship ahead of the third season, "We're not interested in breaking them up this year but at the same time the challenge is they are graduating, they are different kinds of people and where does that take you?"
During the PaleyFest2011 "Glee" cast interview, Monteith said, "There are a lot of people who really, really want Finn and Rachel to be together.
But at the same time, I think that it's really interesting when they're clearly in love with each other but they're apart.
I think it makes for good television."
He added, "I think there's a different dynamic to Finn with Quinn and with Rachel, and single."