White Lightning Productions

First, something I'm fairly sure you'd say "spoilers" to, but I'll ask anyway:
Sarah has a cure, but is conflicted between two choices: should she use it and break up with Peter (it's a cure, not a prevention, having sex would turn her back into a werewolf), or stay a werewolf despite the dangers? EDIT: This is assuming the cure is (a) effective only on "infected" individuals, not anyone born a were, and/or (b) a single dose (and getting another dose would be near impossible).
Also, how do the others react to her choice?

Second: Arthur Hazen has kept a secret from even his own family, but now it's been revealed. What could it possibly be and how does everyone (his wife, Sarah, Nero, Jack, etc.) react?

Shrug of shoulders. There are already witches in town. A witch runs the campus Pagan Students resource office.

This one's also a bit out there* but again, I think it's an interesting hypothetical.

There is a pill that instantly and painlessly changes the imbiber's biological sex for 24 hours. However, every time one of the pills is taken, there is a small but not insignificant chance (say, 2%) that the transformation is permanent (and no, popping additional pills has no effect on the imbiber from this point on, not even temporarily). Which, if any, of the main cast would indulge? More than once?

*And sounds like something that came out of an erotic fanfic/choose your own adventure.

EDIT: Yes, it affects werewolves too.

The pack finally decides to take Peter's talk about the men in suits seriously & Jean's mother decides that the 4 need to learn how to fight, even if it's just to be able to break free from capture since it's always lots at a time. What are their reactions?

The whateverest spinoff police procedural starring a rapper from the 90s has an Halloween "special" centering around a suspect that may or may not be a werewolf.

What line of dialog does each of the main 4 find the cringiest?

The pack finds out that a greedy developer is using connections to be able to seize part of the woods to put up whatever. What, if anything, do they do about it?

Especially cringe worthy, as there's enough developed land in the area that's gone to pot, if this is taking place in Michigan.

Here's a question for Dr. Abe and/or our favorite Texan werefox college student. It's a conundrum that has baffled internet goers for decades...in internet years, and these two individuals are likely to offer unique insight into this puzzle.

What does the fox say?

If you got into Danny's media files, the fox says, "Yew ain't recordin' this, are ya?"

Due to circumstances Butch has an opportunity to kill Gus & it's fair by Pack Laws. Peter, Sarah & Jean are there. What happens?


Gus attacks Peter trying to kill him. Due to luck (of course) Peter manages to kill Gus. (The whole tumble down stairs & Gus gets the broken neck/stabbed with silver knife, Peter ducks & Gus doesn't, struggle over gun & Gus gets shot with silver bullet...). Peter is of course shocked. How does everyone else react? Particularly or only: Jean, Sarah, Butch, Jean's parents (since they are alphas), Peter's parents, & Con Nero just because. Sorry for multiple answers needed, but I'm really interested in how they react, Thanks.

ah bummer. Was really interested in the answers.

Butch sincerely apologizing to Peter for the attempted rape.

Realizing someone tried to slip them a spiked drink at a frat party. I'd like it if would post how the others would react to one of the others getting spiked as well, but realize you may not want to due to quite a few POVs to post.

Just thought of one that is actually possible & would be a concern: they find evidence that another thrall has come into the area.

Here is my idea for this thread: A locoweed grenade is detonated in Professor Feetlebaum's classroom. It is strong enough and fast enough to force all of the class's weres to transform into their wereforms before they can do anything about it. How would the professor and the main four characters react?

Ok, so... theoretical question.

Let's say that PitW (or a version of it) takes place in the Stargate universe-- eh, one of them, at least. Leaving aside the origins of werewolves in such a universe (my first impulse is to blame the Ancients or the Furlings, but... well, the general rule for this thread seems to be "Don't change the general setting too much...")... if the Aminal Control guys were working for the NID, and succeeded in capturing Peter/Sarah/Jean/Butch-- how would those four react to being "rescued" (read: freed from the facility but afterwards taken to Cheyenne Mountain for quarantine/medical observation) by SG-1 (let's assume they were staking out the holding facility that the kidnapped individual(s) were delivered to, on the general basis that Something Fishy Was Going On And The NID Was Involved) and having the Stargate Program revealed to them? (Under the SGC's mistaken belief that they're aliens captured by the NID's unauthorized offworld program and brought back to Earth through the second Stargate before the SGC confiscated it.)

For bonus points, let's assume that SG-1 saw one of the Muzzle Group transform from fuzzy to human or vice versa, and assumed that it was either a natural ability for their species/civilization, or the result of NID experiments-- hence the added emphasis on the mandatory portion of mandatory quarantine/medical observation, both for the Muzzle Group's own protection and to protect the general populace from what could, for all they know, be a highly transmittable mutagenic virus or a potential psycho super-soldier ticking time-bomb. And just to clarify, none of SG-1, (or the SGC medical teams, for that mattter) know about the Secret.

I'm not too familiar with the SG-1 universe as I haven't watched it in a long time, but yeah, I think they'd consider them as some kind of dangerous aliens - although they'd quickly discover they've got no links with anything Goa'uld related - but, as they're capable of intelligent speech and behavior, communication would quickly take place.