Before we get to Creeper Guy, let’s back up a little bit to last episode: Logan and Rachel found out that they were expecting a little cub, er I mean, boy. Logan is visibly freaked, which is our first clue that things might not be “alright”. Then he got the nice little package of the silver rattle with a note attached, which said “It’s a boy!”… The problem here is that neither he nor Rachel had told anyone that they were expecting or found out the sex, much less what it was. Fast forward to this week’s episode which sees Logan and Elena switching geographical places. Elena returns to Toronto (with Clay, at Jeremy’s insistence) for the opening of her first ever art show, while Logan returned to Stonehaven to talk to Nick and Jeremy about the fact that he’s expecting his first little Pack member. Now remember kids, it has only been discussed a little bit so it’s easy to forget, but boys born to non-wolf mothers (a.k.a. all of those born wolves, since Elena is the only female wolf and she has no children that we know of) are taken away at birth to be raised by the Pack. Logan was left with his human mother until he was older, and thus was brought up without knowledge of what he was and how to deal with it. Logan, understandably, wants to keep the baby with he and Rachel instead of handing him over the Pack. While Nick seems to think that it’s out of the question, Jeremy is a bit hesitant to immediately sentence Logan’s unborn son to a life without his mother.

  • (Just a little note from a country gal: covering yourself in mud is not a viable way to hide from a predator. Yes, it will mask your scent, but it will not completely get rid of it. Animals are not that stupid…. most of the time.) Unfortunately, Creeper Guy is pretty much intertwined with the rest of the story this week. We get to see how little control Santos has over him, as well as how little he has changed during his time in prison. Rehabilitation? Creeper Guy laughs in the face of “rehabilitation via prison sentence”. After watching this week’s episode, I can just imagine all of the Bitten fan girls swooning over Clay (even more): “He even cooks!” Now hold on a minute, girls. If you recall, the only thing we’ve ever seen anyone from the pack cook is pancakes and bacon. Maybe our boy Clay is a one trick pony? Then again, if being a werewolf makes you crave carbs and meat, that trick is pretty much the only one you need. Swoon on, girls.