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Peter and Stiles are in a cold war of arguments. Stiles has Peter blocked on everything and a circle of mountain ash around his house when Derek is slamming on the barrier. Peter's been murdered (again) and stiles is not having it. Just as Peter is trying to gaslight gatekeep girl boss himself out of the afterlife he finds himself awake in his coffin.
Instead of going through angst and heartbreak with the rest of the pack Stiles hacks necromancy and just brings Peter back. Peter doesn't even get a moments peace as Stiles picks the argument back up right where they left off.
Peter is all 'yes dear' cause Stiles just invented necromancy for this dickhead.
cunt4cunt is a very underrepresented ship dynamic and i am here to do my part o7
I love how he doesn’t state real Stiles as ‘good’ in comparison to the Nogitsune being evil, he’s just real Stiles.
Derek: So, what do you think? Peter: I wasn't listening, but I completely agree with Stiles. Derek: Derek: Stiles isn't even here.
1x12 / 3x02 / 6x05 / "Oh, we can do it."
Any other Steter shippers ever think about the way Stiles' mindscape, when they go into his mind to separate him and the Nogitsune, is a parking garage?
And the only real world context the show ever gives to Stiles and a parking garage is the Steter bite offer?
You're telling me the place Stiles retreats to in his mind is on top the Nemeton, in a parking garage?
(And yes, I am aware that it's the same space where Stiles, Scott and Allison went to when they made their surrogate sacrifice. But consider this: The choice to put the tree stump into a parking garage was also already really weird back then. It just has... a different connotation when it's Stiles' mindscape.)