So full grown at 10?

He's not a werewolf. He's an animagus.

It was like a nice table with woodworm, so as long as you did not look too deep it was good.

i had concerns that emotionally, ame was not an adult. the way that he chose to leave and go to the mountains with an barely audible "i have to go" reinforced that. perhaps if he had given his mum a rational and allowed her some time to come to terms with it, she would not have put herself in danger and gone looking for him. he did not even wait to see if his sister was ok after the storm.

i was also taken aback that he just dumped his own mother in the street. it was odd, as though he was overcompensating for being half human by rejecting his humanity completely.

it also crossed my mind that as he was able to communicate with the fox, he should have made some effort to get the fox's leg repaired. he could have got help.

So my feeling is that we all have the initial shock and horror of a 10 year old going to live in the woods. He was too young and to rash to go. However, we are applying our logic to a creature different than us. There is a pull for daughter to be human while the son had a pull to be a wolf.

The mother had no idea how to raise both these kids. She was just try to do her best in the situation they were in. Letting her son follow his path was what she felt was best for him. He may had the same urges that his father had. The father died of unknown reasons but strongly implied that his wolf side got the better of him.

The reason why the mother left to pursue him in the storm was for the same reason why any of us would have. She cared for his safety and wasn't ready to let him go. I think for the son, it was a calling to live as a wolf. He was an adult in wolf years. If we view him as a wolf instead of a human, he naturally at the stage in his life where he needed to live it the best way he knew how. The mother understood that at the end.

So my feeling is that we all have the initial shock and horror of a 10 year old going to live in the woods. He was too young and to rash to go. However, we are applying our logic to a creature different than us. There is a pull for daughter to be human while the son had a pull to be a wolf.

The mother had no idea how to raise both these kids. She was just try to do her best in the situation they were in. Letting her son follow his path was what she felt was best for him. He may had the same urges that his father had. The father died of unknown reasons but strongly implied that his wolf side got the better of him.

The reason why the mother left to pursue him in the storm was for the same reason why any of us would have. She cared for his safety and wasn't ready to let him go. I think for the son, it was a calling to live as a wolf. He was an adult in wolf years. If we view him as a wolf instead of a human, he naturally at the stage in his life where he needed to live it the best way he knew how. The mother understood that at the end.

Yeah, the second I heard the other wolf had a bad leg/foot I was like 'go get it and help it.'

Hey where is your son? Oh he is off playing again? That's odd, it is almost like you are making it up and he has run away.

Oh and wtf? she forgets her daughter to run after her moody son to get lost and then almost die, only then to get picked up by her son and left injured 20 or 30 feet from her car in the cold rain? Guardian my ass. You could have helped out the ring fox with his hurt leg too, that kid was as worthless as the wolfs on True Blood.