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So I, in my apparent unending desire for pariah-hood, am the sole voter for "kill him".

Dicey? Sure! But generally when threatened animals (and humans are animals too, remember) take one of two options: fight or flight.

I picked fight because I think that is how I would react (were I a werewolf ...

no offense, but in the world of wolves, might is right
Thats not necessarily true. It can be, but it isn't all the time.

and the weak die...
That's true of nearly all species.

wouldn't go over too well with a species almost exinct, would it?
{retreats to bash proof place, cause he knows he's ...

Well, I suppose it depends on one's definistion of "disgusting". The food I consider most disgusting yet I like on occasion is a McDonald's quarter pounder with cheese.

And like Dreamer, I will occasionally eat things off the ground. Like today at work I dropped a cracker in the dirt. I blew it off ...

Also i may ask would there be a domination/submission side to it, or it would be equal share in power?

Here's my short answer: depends on the individuals, but pretty much "yes" they would share.

Longer answer: With wolves and a mated pair, they are basically partners. One is not "dominant" over ...

Maybe I am just old fashioned but I just don't feel that CGI is quite "there yet". While the VanHelsing werewolf is okay, it still looks a bit cartoonish to me. I'll take a less "slick" physical werewolf any day provided it's at least given some time and attention. Plus a werewolf's gotta have a ...

Welcome from a fellow newb.

What Beserker said: Tell us about your werewolf interests. Favorite films/books?
Just in case

That's a very good point, Redeye.

And unless I'm mistaken the whole idea of a strict Alpha through Omega heirarchy as applied to wolves is based on an antiquated study done on a pack of captives wolves during the 1940's. I do know that 'Dominance Theory' is based on said study, and that it is the ...

That begets the question, "Who's your owner?"

Would the werewolf have a friend that could pose and take him in, or does he need to get himself picked up by Animal Control?

I enjoyed the way the character was spending more and more time as the Wolfman, even though he could have shifted back to human at will. And the more time he spent as a monster, the more he liked it. There was a part of him, even at the end, that lamented what he was doing but he was helpless to ...

Is that an agreement or a disagreement on the presence of an Omega?

FWIW, I'm not sure I completely agree with you that the person in the social group that humans talk down is the dominant personality. Do people b**** about authority figures? Sure! But that person is usually considered outside the ...

Blue-eyes in the dark wrote:You seem like an ok guy

Uhm, thanks?

Hey guys,

Long time werewolf fan here who just recently found the board. I love all things werewolf but often find myself feeling cheated; there always seems to be so little time devoted to the werewolf himself despite his being the "star", at least in movies. I've found books that I like, but even ...

The bottom of the barrel guy. Every wolf pack has one, and while human families may not necessarily, most human social groups do. You know, the guy everyone talks crap about. The group dork.