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The Fifth Season Of Teen Wolf-Personal Narrative
Raise your hand if you have been watching Teen Wolf every Monday and have been left with your jaw wide open at the end of every episode. The fifth season of Teen Wolf has confused me, made me cry, and basically pulled at every heart string it could possibly pull since it premiered on June 29th. Jeff Davis has went all out this season and has really put a little Saw into the series. I don’t want to spoil too much, but there may be some tongue ripping. Yep, I said tongue ripping. I know you are cringing right now because I’m cringing just writing about it.

If you haven’t taken the time to watch Teen Wolf and all of its glory (I am thoroughly offended by that), but I will give you the general premise. Teen Wolf follows Scott McCall, a high schooler
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