Possible Oedipus Complex?

[Ganthan]

[K-MacK]

Remember, though: this wasn't really Pete's doing, other than Inoculating Sarah with Lycanthropy.
Sarah (per Wiki) decided to lose her Virginity to Peter, and Peter decided to help her. The only thoughts, either Sub- or Fully-Consious on Peter's part were "getting a piece"...of the action. (Gotta stay clean, here)
The reason that he made Sarah ( in both senses) was because he was deficient in the Werewolf "Birds and Bees" education to the point that he didn't connect having a good time with making a thrall.
That lack of knowledge, by the way, saved both their lives...
I have to wonder, though: back at the beginning of the Story, the Sheriff is telling Gus that the only reason he's alive is because it would be too hard to hide a Deputy's body... how would they have hidden Peter and Sarah's bodies?
I suspect that Peter is still not up to speed in the "Mated for Life"* bit, and neither is Sarah...after all, it's been less than forty-eight hours since Sarah first Wolfed out in the PiTW universe.
As for Choosing a Mate: I suspect Peter would have gravitated more to someone like Jean (not Jean herself) simply because he connects friendship and good times with a slender, sexy dark-haired female lilkle Jean Goodwin. Jean herself (per Wiki) has other aspirations for a significant other; and Peter isn't it. Still, I wonder what Becky has in mind for Peter...she's still after him.
As for nurturing and protecting Peter; why didn't Sally give him the facts of life when she saw her mate wasn't doing so...and why did she let Walt grind Peter's ego into nebbish-land? There's more here than meets the eye...or has been drawn. Only Kris knows for certain, and he ain't saying--so far.
*"Mated for Life" applies only within Peter's home pack's territory. I suspect that if he leaves that area, both he and Sarah will be free to choose. It'd be a hoot if, after all this, that they actually did come to care for each other...

[bar1scorpio]

Well part of that is still Sally thought it should be up to Walt. Walt was a bit of a player in his youth, so Sally might have honestly thought he'd have been able to give him some fairly decent advice on how to have his fun... Unfortunately, while he Walt was the type to talk a good game, he had some pretty serious problems with the serious side of it, given that what little he had of the 'birds & bees' would have been from his mother & grandmother.

Seriously, one of my ideas from the Palladium open house was to include some of the notes from teh message boards in the collected volume of PitW as a roleplaying supplement...