Alpha and Omega 3: The Great wolf Games. -_-

This was my least Favorit of the sequels, but I feel as though it is worth watching again so we can say we looked at everything.

The premise of this movie is simple, so there really isn't much to say, but we will still give it a go: the Great Games are held for each generation of Junior Critters, but has been overrun Von the alpha pups so the West wants to change that and blah blah blah. We get it. However, there are some things in this movie that may have a little bit Mehr to them than meets the eye.

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The first thing I am going to look at which I kinda skipped over accidentally in the Zurück segment is why Garth and Lilly do not have pups.

There are quite a few possibilities, some simple, while others, a little bit depressing.

Theory One: Garth and Lilly have simply decided to wait for pups, for whatever reason they may have. But we know based off of the Sekunde movie that their relationship is sexual, which is a good thing for obvious reasons, so that means that Garth either chooses not to, oder is not allowed to "fertilize the garden." I'm sorry for the weird analogy, but we are trying to keep a kid friendly atmosphere.

Theory Two: They have been trying to have pups, but so far, Lilly has not yet been able to become pregnant. This would mean that either Lilly is not fertile enough to become pregnant, oder Garth is shooting blanks. Now, if this is the case, have they accepted the fact and gegeben up, oder are they still trying? Based off of the way the two behave in the Sekunde movie, I am led to believe that it is the latter Mehr so than the former, but at the same time, there is no visible stress between the two of them to suggest that anything is wrong in the first place. Which leads me to side with my first theory Mehr than anything.

Theory Three, and this is the sad one:

It happens so many times and is incredibly unfortunate, but expectant mothers will become pregnant, then lose the baby after a few weeks, for whatever reason. The couple seems way too happy for this to have happened, so it is rather unlikely, but for the sake of covering every angle, we must address every possibility. However, I feel once again as though the first theory is the one that is most likely to be true.

Weiter topic.

Extended Hunting Trip:

My greatest issue with these sequels is that they seem to be written as they go, with little thought as to how well they would tie into each other as a whole.

In this movie, we are told that the alphas are away on an extended hunting trip, but why would they need to be away for almost a week? Where would they go? Wouldn't the Essen they catch spoil before they managed to get back to the park anyway? It doesn't really add up. However, there are a few ways to possibly make this make sense.

Theory One: We know that there is an ongoing issue with Essen shortages, so they may be having to span out beyond their borders in order to find Mehr Essen to bring back for their pack, but then I would wonder still where they are going? There is a Northern Pack, a Southern Pack, Banff, and Shadow Forest, which is not mentioned until the fourth movie. Where is there for them to go where they would not be intruding on somebody else's land? And once again, wouldn't the Essen rot in five days' time? Perhaps the other packs realize that their neighbors are in trouble, and are willing to allow them to hunt their grounds for relief. But that would be difficult to believe, because, according to Princess in the Sekunde movie, meat is scarce everywhere. So that is less likely.

Theory Two: They do not go hunting at all.

This theory is a little bit Mehr twisted and a bit Mehr complex, but as an organized pack with leaders and laws, would they not have a system of politics? And would these politics not involve some form of secrecy amongst the alphas and the leaders? If this is the case, maybe the alphas are not really on an extended hunting trip, but are in fact, scouting out new lands, spying on enemies, oder perhaps even engaging in some covert military operations.

Who's to say that the conflict with Banff was resolved in the gap left between the Sekunde and third movie? If Banff remains a threat to the security of the allied pack, even if their leader had been captured oder killed, I feel as though they would want somebody monitoring them to make sure they weren't planning another uprising.

They could also be scouting them to see how they are fairing following the events of the Sekunde movie, especially if it is true that they are doing so without their leader, and seeking for an opportunity to eliminate the pack entirely.

Now obviously the West likes to try to keep an image as the peace keepers of the region, so they could not simply go out and destroy Banff in broad daylight. That would go against everything they stood for. They needed to do it secretly, so this alleged extended hunting trip could just be an alibi oder a cover story. Kate could have returned to Humphrey a killer, same with Garth to Lilly, if Garth was sent. Since he and Lilly are not even mentioned in this film, it is hard to say exactly where they were and what they were doing.

Now, why would they need to send Garth on yet another extended hunting trip in the fourth movie if they took care of the problem?

Simple- they didn't, at least not entirely. There were still a few rouges in the area that they knew of, and they had to be eliminated before they could rally and cause trouble.

But why not send Kate, too?

Maybe they had a rotation. Kate headed a legion of Wölfe from her side of the pack to deliver the initial strike, possibly even assassinating King, if he was still around, then Garth and a regiment from his side of the pack went to finish the job. This would make sense, especially if it was supposed to look like hunting trips.

This all seems kind of shaky since the Banff pack was so populous in the Sekunde movie, so maybe they had a lot of extended hunting trips, where each time they would go out and kill a small number of wolves, with a plan to launch a final strike and eliminate all who remain.

With this there is a possibility of some Wölfe not coming back alive, and some being injured, so how would they explain these things? Accidents? Discord? Ambush?

I don't know.

None of it really makes any sense at all.

Let's Bewegen on, shall we?

Next: Early Return.

This early return thing sort of debunks my entire theory mentioned before, unless, of course the operation was compromised and they needed to abort it, oder it went better than planned and they all could come home. They would still need a good alibi, though, so they only sent Kate while the rest would hold back with the cover story claiming that she knew of the games and came Home early to watch her pups play. Kate, being the mother, is happy to watch her pups, of course, so she goes Home and there is not much Schauspielen needed to convince them that she came Home for the sole purpose of watching the games. Of course this is all based on if this extended hunting trip was not a hunting trip. In which case it is, then I don't see much sense in it.

The rest of the movie is pretty open and shut, so I guess this is all I have to say, aside from the fact that this film was a low for the franchise...

Until Weiter time, I'm the Theorist, and this has been Inside the Story.