Jones uses testimonies from Jeffries and Imara to challenge Jana's knowledge of the history of wolfbloods. While Imara claims that humans and wolfbloods once fought side by side, Jeffries is flattered into exposing his theory that some of the most feared figures in history were actually wolfbloods. Smith starts to wonder if Jana wants history to repeat itself and wishes to leave her own frightening legacy.

Jones manipulates Whitewood's version of the past to argue that Alexander Kincaid's research could have helped humans defend themselves against wolfbloods. However, Jana recalls things differently and shares her memory of how frightened Kincaid was of wolfbloods and why he hated them so much.