Dances with Werewolves

"Jacob filled his cup with water, and sat back down in front of him. “Well… Uh, yeah, where to start…” Later, after everything which had happened since, Sam would think back to that moment now and then. He wouldn’t really think of it as the ‘time when everything changed,’ and he wouldn’t think of it as the ‘start of all his troubles.’ He would instead think of it as the first time where his actual leadership skills were put to the test, and when, according to himself, he had failed. "----Sequel to Of Hamsters and Men. Jacob and Edward brought about new understanding between the vampires and werewolves of Forks, but a step in the right direction isn't a solution, and for Sam Uley, among many others, the change is difficult to adapt to. Vampires were supposed to be uncontrollable monsters, not sympathetic people, and still, for every passing conversation with Jasper Hale, he finds himself more unsure where he stands.