Well, Mitchell actually forcefully preventing her from doing so might have worked.

He was being too emo and distracted to do anything that practical. The only things that detracted from Annie's awesomeness in this ep were that she did not finish off giggly-vamp, and that she did not react quickly to save Nina from herself. I really don't care about the weepiness. She weeps easily, as some people do. It does not stop her from being a badass.

Annie indeed accessed her inner badass this ep. I wonder why her power to affect the world increased? More self-confidence, or because she didn't go through the door?

I was terribly afraid Nina was going to kill herself. Can a werewolf commit suicide? How do you kill a werewolf in this world?

How long do we have to wait for the next season?

How do you kill a werewolf in this world?

BBC America has a small list of their rules, but they don't address it.

And her clothes changed, did anyone else notice that? Usually she wears a cardigan, but somehow it changed to a cowl necked sweater with swoopy sleeves.

I read something that addressed the problem of Annie's clothes - they picked out what she wore carefully so they could make it look like different things, because she could never change outfits. I think that was the same wrap, that looks like a cardigan most of the time. The cowl part can be pulled up into a hood, too.

At one point, it didn't have shoulders, but now it does. I thought about the convertible wrap thing, but the sleeves changed.

I'll have to rewatch and pay more attention to Annie's clothes!

I think I noticed it because I hate the missing shoulders, so I noticed it when they were covered up.

They said her clothes change with her moods, but are basically the same thing.

I wonder why her power to affect the world increased? More self-confidence, or because she didn't go through the door?

One of the boys -- I think Mitchell -- made a comment near the end to the effect of "not many people turn away Death."