"No, you're wrong." His response comes quickly off the back of Derek's comments. The idea of not only staying a wolf but also being good at it-- That's why he's here. What his wish had been that brought him to Cadelle in the first place. He and Stiles may not be able to find a solution to his furry little problem, but he's taking every option he can to fix it.

"Once I'm finished here, I won't be a wolf anymore. They can fix me." It's only once the word are out that he realizes that this might not be the right person to make that admission to. Scott may consider the bite a curse, but Derek's a real werewolf. It's literally something he was born with. To Scott, being a werewolf may be tantamount to being a monster, but he knows that Derek doesn't feel the same way.

"It may be alright for you, but I don't want it. I don't want any of this. I just want to go back to being a regular highschool kid. I just want to have to worry about passing my classes, not whether or not I'm going to kill somebody." He has to get that, right? Scott wasn't given a choice in being turned. If he hadn't been in the preserve in the first place, then none of this would've ever happened. He would've stayed oblivious to the supernatural world. Life would've been so much simpler.