This episode begins with a flashback from a year ago to Kemp talking to professor Janet aka Lucy, about a paper she wrote regarding her theory about a gene that is potentially the cause of all evil. She tries to avoid the conversation by saying that those papers were all an intellectual exercise. Kemp reminds her that last week she received a small sample of blood that made no sense, and that the sample was evil. He tells her that if she wishes to learn more that she should call him.
It's early morning and Annie is following the mail man as he is doing his deliveries. In an alley across the street, a policemen walks up to a dead body and Annie follows. When Annie sees the ghost of the dead man, she asks him if he is okay, and if he understands what has just happened to him. "They told me to wait for you", he responds, and then attempts to drag Annie through yet another door.
Back at the house, George is awake and quite chipper and making sausages. He tells Mitchell that he has had an Epiphany - a break. He is making a list to make order out of his life.
When Annie becomes conscious, she meets a ghost named Sykes, who tells her that he saved her from the other side. When he starts to leave, she follows him and says that he has to help her, because this keeps happening to her. Sykes tells her that he does not have to do anything of the sort. "There's no automatic bond between us. We're just ghosts love" he says, as he attempts to walk away again.
Back at the house, George says this whole time I never wanted to think about what happened to me once a month. He says that you put a big scary animal in a cage, and thus he is going to buy a cage. "I've been treating this whole wolf thing like this big life changing thing, running around doing jobs a monkey could do, but what is it really? When you think about it, it's one night a month. That's no reason for me not to live a long normal full life the rest of the time, and that is what I am going to do." Mitchell asks if that is on his list as well and George responds, "yes, yes it is in fact, number two get a better job."
Annie follows Sykes, threatening to haunt him if he does not help her. Sykes tells her that fighting the men behind the door is grown up stuff, and she tells him that he is about nine. Sykes goes on to say that he died when he was 23, and in ghost years he is 89. Annie stops him and says, "if you don't help me, then sooner or later they're going to get me". Sykes responds, "you have resisted deaths door three times, which is written all over your aura, which I could teach you to read." Annie asks him to show her how to read auras at least, because apparently it's not like teaching, it's a magic trick.
At vampire headquarters, Campbell brings in a young woman for Mitchell to feed off of. Mitchell asks what part of no blood do you not understand? It seems that Campbell found her on a website for humans that have a vampire fetish. He believes that this is different, because the woman is volunteering to be fed on, but Mitchell tells him that it is not different, and instructs him to get the woman out of there. Ivan tells Mitchell that Campbell's suggestion is a creative reinterpretation of the rules. Mitchell tells him that there is only one rule.
George goes into a factory to get a cage built, and he starts to stumble when he's asked what size cage and how close the bars need to be together. The welder asks if he wants a cage big enough for a man, because he believes that George is into S&M. George says, "I was obviously embarrassed to say that I wanted a sex cage, but now that this is out in the open, I feel wonderful." The welder tells George that he will throw in some handcuffs no charge.
Back at the house, George is complaining that all the tradesmen he met that day think that he is a pervert and Skyes pipes up saying,"better they think that you're a nonce, than a werewolf surely." When George asks who he is, Mitchell tells him that his name is Sykes and that he is dead and apparently very good at closing doors. Mitchell asks if he can teach Annie how to do this, and when Sykes says maybe, maybe not, Mitchell asks him why he is there again. Annie drags Mitchell into the next room and tells him that he is not her father, but Mitchell is concerned because of all the things that have been happening lately. Annie reminds Mitchell that Sykes saved her, and that she had to drag him to the house, only to have him act like an over protective father. She tells him to ease up. Before going back to the living room, Annie asks how George is doing, and Mitchell tells her that he is manic and not talking about it. Annie says that this not healthy, and that he needs to talk about it.
When they walk back into the living room, George is telling Sykes that if he can help Annie, that he has a responsibility to do so. Sykes says, "Do you want to know why I don't want to teach you? It's because there is only one passing grade. Anything less than an A+, and they've got you, and I really don't want that on my conscience." Annie responds, "Sykes if you don't teach me, then I'm gone anyway." He tells her that they can meet a 9 tomorrow, if it's okay with her two dads, and walks out of the house. George says that he liked him, and then mentions that he wants to switch rooms because of the size thing with the cage.
