At least that's what I think. He's always trying to do the right thing, no matter what. He has to keep the balance between his friends and the monsters at his doorstep, which is not so easy as it seems for they are basically the same. As a hunter, he was convinced he's doing a world a favour by exposing & eliminating all the monsters around his neighbourhood that he sees as a serious threat to all human existence. Then, he suddenly realise the tragic fact of life at Beacon Hills, namely, all those monsters are actually his friends, his teammates, his schoolmates, to be exact, so, he decided to change sides, slowly, but surely. Even if he would remain a hunter to the very end (the end of a TV series, or until his dying breath, just before those teen wolves finally get a hold on him, whichever comes first, makes no difference here), he would still be my personal hero. I must admit I kinda admire him for his strong beliefs. I don't know which Nolan I like more: the hunter, or the sidekick to all those teen wolves out there, but I do know one thing: he's equally good at both. Then again, that's just my personal opinion, nothing more.

He's bad alright, very very bad. He's a mf badass, that's for sure, a badass just like me.

I think he's a bit of both, like me. I'm also a fire and ice, both at the same time, much like Nolan.