Percy praying to Sally and ignoring Poseidon as a parent is just Percy giving his father the same energy back

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Percy praying to Sally and ignoring Poseidon as a parent is just Percy giving his father the same energy back
percy being told that you burn what you'll miss the most and immediately burning his blue jelly beans to talk to his mom. i don't think anyone understands how much of a big deal this is to me
I also love that he chose to pray to his mom rather than his absent father. The way this show portrays parental neglect is so special to me, and I love how we can see even in the two episodes just how much each kid is suffering by their godly parent ignoring them. I get the idea of wanting to be acknowledged, but also why should Sally be suddenly forgotten? So Percy diverting from the book and choosing to call himself Sally Jackson's son, fully rejecting the notion of Poseidon having any claim on him, makes me so happy to see because in his situation, I'd also just keep existing as my mom's daughter because she's been here for me, my support system, my best friend, and her sacrifice would be more important to me than any god in the universe
i think my fav grover moment so far is him saying "also i'm 24" in the middle of a VERY drastic situation where he is trying to prep percy for what he is about to face. yes grover, the most important thing right now is explaining the satyr aging system. i can't wait for percy to bring it up like 5 episodes later when they're on better terms like "what the fuck did you mean when you said you were 24"
Grover really wanted to reveal everything he could while they were still stuck in the car and forced to hear him out. "Also I'm 24" yes, Grover, thank you for the input, now what are we going to do about the cow in underwear that's chasing us
I love the way they depicted him in the show. In the movie, he fell more into the stereotype of a loud, funny black friend, which was like the norm back then but also quite disappointing. Grover in the show is a kind, anxiety-driven kid who was put in charge of other kids, willing to sacrifice his genuine friendship with Percy to protect him and get him kicked out of the school. He's scheming with Sally behind Percy's back because he's just so traumatised by what happened to Thalia that he had probably full flashbacks when he saw Percy running to avenge his mom. I'm glad we got to see a bit of Grover Percy doesn't know about when he went to the forest and spoke with the nymph; I'm glad he has his support system. I can't wait to see more of him
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i think that scene in botl when annabeth sits at the poseidon table and percy is quaking in his boots is an accurate representation of how they value following the rules. if you think about it, the only time percy purposefully breaks a rule is when he absolutely has to. like, when he illegally joined a quest to save his best friend who was held hostage...twice. otherwise, percy tries his best to behave. annabeth, on the other hand, will commit arson for fun. and we love them both equally.
It's actually funny because Percy has always been seen as the problem kid, the one who misbehaves, who kidnaps his mom and blows up schools. Annabeth has always been looked at as the responsible one, the wise one, the one who follows rules. When in fact, they're the exact opposite of the impression people get of them. It's interesting how they compliment each other and how starkly different their values are.
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THAT ADRIEN & CLAW SCENE..... that steals my breath honestly. adrien has the courage to face himself--pretty much the most side of him that could have won him over: full of grief and misery and shutting himself up inside and putting up barriers. like that's his vulnerable beauty!! is that adrien claws and digs and tries his BEST to be optimistic, to move forward, to move past all that which could crumble him. we've seen him in kuro neko and jubilation (I think? depression nest adrien you know?) where he succumbs and lays in bed and curls into himself.
and the fact he is looking at Claw through all of this, but looks away right when he says "I can't say I haven't thought about it" because it's shameful! ladybug is his partner and the love of his life and STILL he's thought about different scenarios. probably multiple times. that probably leaves him feeling so guilty for even entertaining the idea. he can admit many things to himself, but this one is hard.
and we know it will STILL plagues him after this, when he talks about the idea directly to ladybug in passion.
and that gentle little nod he gives himself... like yes, our mother. yes, I know every horrible thing that's in your heart because it is mine, too. he's just so gentle with himself, it's so endearing to me. it's a kind of fragile care with yourself when you've had the same conversation over and over again and it's tired and it's a bruise that you keep going back to, checking on it, tending to it, and yet that's just how grief is.
"I'm as well as I can be, anyway" HELLO? I mean we already thought of him as coping in multiple ways, but this means everything to me?? our adrien decides every day to try again, try to be happy as emilie wanted him to be.
(will he always settle? will he always feel there's a baseline? as well as I can be, anyway.....)
this is art, to me. hang this up. core adrien moment for me.
and then I realize that he has ALL this hope for himself, all this acceptance of that hate and grief and sorrow could manifest through him like this...
and then how by the end of s5, he's TERRIFIED of becoming the chat noir in his nightmares.
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