Nobuisness

[half-confused-blood]

Leah and Walker when they go back to S2 and the prop department says "no stealing stuff this time"

[jaded-stag]

Relatives tend to share mannerisms and if you want a nice little detail for your stories, I recommend including that.

A father and son share the same restless or anxious movement like chewing on the inside of their lip or tapping their fingers. A mother and daughter both raise their eyebrows when they’re in deep thought. Two siblings both tilt their heads when something is intriguing. A younger brother copies his older brother’s posture. A grandchild copies the way their grandfather crosses his arms behind his back when he walks. A father throws his hat down when his sports team loses and his child grows up to do the same.

Adding niche similarities between my characters and their families is one of my favourite things to develop and one of my favourite ways to connect them despite whatever relationship and differences they may have.

They could hate their family and yet they tap their foot side to side when they’re standing in one spot like their father does, and they scrunch their nose when they close their eyes like their mother did. This can be used to portray your character’s struggle with their family, and amplify their fear over ending up like their family. It’s a subtle addition and yet it adds more depth to their turmoil.

Or on the flip side, it can help show how much your character admires their family by emulating them. It can help show how important their bond with their family is to them by showing those shared, unconscious similarities.

Shared mannerisms are a small detail but they will be noticed by somebody and appreciated.

[moncuries]

i need people drawing grover and annabeth’s tv show designs to actually draw their features and not just colour them brown

[eyenneray]

Literally begging. You have the material right in front of you 😭

[spideycals]

Being from Gaza, Palestine is so different.

I tell people I'm from Gaza and I get pity, I get the "oh... do you have family there?" and I have to act tough, I am tough, it runs in my veins. Being from Gaza is expecting that reaction, the sorrow, it's dealing with dumbass people everyday, it's getting the "can you go there?" question. (No i cant btw).

I am from Gaza, I feel emotions just like everyone else, I feel anger and hurt and longing for a place I cant visit, I feel love and comfort and right now I feel alone and like im yelling at the world to pay attention and NO ONE CARES.

I am from Gaza, my thoughts belong to Gaza, my heart, my skin color, the way I speak, the way I say words a bit differently than the rest of the Palestinians, the way I wish I was a filmmaker to share my culture with the world.

I am from Gaza, i am aware of how different my people are, i am aware that i grew up differently, I am aware I grew up looking at the news from my grandparents television with my aunt waiting for news about her family, I am aware that I have trauma in my veins, I am aware that my culture is taken over and that I can't really speak about it, I am aware that not everyone experiences your aunt screaming that her brother died and yelling "He's apart of my soul, my soul died"

I am from Gaza, I hurt, I feel, I love, I care and my heart, soul and mind all belong to my beautiful land and its people.

[moonlit-typewriter]

Percy’s face when Sally mentioned Grover playing a role in getting him kicked out of school…

The way his face scrunches up really tight before relaxing? That’s anger.

But not the kind of anger we see in him in the last episode.

This is the kind of anger that makes you cry. The kind that’s underpinned by embarrassment and hurt and feeling like you’ve been treated unfairly.

Percy knows he didn’t push Nancy into the fountain and he thought that, if anyone would have his back, it was going to be Grover. And then he didn’t. And it’s unfair to Percy. It’s Wrong. Because no one believes him, apparently not even his best friend.

And the way he closes his eyes and takes a really deep breath? That’s a tactic that’s literally recommended to stop yourself from crying when you’re angry. It allows your body to “catch up” with your mind.

What do you wanna bet that Percy learned that from a school counselor?

[bebx]

reblog if you’ve read fanfictions that are more professional, better written than some actual novels. I’m trying to see something

[ikimaru]

I just came across the steven meme and had to do it 🏃‍♀️

[og comic]

[scrrunchi]

YES YES YES YES YES

[gingerlilys]

So Sally Jackson dropped a match in a milkshake and immediately Poseidon showed up

Which means that her milkshake did in fact bring all the boys to the yard

[eyenneray]

The way I shed an actual tear. Like we’re sooooo back 🧚🏾‍♀️

[mydairpercabeth]

i survived my first tuesday without a new pjo episode

[hauntedinnoirfilter-deactivated]

Book purists go quiet when Book Accurate Grover comes up in the convo because if we had to deal with a weird white hippie dude in a Rasta cap moaning about food and bleating like a goat, the show would tank on Letterboxd so fast.

[flowersondisplay]

zeus is so bold commenting on poseidon having a forbidden kid as if he doesn't have TWO: one who is currently a tree and the other who's being raised by wolves. be serious

[sherasswords]

Percy calling Kronos grandpa 😭😭 and Sally being like 😐 no. My favourite son and mom duo fr

[eyenneray]

The mouse better tell these kids if they got a job or not. It was so heartbreaking to hear Walker sound so defeated in that interview. This better be a giant prank!

[somethingoriginal127-deactivate]

these photos literally look like percabeth fan art. you know what i mean?? i fear they’re taking it. they’re so good at their jobs. everyone clap.

[lynx-224]

if they let annabeth talk w her natural accent ppl would stop saying her acting felt stiff thank you for coming to my ted talk

[eyenneray]

I also feel like she’s tryna tone down Michigan accent. But tbh California accents sound like fake Midwest accents to me 😭

[botlabyrinth]

it’s the pjo season finale tonight and i just wanna say i’m so grateful for this show and how it’s given me a chance to feel like i’m 10 years old again every tuesday at 8pm. to watch my favorite story of all time play out in front of my eyes and feel just as giddy as i did experiencing the books for the first time 10 years ago. it’s not everyday you get to relive how it felt to experience your favorite piece of media for the first time. it’s so so special and i’m so grateful <3