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editslouis

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sugawara--san

crying over hyde and jackie in 2020?

more likely than you'd think.

louielittlethings-blog

A concept.

“Harry Styles ? Yeah, the hipster everyone loves ? Don’t like him” - Louis Tomlinson

“Louis Tomlinson ? The loud dude with the big mouth ? I don’t like him” - Harry Styles

brilliantsnafu

Me, a menstruater: Why must you constantly prep for babies? Can't you just wait until after we decide we want babies?

Uterus (now with magical eye, hip flask, and peg leg): CONSTANT VIGILANCE!

fangirlwitch-deactivated2020062

When I was little, all I wanted was to get my favorite characters in my own world.

Then I read Inkheart.

#totally accurate #i regreted everytime i asked for this #poor dustfinger

ravens-play-exy-too

tell me i’m wrong

ashtonirwins

in the tags tell me what you think louis & harry’s pet names for each other are. it’s for science

#goofy and donald

stiles-parker

Guys guys you're going to want to hear this:

I just had a revelation while reading the Iliad:

In The Last Olympian, Silena poses as Clarrise by wearing her armor in order to rally the troops (specifically the Ares cabin if I recall correctly).

In the Iliad, Patroclus poses as Achillies by wearing his armor in order to lead the Greeks into battle.

In The Last Olympian, Silena is killed by the Drakon.

In the Iliad, Patroclus is killed by Hector.

In The Last Olympian, Clarrise becomes enraged and fights the drakon to avenge Silena.

In the Iliad, Achilles gets enraged and goes to kill Hector to avenge Patroclus.

In The Last Olympian, Clarrise finds the one weak spot in the drakon's armor and stabs it with her electric spear and kills it.

In the Iliad, Achillies finds the one weak spot in Hector's very good armor and cuts his neck, killing him.

In The Last Olympian, Clarrise threads a rope or a chain through the drakon's eye sockets and drags the carcass behind her chariot.

In the Iliad, Achilles threads ox-hide cord through (yes, I said through, he makes holes) Hector's ankles and heels and drags his body behind his chariot.

In conclusion, Rick Riordan wrote this scene with Silena and Clarisse to mimick Achilles and Patroclus.

Do what you will with this information.

christhebish

Hermes is the god of language

So I have this headcanon that some children of Hermes have got the ability to learn languages really fast. Like, being able to communicate after a day. Being fluent after a week if they’ve got someone to talk with.

Imagine the Hermes kids chatting with Nico in Italian, or French with the Aphrodite cabin. Of course they know Spanish aswell because of all the Latinos in the Hephaistos cabin.

Luke speaking Japanese with Ethan when they’re planning something none of the monsters should know about. Travis and Connor planning pranks in Russian or Thai just to keep them secret.

Imagine them in school, writing bad grades because of dyslexia, never speaking up because they’re not that good in school anyways. But then the teacher asks them something, and they answer in perfect, accent-free german. The whole class is gaping.

Just think about Hermes kids mixing up the languages when they’re nervous. Hermes kids comforting new campers in their native language because they miss their family. Hermes kids travelling the world, trying to learn as many new languages as possible. Hermes kids working as translators or teachers.