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im trying to be the las t”Demigod Hero of Legend”
hamish purdy, the set decorator for the pjo tv show, released some pics of percy's bedroom in his episode with @pjopod! here are a few of them (they can also be found on his website linked in the source)
percy jackson voice Imagine how tired we are. imagine how tired we are
finished the serie recently so i just had to draw my precious perfect most gorgeous daughter
and percy.
in ye olde days every pjo fic that involved a campfire had people singing miss jackson by panic at the disco to tease annabeth as if that is not the least relatable song to percabeth outside of the title 😭 she (ffn.net annabeth) was fighting demons every day
“average demigod goes on 3 quests a year” factoid actualy just statistical error. average demigod goes on 0 quests per year. Percy Jackson, who lives in New York & goes on over 10,000 quests each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted
I randomly think about percy jackson, one of the strongest demigods in existence that many people thought was a god the first time they saw him, is just a lovestruck teenage boy who tries to impress his girlfriend and often talks about how much he loves his mom
jason’s death is so sadistic. both through action and the actual written word
‘jason stiffened, his blue eyes wide with shock’
‘toppled from his steed’ ‘hit the deck face down’ ‘gladius clattering from his hand’
‘i prayed knowing that no god would listen’
i like when they hurt him they should hurt him worse and more often
can someone genuinely explain to me why we went completely off the rails the last two episodes. like we HAVE lost the plot a bit
why the HELL did **** **** her
can someone genuinely explain to me why we went completely off the rails the last two episodes. like we HAVE lost the plot a bit
if he wasn't standing in the centre of the elevator he wouldn't have been stabbed. he almost got killed. by cinematography.
WHERE is the short story about luke's journey through tartarus alone. this is what I want to hear about richard
Annabeth hates school, I promise you
percy is having the most stressful 20 minutes of his life stuck in the cave. annabeth dying tyson alive tyson dead again luke here save annabeth forfeit quest luke kidnaps annabeth tyson alive again. he's gonna pass the fuck out.
I actually really love the whole "I'd let it all burn". I get why people got hung up on that particular line, but the entire scene is fantastic. Yes, it's a testament of how much he loves Annabeth, but it isn't an out of the blue romantic expression. It's an oustandingly juicy exploration of Percy as a character.
That scene starts after Circe strips him down to show him his fatal flaw, theme that was been building up in previous episodes with the prophecy and Annabeth's fear of the "million little human choices." And even all the way to the first episode (Annabeth not being able to connect with her human side and Percy only being able to connect with it).
Percy, who has been an outcast everywhere he goes since he can remember, but had a mother that loved him through everything and therefore can't help but cling to everyone who accepts him, and love them and protect them as fiercely as Sally loved and protected him.
But he doesn't realize exactly to what extreme that applies until this very moment, and all these themes collide. Because that fundamental part of him that wouldn't hessitate to sacrifice it all for the ones he loves, is the part he got from Sally. His human side. And THAT, is also what Annabeth fears the most.
Annabeth, who rejects her human side and can only see the flawed part of it, (in great part because of what happened with Thalia) the unpredictability that can put her loved ones in danger and scares her to death. And Percy, who has only known being human and has being told he is flawed and a problem his entire childhood.
Without realizing, Annabeth dug into a very raw insecurity of Percy when she told him about her fear of all the little human choices.
(Hence: "Human choices, that's all I am")
This is what I loove: conflict that feels coherent because it's slowly build and it's created through unmovable traits of the characters. This is who Annabeth is and this is who Percy is. And they can't help but collide.
This is Percy telling Annabeth "You were right, human choices are a danger, but that's all I know how to be and now I'm too scared of what I could do. I'm scared I'm a danger to the world."
A very cool interpretation of the prophecy paradox in the original acient myths and why fate seems unmovable is that they speak on these kind of fundamental traits of the heroes. The course of events were a result of their own character, and they always failed because they tried to change it: they tried to change who they were. It never worked. Trying to betray themselves only trapped them in the same cycle.
I can't wait to see how this keeps being explored.
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