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sunhealings

OLD DISNEY + GLITTERY, SPARKLY, AND SHINY

achillesinhighheels

avasem

How does he get more beautiful every time I see him

valentinbelleyh505

y'all can comment which character that is also a moon that i forgotten 😔

edit: Princess Yue, Melody, Loona, Moony and Lunala are thereeee and i losting some followers and i wanna get 2.000 followers :(

spicymochi

bluey and bingo!

faintrustle

The Mist Hashira's smile:

KitKat Team

epickiya722

I'm gonna start calling this the "Yu Faces" or something.

kenm4vhs

he means the world to me your honor ✋🏻😭

viria

their never-ending dance of pining over each other☺️🤭

spicymochi

choose your fav puppy

moncuries

guess what i watched on new years (a redraw kind of)

canalettova

"the abused become the abusers"

no, peeta mellark, percy jackson and aaron warner would never.

leosoralyyn

Odysseus' last words to Poseidon

rapselsstuff

You know how everyone has heard a slightly different version of the same Greek myth? Like there’s a version we’re Icarus falls in love with Apollo and there’s a version were he knows the wings aren’t gonna hold but keeps flying anyway and a version were he doesn’t hear his fathers warning. In one version of the story, Athena is punishing Medusa, in another she’s giving her a gift. There’s a story where Hades kidnaps Persephone and one where he helps her escape from her mother. All the same myths but told in different ways depending on who tells them and to whom. Slightly different morals to gain from them but always the same basic concept.

And I just think it’s so fitting that the same is happening with the pjo show. Details change! In this version, Annabeth’s dad loves her from the beginning. In this version, they enter Medusa’s house knowing who she is. And this changes the meaning to reflect the time in which the story is told, and the people who tell it. Myths are meant to be retold again and again, thats the beauty of them. It doesn’t mean that one version is better than the other. And I love that Rick Riordan said I’ve told this story before, but what do I want to say this time? And he squeezes so much meaning into it!