Piper didn’t lie - she tried. Especially before they got to Camp Jupiter.
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Piper didn’t lie - she tried. Especially before they got to Camp Jupiter.
To me, it's bizarre just how contradictory I can be. I don't know why I find certain changes to a piece of media acceptable, while I find others awful. I think it all has to do with personal preference and/or mental images of things that you have in your head, but still. Why is it that things like The Penguin being gender swapped to be a woman for that animated batman show on amazon, or Mister Freeze being African-American on Batwheels don't bother me? Why do those not bother me, yet changes to characters like Annabeth on Percy Jackson's live action tv show do bother me? What does that say about me? It's confusing. I don't get it.
Personally, I'm just apt to believe it's all about the strength of my mental image of a character. With characters from superhero media, I'm already really used to fluid interpretations. I tend to hate new characters more than I hate things like experiments in gender swaps and race swaps and background swaps and all that stuff. But with a thing like Percy Jackson, I already had mental images forming as a kid. Those images probably hardened up, because I had no experience with much other media to convince me to be more fluid in my thinking.
For gods sakes, I called Piper's blade Katopis or Katropis for years. It's called Katoptris, and the book makes that clear. But my brain simply refused to register it until last year. Last year! That says it all, doesn't it? The mind just does whatever the hell it wants. And opinions and thoughts don't have to make sense all the time, they just have to feel right to the mind. It's weird, but I think that about sums up everything I can adequately say here.
My list of 'Possible Mcguffins and/or Powerful Objects' you can use in a Greek Fic
All are random fics pics I found on google
Girdle of Aphrodite
Golden Fleece
Helen of Troy's dagger
Cupid's Arrows
Hermes's Winged Sandals
Eris's Golden Apple
Pandora's Box
Midas's Hand
Achilles's armor
Aeolus's Bag of Wind.
Harpē, sword that Perseus used to kill Medusa, Zeus used to cut Kronos open and Kronos used to crastrate Uranus
Cornucopia
We have liftoff! The staff over at ReadRiordan.com have unveiled the cover to the Mark of Athena Graphic Novel!
Thanks to all who expressed an interest about Mark of Athena over the years- your inquiries definitely helped get the ball rolling.
This thing’s been done since June and you’d best believe all the time since has been furiously scribbling a descent into Tartarus for House of Hades’ graphic adaptation. More soon- and full MoA announce avail at ReadRiordan.com’s blog.
Inktober day 15-Dagger
I don’t know why this just occurred to me, but Percy and Piper are the only members of the seven with named weapons that have some kind of history in ancient Greece.
There probably isn’t any kind of story significance that can be gleaned from that (Although, it did lead to this dumb headcanon that Percy tells her about Magnus Chase’s talking sword and they start pretending their blades can talk to confuse the others), but I thought it was interesting
I love how Katoptris is beautiful in an understated way, just like Piper.
lmao i saw something similar to this and i thought why not make it hehe