#pjo adaptation

[cabin-3-counselor]

perseus "loyalty is my fatal flaw" jackson . . .

YOU MET HER A YEAR AGO SHE GHOSTED YOU DURING THE YEAR SHE SAID SHE DIDN'T LIKE YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS AND YOU PULL THIS:

let me put it on picture too

BRO WHAT IS YOUR DAMAGE????!!!!!!! URGH YOU ARE SO IN LOVE AND SO NOT READY TO FACE THAT ASPECT OF YOUR LIFE I LOVE YOU I LOVE ANNABETH I LOVE YOU BOTH NEVER GO TO THERAPY

"I'd burn it all down."

AT AGE 13

[mellkellyismyhero]

“Things always end up where they should,” Luke says, while holding the dagger that’s going to kill him

GOD this show

[botlabyrinth]

i’m still stuck on poseidon’s line from 2x08.

“there are forces more powerful than the will of the gods, my son. fate is one of them. love, another.”

this is truly just the thesis of percy jackson. this whole story is about fate and love and how these forces collide and create all these circumstances.

poseidon’s love for sally is the reason percy was born. sally’s love for percy is the reason he becomes the hero who saves the world. luke’s love for thalia and his pain in her absence is part of the reason he joins kronos. annabeth’s love for luke is the reason he takes the knife at the end of the last olympian. percy’s love for his friends drives his actions throughout the entire series. and all these things were fated to happen.

it’s like the gods are the most powerful beings in this world. and yet. love is even stronger. everything happens in this story because of love. or because of the absence of it. something even the gods can’t change or prevent. fate and love being so intertwined and being the main driving forces of the story are so important to me.

[counting-stars-gayly]

[princessmoonyy]

“'Are you kidding?' He grinned at Annabeth.

'A chance to do quests, just the three of us? Like old times? The Three Musketeers!'

'The Powerpuff Girls,' Annabeth suggested.

'Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey,' I said.

'Wait a minute,' Grover said."

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[theoraclesattic]

this scene is sooo important to me like the first time percy sees his dad and its him saving his life? surrendering to his brother just to protect his son? they captured this scene so well.

[ofswordsandpens]

I really am obsessed with this Medusa iteration. The snakes styled into a 1950's low bun? The red lip? The hat and veil just covering her eyes? Her voice, soft and beguiling yet always as if she's on the verge of tears? So good.