I love you moments of Percy acting like a total goober not in the books to make up for removing first person narration i love you Annabeth basically feeling like an entirely different character so she'd be good and accurate representation for darkskinned soulaani girls over a direct translation of her original self i love you Grover being given far more explicit depth and relevance and having it shown rather than told than he did throught previous installments and adaptions i love you earlier character development and greater focused on and given an ACTUAL dynamic with Chris Clarisse i love you Thalia in better employed anti-authority and anti-establishment nature and beliefs system and sisterly/pseudo-mom and pseudo-daughter relationship with Annabeth i love you conscious thoughts put into Thalia and Annabeth as two black girls and how that shared identity matters and relates to their connection with eachother i love you Percabeth with black Annabeth where Annabeth gets to be the sweet,pretty,delicate and 'traditional'(so to speak)female love interest to the male protagonist and hero he wants to protect and yearns after unhesitatingly and worldchangingly and not pretending to subvert gender roles by assigning a black girl 'the man/pants wearer' in her romance i love you Sally's imperfections Percy's understanding of as he sees her as a person and not just his mom i love you add-ons of physically disabled half-bloods at Chb and removal of Luke's romantic/sexual grooming tendencies so he wouldn't feed into stereotypes and propaganda of easian and latino men as pedophiles i love you Percy snapping he's Sally Jackson's son when Mr D said he's Poseidon's son and saying he'd destroy the gods over Annabeth and Grover as a reminder to everyone in the audience Percy's always been defined by his mother over his father and fought to protect and in the name of minorities he's not a part of because his outcasted and lonely earlier childhood made him decide he wouldn't not help anyone who needs it if he could i love you the Pjo show doing it's own thing and it's good faith changes and giving the Pjo gang the writing they deserved and should've and would've gotten under a better author i love you in-practice based Pjo over folding to a bunch of sheets of paper





















