#poor percy

[helpallthenamesaretaken]

grover is stronger than me because if I spent weeks trying to connect with my lost best friend and I finally meet him in a dream after months and the only thing he had to say to me was "I DoN't hAvE aNy sPaRe cHaNgE"

i'd be slamming my head against the wall

[chefbeepo]

And perceptor sees all this and goes:

[lulublack90]

Prompt 21 - Beyond

Wolfstar June 21, word count 135

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Padfoot tore across the long grass, Remus unable to call after him or risk being discovered. Padfoot was on the young boy and his rat before anyone noticed. He opened his maw and scooped up the rat, clamping his jaws shut so the shrieking, squirming rat couldn’t escape and took off into the woods beyond. 

“G-G-GRIM!!!” A man who had suddenly appeared at the open window screamed. 

“Billius, what’s wrong?” Molly asked the red-headed man. 

“The grim, Molly! I just saw the grim!”

“Mummy, mummy, that big black dog ate Scabbers!” The boy with the glasses cried, throwing himself into his mother’s apron. 

“The grim,” Billius repeated, stuck in a stunned state. Remus would later learn that he died 24 hours later, but right now he had a rat to retrieve from his boyfriend’s mouth. 

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[ackerlikesmen]

idky i just thought it was funny

Apollo: Babycakes, what would happen if I went bald? Percy: What? Apollo takes off blonde wing, patting his shiny bald head Percy: Apollo: Percy, trembling: Apollo cracks and yanks off the bald cap: Just kidding! Percy, embraces Apollo in a hug, still shaking: That was so traumatizing. Please don't do that again, Sunshine.

[h2oenthusiast05]

idk if this count as pjo fanart

[freethesnakes]

Something I noticed about the pjo series is that Percy never really stopped holding up the sky.

In book three, he does end up tricking atlas into taking it back, but he doesn’t actually relieve himself of the burden. When he tells Nico about his sister and chooses to be the child of prophecy, he accepts the weight of his entire world on his shoulders as the hero. Being the person who decides the fate of the world has to be terrifying for someone so young, yet he willingly chooses the prophecy as a way to both punish himself for Bianca’s death and protect Nico.

Percy Jackson is still holding up the sky, and he is still bearing the weight of the world so that the other demigods and immortal beings don’t have to. I look forward to the day that Percy actually gets to live his own life and finally shift that burden to others, but I also know that Percy has to trust someone to give them that weight and if he trusts them he might also want to protect them from the fate like Nico.

After all, his fatal flaw is loyalty.

[rowan-r-ridley]

"I told my son: "let's go to the cinema" and his boyfriend is all excited, but he doesn't know that we're going to drop him off at his house first."

[theirmadness]

giving perseus jackson reasons to go therapy, @topshelfperverts.

“ boundaries, schmandories. ”

“ she's single, i'm single. i could make her happy. don't be selfish. ”