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And when we get a scene in season 3 where Percy and Mr D are argueing about Percy leaving for a quest without a permission and Percy starts yelling that he is not doing this for glory, not for Artemis but for Annabeth and Dionysus goes silent and we see a visible changes on his face as he realise in real time that he misjudge this boy. This boy is not Theseus, this boy wouldn't abandon Ariadne, in fact he is on the mission to save his own Ariadne? Then what?
Show only fans calling Percabeth Smartwater is the cutest thing ive seen all week
So I was talking some hot takes with a friend and pjo fandom, what's your stand?
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i haven't had the time to watch percy jackson ep 7, and i hate how that means i cant go on any social media in fear of spoilers for a show based on a book series i've read like 50 times
Percy: Annabeth... I think I might be dead... *laying on the floor, clutching his chest.*
Annabeth: PERSEUS JACKSON. YOU'RE NOT DEAD. YOU'RE JUST DELUSIONAL. AND VERY CRAZY. *bonks Percy's head.*
What's with the shipname smartwater? Where is that from?
"Smartwater" is an old proposed alternative ship name for Percabeth, in the ship name style of using alternative phrases or combos of words rather than just combining character names - in this case, "Smart" for Annabeth and "Water" for Percy each signifying their notable "powers", and jokingly such as the brand Smartwater. In it's original form it wasn't particularly meant to be taken seriously or expected to be used.
It's come back into circulation recently as a means to specify show!Percabeth versus other iterations of Percabeth, not particularly for any reason, but the distinction does help for those being introduced to the franchise through the show only and who are wanting to avoid spoilers.
