Cia

not the agency, professional fangirl, cancer, enfp, 02. ENG/SPA.

[guardian-of-the-arc]

I need y’all to realize that DIRECTING an episode does not equal WRITING an episode. I love that Shawn Hatosy directed Ep. 9 but people are crediting him on the written interactions between characters that SHOULD actually be credited to Cynthia Adarkwa, a Ghanaian American woman. Who wrote episode 9. And the interactions you’re all loving and feeling devastated over.

I think Shawn did an amazing job and helped pull great performances out of the actors, but once again, those performances and dialogues were created and written by Cynthia Adarkwa and the writing team.

Credit where credit is due.

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He was so disappointed when he realized she wasn't talking about him LMAO. Old man STAND UP!

[irulancorrinoslawyer]

[man1cpixiedreampuppy]

shawn hatosy's gentle, quiet, gravelly voice here oh god i know soft dom jack's bedroom voice is insane

[344j3]

sorry but jack abbot the hospital’s resident Flirt being a pathetic loser in the presence of samira mohan most beautiful and competent and smartest woman alive is sooooo fucking funny and delicious. imagine misinterpreting her being upset about her patient as being upset for you and brushing it off with a “oh no i’m fine….dont worry about me….🥺” only for her to say “i wasn’t talking about you” like i do think i would kill myself

[cluelessrebel1988]

I made a thing

[bigwozz]

This was never supposed to be a goodbye.

[freckledfrecklednose]

long comic ahead! to soothe our broken hearts:

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That moment when you’re reading a fic and your OTP finally hooks up

[jeankirschteinss-deactivated201]

That gif is literally perfect

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#I reblogged this in 2013

this tag dealt me psychic damage thanks

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#i’m putting it in the queue to give you psychic damage again later#your post is old enough to be in middle school

@kirihana CURSE YOU

[passionpittt]

“we don’t always get things right the first time” to the man who’s wedding ring is hanging on by a thread… we are so up

[asystolle]

THE PITT: 2.11 - 5:00 PM

[hugenthusiast]

We often talk about Annabeth being jealous of Percy's relationship to his mom, but there is something to be said about a god breaking a divine promise to have a son because he fell in love while you just appeared at your own father's door when he didn't even had sex and proceded to neglect you while raising his own family. Do you understand what I'm trying to say here

[malcolm-reeds-pineapple]

Sesame Street posting techniques for comforting children during traumatic world events feels so fucking dystopian but here are the slides they posted just in case you or a loved one has any little critters at home right now

No one is doing well right now, but being a little critter right now has got to be terrifying. This is such a crushing series of images, especially considering PBS’s funding got slashed. While I’m happy Sesame Street continues to keep the wellbeing and education of children as a major priority, there’s a certain amount of innocence that Sesame Street represents and this is giving me such a visceral feeling rn

[saywhat-politics]

[idburnitalldown]

Can i ask you a question, Walker said in an interview that everyone keeps saying thalia is stronger than percy for s3, but i thought at that point of in the story they're equally powerful and strong, and he even grows increasingly more powerful a book later. what do u think?

I don't stay on top of the interviews because 1) there's a lot and 2) unless it's confirmation of something I really want (exploring Thalia pre-meeting Luke etc) it doesn't usually tend to stand out to me given how much of the story we already know by virtue of the books.

But, honestly, I think there's every implication in the books that Thalia is stronger than Percy when they meet for a few reasons:

Percy is likely 13 in Titan's Curse (possibly 14 but it's set in winter the same year as Sea of Monsters, so), Thalia is just shy of 16. Demigods canonically get stronger as they get older, so given that she's 2-3 years older than him, she's stronger

There is the fact in-series that Children of the Big Three are the most powerful demigods. This adheres to their hierarchy of being kings of their realms... but Zeus is also king of the gods, so his children would reasonably be the strongest

After running away from home, Thalia spent two years on her own running from and fighting monsters before reaching Camp Half-Blood. Percy comparatively had two summers (5-6 months altogether) before she showed up, given that it's never implied he trains while at home with his mom or at boarding school. While Thalia wasn't formally trained, that still means constant weekly practice by virtue of being a powerful demigod out in the real world.

Percy isn't able to defeat Luke in battle (iirc) for the first few books. Thalia is able to in TTC's.

By the end of the series, with the curse of Achilles, Percy is obviously stronger... without it, they'd probably be equal. But again, that's him with 2-3 years more training, and he's far from that in book 3.

[retquits]

so don't get too comfortable.

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Can Ali Hazelwood stop playing and just give us whole book from Adam’s perspective, because I need to know what this man was thinking during the entire book