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dracoo-malf0y · 3 days
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Annabeth thinking Percy looks unbelievably handsome as they're about to fall into hell and Percy thinking Annabeth looked great in hell is so real 😭 like piper would be questioning if this was her bf and Frank would be thinking of how short Hazel looked in hell (post gift of Ares ofc)
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the-shadow-master · 1 year
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Percy: Annabeth and I are having a baby.
Nico: That's gre-
Percy, slamming adoption papers on the table: It's you, sign here.
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fandomination666-blog · 3 months
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Percy genuinely believed that Sally was trying to get rid of him by sending him to all those schools. He was so hurt when she instantly said no to homeschooling, cause all he ever wanted was to be with her.
But in the flashback we see why that hurts Sally so much. Because all of this, all the schools, and the shitty step-dad, and the stories, and the lying when necessary, and the yelling and the crying and the stress, all of this was SO SHE COULD KEEP HIM.
Because baby Percy has no idea that there is a place, a perfect place, with people just like him, with people who would help and understand him. A place where baby annabeth may have only just arrived.
Sally could have taken him to camp instantly. Even as a baby. She was only 19!!! She could've taken him to camp in that flashback, when he was like 9, she could've lived her 30s as a single young woman starting her candy business. But she put herself through so much, and Percy through so much, because she knew that there is no place more perfect than home.
And she did what it took to keep her baby home and safe, with his mom.
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aristia-pjoheadcanons · 9 months
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POSTING ARES HCS BC HE NEVER GETS ENOUGH ATTENTION
(This is actually canon): It was referenced multiple time in the series “Trials of Apollo” that Ares will often make dirty (inappropriate)-jokes and generally joke around with Apollo about certain things.
Which bring me my headcanon that Apollo and Ares get along because they are the black sheep’s of the family. Apollo will get emotional and start trauma dumping in him, while Ares is sitting there like “that’s rough buddy.”
More headcanons now:
Ares is actually one of the neutral gods in Olympus. (Along with Dionysus, Hades, Athena). Which makes sense why he keeps switching sides mid battle, but even though he does that—other Gods still tolerate him.
He will often be the troublemaker. Often sending horrible pranks to other Gods like creating terrifying & disgusting monsters and send it to Apollo/Hermes/Demeter etc. and blame it on Apollo/Hermes (which usually works because they’re all tricksters).
Demeter doesn’t hate Ares since he would often protect village crops from priests back in 399B.C
I feel like he’s the type of God to have a terrible soft spot for very specific things but would not admit it because he has an image to maintain.
Athena and Ares act like siblings in private meetings and can generally have a nice conversation about battle strategies.
When Athena and Ares were kids they would be on Mount Olympus while silently judging whoever passed them while making nicknames of the people around them. So now, as adults they have a lot of inside jokes but refrain from using them around others.
Hephaestus and Ares are really f’ king awkward around each other for no reason whatsoever. Maybe it’s the fact that they don’t really know how to make friends or not used to making them. But Ares is the God that sends the most requests from him and often praises him (but not to his face). -(which reminds me of when Apollo said he gives encouragement to Hephaestus when he’s working, canon btw).
Ares gets shy very often but has to look strong and unfazed even when his face is red. Most gods just assume that he’s so mad that he turned red.
Other times when he looks like he’s about to pop a blood vessel on his neck & forehead simultaneously, he’s actually trying not to burst out laughing.
He finds his own jokes and thoughts entertaining and has a hard time controlling his facial expressions when he thinks of something stupid. Sometimes he says some of them out loud, other times he keeps it to himself bc most of his jokes don’t even make sense unless you hear his full thoughts.
When the Gods of Olympus first met Ares when he was introduced, everyone thought he was a lot more handsome then they assumed. He usually had a helmet on that covered most of his face and during banquets he would just show himself as smoke (not a person), so when they saw him they thought he looked attractive.
Ares finds it embarrassing to see sculptures of himself. In one of them, you can see him trying to cover up his private areas. He thinks that that is no place for people to see. Which is why he never enters museums.
His favourite meals are burgers, fries, fish n’ chips, (Americanised) Chinese food.
Doesn’t like wine that much, but prefers beer.
(Canon) Since Apollo Said that the Gods have game nights in Mount Olympus,
(headcanon) Ares is the instigator during heated discussions about who is cheating or who won. Ares actually controls his temper well & isn’t the one throwing a tantrum, but rather it’s the other Gods who do so. Athena doesn’t care so much as she believes she can spent her intellect in something worth giving it for, but it’s everyone else that is like that. Hephaestus and Hades are never invited, until after the P.J. Series where they finally accepted him to the table. Hephaestus never truly shows up, he’s awkward and is very insecure about how he smells, looks and gets anxious. If he does ever play, he’s completely quiet and tries to take up as less space as possible. They often put Zeus & Hera/Athena/Artemis at each ends of the table. But everybody let’s Zeus win every once in a while bc he’s a sore loser and nobody has the time & energy for another conflict, not even Ares himself.
When Ares first understood the extent of his powers & realised he could control dead people from the underworld, Hades had to tell him to stop because he needed the labour.
Ares deepest, darkest secret is that he watched children’s movies. But in public cinemas or with other gods/people he will watch action movies.
He secretly wishes that he had a loving family. Over 3 millennia’s of being alive - he is bound to think of things like that at least once.
(Canon) Apollo Said that Zeus used to sing songs during banquets before he was born—
Headcanons: if Ares was alive at that time, he would probably laugh in a corner while listening to him and he would get grounded by his father.
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cliffhangerqueen · 10 months
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When your innocent, wonderful, cinnamon roll grandmother takes a peek at your phone and comments on how academically inclined you are to be reading in the summer, except it's an E-rated, 230K word, enemies to lovers, slow burn fanfic with so much smut even the devil himself would gasp in disgrace at the mere look of your internet history—
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avisisisis · 3 months
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Something I love about TOA (I love everything about TOA but I'm talking about the small details here) is how, even though we don't see them much, Apollo's view on Olympus makes the other gods seem so much like actual people too, even though the books are focused on him and his humanity
The random comments Apollo makes about his family, like Ares calling him ‘Sunny’ for centuries after he became the sun god or Athena bragging when she wins in Scrabble, make them feel less like higher beings we cannot reach and more like higher beings we maybe can reach who also have feelings and get into petty arguments and prank each other and brag and are flawed and make fun of each other and maybe some days only love each other — they make them feel human in a way the other books just. Don't do, y'know?
And their petty arguments may lead to catastrophic events because of how powerful they are but at the core, they're still just that: arguments. Like Hephaestus and Ares having an ‘epic chainsaw battle’ because Hephaestus insulted Ares' pants
It's also really funny. Now we know Hades used to jumpscare Apollo when he was about to shoot an arrow and made him accidentally wipe out the wrong city. And we know that they have family game nights sometimes!! Damn I wonder the kind of shit that goes down those days
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so i really wanna get into the percy jackson fandom but i have no idea where to start so like guys pls send help. i've read the first five books and currently i'm reading the lost hero but i think that's just about how much im aware of that universe. maybe even less. and im not sure what other stuff i should know lol. so uh yeah i just wanna know about everything else there is!
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jocanneverdecide · 5 months
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so in the story of medusa, it's always said that Athena had turned her into 'medusa' because she had been jealous that Poseidon had not only graped her but also in her own temple, desecrating her sacred space.
now for those of you who didn't know, Medusa had been a worshiper of Athena, and had spent most of her time in the temple. but men had always followed her there for her beauty and begged to bed her and whatnot. Most say Athena was jealous. That she punished her after she got graped by Poseidon by giving her snakes who turned whatever man who looked at her into stone. Because how dare anyone be prettier and more charming than her right? She was mad that her own temple was not used to worship her more than to chase after medusa.
and that tale makes sense right? women are full of vengeance and jealousy, isn't that the truth?
or maybe it's what they want us to think. the way they want to instill this mentality in us, give this idea about women to the world. one of the rare women goddesses is only so full of hatred. but today i heard something that changed my entire perspective on this.
what if Athena was just trying to help medusa protect herself against the offense of men who only want her body and beauty and pay no mind to what she wants? what if she gave her this weapon of protection? Because would she ever really punish her for that?
because, even if she is a Goddess worth her title, What could she against the Olympian God Poseidon after all? not much I must guess.
What if we stop viewing womanhood from a man's eyes? This perspective is much closer to the true reality and identity of women, and i will stand by it till the day i die.
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athenepromachos · 9 months
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A simple guide to Greek Tragedy.......
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charlottepali · 23 days
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a-redharlequin · 1 month
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I've been listening to the audiobooks of the Trials of Apollo and I started the third book, The Burning Maze, and- yall. They just revealed the third emperor and it's March 15th. This is so funny to me
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tbh this is my approach to death and the realm of the dead. As sad as it when someone or something passes away, I view the universe in a perpetual state of death and transformation, made of energy, light and life that is continually turning into newness by its demise, and so I welcome Thanatos as an old friend who sometimes has to take people I love somewhere else, but I always welcome him in with praise and love, for it is his embrace that makes life possible and worthy.
For every newborn flower born of fallen leaves, I bring praise and offerings to Thanatos, to Hades, to Persephone and all of the Cthonic gods, who are creation and destruction in one 😊Have a snickers, old friends.
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ssavinggrace · 7 months
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headcannon that the big 3 kids aren't let anywhere near eachother. after HOO they were separated by the gods and wouldn't be let near eachother unless it was absolutely needed. The gods knew if they were together, and got angry enough, they'd destroy the words and the gods in matters of seconds. so to prevent doom, they doomed their relationships, by separating them.
Lmk if I should elaborate.
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hadesfromspace · 3 months
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what's this? i drew something???
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yes, and it's this mischievous little bastard catboy-lookin ass guy
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aristia-pjoheadcanons · 9 months
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Ares being dislikes by most Gods because of his uncontrollable nature while Athena being loved for the opposite — her ability to be reasoned with.
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avisisisis · 3 months
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This hurts me so much because-- Meg is free. She took in her foster siblings. Nero can't harm her or her family anymore. She's free. She killed the Beast --- she got rid of Nero
She's showing her siblings that the world can be kind, and that they have the chance to be too. She's showing them love, just like how it was shown to her
And Apollo went back.
When he gets his goodhood back, he's in Olympus. Olymps, where his father, his abuser, rules. Olympus, where his family is. That place isn't his home. He didn't have a home to go back to. And even if he loves his siblings (or, uh, some of them), they still took part in Zeus' abuse; they ignored it, acted upon it, took their anger out on others, and unlike Apollo, they refuse to change
But he knows better now. He knows not to seek his father's aproval, knows that what they did and are still doing is wrong and that he doesn't deserve to suffer because of it
He's not like them, not anymore. Maybe he never was (everything about him was a lie, after all), but now? Now that he knows the truth, now that he sees so clearly how fucked up it all is, how can he bear to go back? He'll stay as far away from Olympus and Zeus as possible. He'll be kind in his father's place, but he's still under his rule
Apollo knows, now, that even if they're all powerful beings --- even if they're gods --- they're still people. And this is something his family is too afraid (an ungodly emotion) to accept
Zeus puts his hand on his shoulder and says You have made me proud. Apollo doesn't cry nor scream-- he doesn't hug his dad, knowing that this might be the last time he gets the chance to
A unfair king, a tyrant, knowing that he may have gone too far this time, attempts to put his child at ease, making him believe that everything is fine now. But it isn't. And the child doesn't believe him
Apollo knows now. And he'll try to change things for the better
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