i've been thinking about that scene in ep 3 when annabeth apologizes to percy before pushing him into the lake. and on the surface, it seems like she's apologizing in advance for her actions. but what if she's actually expressing sympathy toward percy for how his life will change once his father claims him? once he has to suffer through the same torment as thalia did? once he becomes the outcast amongst the group of demigods who understand his struggles but will do little to help him through it?
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you'd think that annabeth starts to turn her back on the idea of the fates and the gods deciding everthing towards the end of ep 5 when she refuses percy's "fate" to die in the chair and instead chooses to try and save him
BUT YOU'D BE WRONG because at the very start of that episode annabeth mfing chase saw the three fates cut a string of life while percy just fell off the literal st louis arch and is nowhere to be found and instead she says HES ALIVE. I KNOW IT. she says fuck the fates fuck everything ive ever been taught because i know he's alive he has to be alive.
and he is. and he is and he is and he is and i think in that moment when annabeth was clinging to a sopping wet percy jackson for dear life she maybe started believing that the fates don't control everything because percy's alive and she found him
and so later when percy's fulfilling the fate's prophecy and sacrificing himself to the chair she says NO. i choose who lives or dies and you are NOT DYING ON ME TODAY SEAWEED BRAIN
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Rick making Luke like Annabeth romantically by the end of TLO was probably the worst mistake ever tbh. I'm actually so salty abt this. Even after Luke asked her if she ever loved him, I never got the romantic implication? To me it seemed more like Luke was aware of Annabeth's crush on him, and wanted to clarify that he hadn't misread, since he was dying and wanted to make himself feel better that someone DID indeed love him, even after all that he did, not because HE loved her or something. But I realised that Rick WAS intending to make Luke romantically interested in Annabeth after I got the confirmation in MOA.
Because it made NO sense whatsoever. Like. At all. On the contrary, it was heavily hinted that Luke was crushing on Thalia, in the demigod diaries, where he couldn't refuse her ideas, and that looking into her eyes made him want to do anything she asked, when he said that her compliments made him feel warm and fuzzy inside, etc. if that isn't a romantic implication, then I don't know what is tbh, but it's just my opinion. Also, he was at the brink of insanity after Thalia died and turned into a tree, I feel like that's what drove him batshit against the gods . If anything, Luke loved Thalia, not annabeth. Atleast based on what was implied in The demigod diaries.
He showed no romantic interest in Annabeth in the books, and clearly only saw her as a sister. Adding that romantic bit was not only creepy as fuck, since Luke was in his mind 20's and Annabeth was still a child. But it also stripped off the found family significance that they had. I was actually marvelling at how great Luke/Annabeth's sibling dynamic was in the books up until TLO.
I always that Annabeth's crush on Luke was realistic bc it wasn't a crush, it was hero worship. She put Luke in a pedestal because he was her hero, a celebrity crush sort of thing. Very realistic writing, but Luke reciprocating? That ruined everything.
Luke genuinely regretting his actions because he failed his little sister, and Thalia, refusing to hurt both of them, the two people that meant the world to him, the two people he thought of when he was bathing in the river styx, is MUCH more meaningful and heartbreaking.
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I just really need to get this off my chest because it’s making me angry.
Chapter XVIII, Annabeth, Mark of Athena
This chapter is in Annabeth’s POV. Meaning it’s what she thinks/thought. Meaning it was her interpretation of what he said in TLO. Meaning there could’ve been other ways to interpret it, but she chose to interpret it romantically.
Maybe it’s due to the time he came to her house, saying to her that he wanted to run away with her, just like old times. Meaning as a family, because in the old times, they were a family. That should be simple to understand.
I (and others) interpreted Luke’s ‘question to Annabeth’ line in TLO as him saying that he could’ve just wanted to know if she liked him, as he couldn’t have know if she didn’t tell him. He was just wondering.
Another interpretation is that he asked that question in a platonic way or in a family-way sense. Not romantically. The line could’ve been another way of saying, “Are we still a family?” Or something similar to that.
Riordan could’ve made it clearer in TLO in which way Luke meant it— maybe leave us more information for a clearer inference?
A lot of things are going through my mind right now, sorry. If you read through all of this and made it to the end, thank you?
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Percy and Annabeth are on the exact opposite ends of the queer girl spectrum.Percy is a super femme trans woman who's pastel punk and is a Team Mom and loves kiddy things like legos and superheroes and girl power cartoons and when Persephone gifted her and Thalia and Nico their Metamorphose(food that's been blessed by Aphrodite to give the eater their dream apperance so when it comes to trans people it's pretty much hrt),she got super voluptous while still keeping her muscles and gained chub too while Annabeth is a transmasc he/him butch lesbian who dresses like a 90s/2000s tomboy older sister and acts playfully mean to show her affection and her favorite hobbies are reading and analyzing classical literature and she loves gritty and crass shit both irl and in fiction and got owl shaped top surgery scars along with bottom surgery and went on T too and has abs that you can literally grate cheese on.And they're best friends
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Me, trying to come up with a plot that accurately reflects the complexity and dynamics that are Annabeth's and her father's relationship with one another, as well as her feelings towards his new family, because while there is love there, how much necessarily? Not enough, to be assumed, because Annabeth ran away when she was seven and, with Luke's description of her in the books at the time he and Thalia found her, she wasn't in the best condition. Reading about how monsters tracking on to her scent and made her a target was the cause for many fights between her and parents, all of which was before she ran away and reads, personally to me, as a pair of adults blaming their young child, but these are also supposedly the same parents who, when discovering that she was in danger, actively wished for her well-being and, in her father's case, put themselves in harms way to go rescue her alongside her more than equipped friends, something, something, I could go on!
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*Percy and Jason arguing over gods knows what*
Leo: Oh my gods I need them to shut the fuck up! I'm trying to work!
Hazel: What are they even arguing about?
Piper: I don't even know.
Hazel: They're not being mind controlled again are they?
Piper: Naw, if they were being mind controlled there would be bloodshed
Frank: Okay it's starting to storm, we need to break it up!
Leo: How exactly do you want us to do that?
Nico: *Appears from the shadows* I could break it up.
Frank: Where did you come from? Nevermind ,Piper and Annabeth couldn't even break it up, how could you?
Nico: Like this
Nico: *Screams like a child* Percy I need help!
Percy: *Over to him within a second, riptide in hand* What's wrong?
Jason: *now soaked, dazed, and confused* What just happened?
Nico: *laughing*
Percy: I told you if you keep doing that I will stop coming!
Nico: *smirking* And yet you're still here
Percy: Okay boy who cried wolf
Jason: What?
Percy: Not you!
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