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Thwaitedale, Yorkshire Dales, England by Bob Radlinski

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Perhaps the World Ends Here, Joy Harjo

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HII, this is AU where Jinu's soul was preserved in Rumi's sword and then he magically came back to his girlfriend. And cat missed him.

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hecate

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they’re eating tteokbokki

떡볶이 념념

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I think about this "anti-smoking" add a bit too often.

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going forward i will only consume problematic media

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me when i go walking on sunny days and end up on a tree lined street and look up at the gaps of sunlight and miss you more than anything

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Nothing hits like "romantic couple and a third guy who's not dating either of them but is definitely a part of this dynamic"

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Everyone on this post is FUCKING STUPID!!!

Yes, Odysseus killed six people but that was because they committed high treason against their King which is punishable by DEATH!!

"Oh but he was their captain at the time not their King" Just because he was their captain doesn't rule out the fact that he was their king. He is their king first and foremost no matter what.

We ain't monarchs but they were. The Odyssey takes place in ancient Greece which was ruled by monarchs.

Nobody is saying that they're pro-monarchy all of a sudden it's just that monarchy was a thing in ancient Greece and that's how things were back then.

They would have because that is a direct order from their King. They would might not have liked it, but they would have done it because their King told them too. That's how a monarchy works.

What does Odysseus becoming a "monster" have to do with anything? And Odysseus became a "monster" to get them home, but then they betrayed him just because Eurylochus just told them to. Odysseus becoming a "monster" doesn't make him a tyrant because he wasn't actually a bad King, he just made bad decisions sometimes. Also literally every King in ancient Greece was a tyrant.

I'm like 90% sure that Eruy defenders don't even know about ancient Greece or the actual Odyssey at all and are just fans of the musical. Because they say stuff like this even though what they're saying is so incorrect.

Guess what epic fans ancient Greece and the Odyssey aren't actually like the musical. The musical is just a retelling of, it's not actually accurate and people shouldn't learn about the Odyssey from it.

Also it was a king and his men who just came back from a 10-year war trying to get home, not just Odysseus trying to get home, while yes Odysseus was the only one to get home, it wasn't like he purposely sacrificed all of his men (except for Scylla). In fact, with the sirens Odysseus willingly sacrificed his own safety for the crew's safety.

When he sacrificed them it was within reason or it was because a monster or God killed them. And even then in the actual Odyssey Poseidon never killed most of the crew. They died because they killed helix's cow and Zeus killed them because of it. Poseidon never killed any of them, he just kept blowing them off course to keep them from going home.

Most of what happened in the Odyssey was the crew's fault. They got themselves turned into animals. They got themselves stranded because they opened the wind bag. They are the ones who killed Helios' cows and induced Zeus' wrath.

While yes, the Cyclops cave was Odysseus's fault, almost nothing else was.

And yes, he did sacrifice six men to scylla, but that was because they committed high treason against their King.

I'm not saying I blame just Eurylochus, I blame the whole crew. I'm also not saying that Odysseus was not to blame, because he was in some aspects, and I do blame him for the things he did do. But y'all epic fans need to stop blaming just Odysseus. They all were in the wrong.

And you Eurylochus defenders need to stop talking about things that happened in ancient Greece/Odyssey as if they were happening in modern day, when they're not. Things were different then than they are now.

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What if Percy Jackson had been an animated series instead? 👀

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I. AM. FREE!!!

to the one who spent so long between dark walls, nothing is sweeter is the taste of sunlight. no more exams. no more stress. no more last minutes study sessions. no more sleepless nights. now i can dedicate myself to what summer is really about: slowly melt and die in front of my ventilator.

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@sleepyvib-es i love you. i hope you know that

A list of things CHB probably had to do during the 4 months between tlo and tlh

I know tlo wrapped everything after the Titan war up in a nice little positive bow for the readers (mainly due to the age of the target audience) but I feel like we as a fandom don't talk enough about how short the time period is between tlo and tlh and how busy chb must've been during those 4 months so I made a list of what they probably had to do:

Properly document who made it back alive, who didn't and sending search parties to finish recovering anything and everything they could of their dead and or missing friends from the war.

Have someone, hopefully Chiron, tell the parents of the deceased demigods (in a kind way) that their kid has died. - I feel like some of the head counsellors probably tagged along to hand over some of the stuff (or the ashes) that used to belong to their kid. Assuming they had a good relationship ofc.

Recover from their injuries in the infirmary - leading characters like Will, Austin and Kayla (pretty sure they were the only 3 left from cabin 7) to be overrun with who knows how many patients with Chiron aiding them when he could.

Rebuilding their supplies from 2 years of war prep and two major battles (excluding the monster invasions during som) during that time period.

Making room for the surviving former Titan Army demigods - and quelling any and all conflict between the two groups before violent fights broke out.

Having someone help Rachel move into her cave and also help put the old Oracle to rest.

The Hephaestus cabin and probably some members of the Athena cabins working together to design and build the new cabins and possibly renovate old cabins (*cough Hermes cabin*) - idk how long this would take since the cabin designs had to be overseen by the demigod(s) (and maybe even the God/Goddess themself) within that cabin and there wasn't that many campers left overall and given the unknown number of injuries, plus the Hephaestus cabin curse, construction probably took a long time.

Welcome the new demigods found by Satyrs into camp and help them adjust to their new world as best they could - probably leading campers to try and fall back into as normal of a routine as they could in the process but given how the lost trio came to camp I'd say it was still a bit of a mess.

Stocking up on things (e.g. blankets, mattresses, pillows, bathroom supplies, extra clothes and ingredients for food) to properly accommodate and house the new campers within their cabins.

Hold numerous meetings between counsellors and new demigods of minor Gods to figure out who's doing what and how the new campers activity schedules are going to look now that there's more cabins.

Hopefully take a couple of hours to take a break and manage their mental health and grief in between all of this.

There's also the topic of Annabeth moving back and forth between camp and Olympus so she can rebuild their temples as well

tbh I wouldn't be surprised if The Staff of Hermes was the first time Percy and Annabeth were able to properly take a break.

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may the fall of imperialist united state of america & israel happen in my lifetime. amen.

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Jercy Week 2025 begins tomorrow!!

I hope all your wips have gone okay and to those who are finishing up bits, don't panic, I'm with you too. That being said, I'm excited to see what you've all created with this years prompts!

Reminders for those submitting to the event:

Please use the hashtag #jercy week 2025 AND tag this blog in your posts

The AO3 collection is under jercy_week_2025 and will be revealed in around 20hrs (06:00 UTC) - feel free to put works for day 1 in the collection in advance but they won't be public until I manually reveal it

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