#Medusa Trio

[luizdominguesfan]

https://orra-meu-blog.webnode.page/l/cd-10-anos-medusa-trio-por-luiz-domingues/?fbclid=IwAR1ZqVYIduOaoxzq48lHi8p03SHv1xtPxe0jOpIHNcnWeLJuVtWu7M5qdjo

A minha resenha sobre o CD “10 Anos!” do Medusa Trio está disponibilizada no Blog da Webradio Orra Meu

[ofswordsandpens]

I'm sincerely very happy for anyone who is enjoying the show but every time I see takes that the show has improved the book characterizations or that the book characters are underdeveloped in comparison to the show...

[creative-hanyou-girl]

PJO SPOILERS!!!!!

I think the way Rick and the PJO writers handled the Medusa decapitation was really clever considering Disney would've flagged them on the spot if they actually did try to show Percy cutting off a person's head. And it still stayed true to the book where Medusa was the 1st monster Percy and Annabeth took down TOGETHER.

[sugar-r-rush]

Can yall tell me what to draw im feeling rebellious today

[kneipe]

weimar 2022

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[celestivlgvlvxy]

there’s something strangely gutwrenching about the solstice having already passed. there have been minor changes in the “side adventures” of the trio.

they know they’re entering medusa’s house. they go to the arch for sanctuary against echidna and chimera. they go to waterland to help ares and convince hephaestus to stop being like his family. they go to the lotus hotel to get help from hermes.

in the books they’re getting tricked and distracted and losing all of that time on their quest was an accident. but they still made it in the end.

but in the show? they did everything right. they were aware of where they were at all times. but then they go and ask for help.

they try to ask for athena’s help and she lets monsters into her temple because they “embarrassed her.” they try to ask for hermes’ help but he doesn’t tell them until it’s too late that the lotus hotel messes with time.

they basically did everything right on their quest only for their biggest failures to occur because of the gods.

but poseidon gives him four pearls. four, instead of three. one for sally too. but we already know that she gets left behind.

they tried so hard only for the deadline to lapse.

[isolophilian]

im so happy with the way they recharacterize Medusa in the show. like it really drives home the "not all everyone that looks like a monster is a monster" analogy. Medusa isn't a monster because she was turned into a gorgon, she's a monster because hurts people, and she was enough of a threat to the trio to justify them killing her. also she serves as an interesting way to plant that seed of doubt in Annabeth, where she starts to question her beliefs and her mom's actions. can't wait to see her development into wanting to throw hands with Hera.

[guardianspirits13]

Ok. I’m still trying to gather my thoughts and settle my hyperfixation after episode 3 of the Percy Jackson show, but one of my conclusions is that this is one of very few adaptations that actually understands the term ‘adaptation’ and furthermore what makes one successful.

On a fundamental level, understanding and respecting the source material is a must. You need to not just know the bullet points of the story, but you need to know the ‘why’s’- why does this story need to be heard, why do people like it, why does it stand out from the others in it’s genre, etc.

Second, you need to deconstruct the source material and piece it back together in a way that makes sense for the new format. Copy-pasting almost never works, since there will inevitably be discrepancies between the readers’ imagination and the adaptation that can distract from immersion.

Third, you need to provide something new. Why does this story deserve to be told in a different format? What can this add to the original themes of a story? What can we change to make the message come across more on screen? Will this dialogue really be as funny when it’s said out loud?

We’ve seen a lot of terrible “adaptations” of animation and books and musicals into movies/tv shows, and I think even among the better ones there is a dissonance between the desire to stay faithful to the source and the desire to make a good adaptation, with whatever changes that may necessitate.

I think while we’ve watched the casting of this series, the hints here and there, and final the premiere with bated breath, they’ve been playing the long game. They cast Walker as Percy before he was in the Adam Project. Many people expressed…unsavory…feelings when Leah was cast as Annabeth, but those of us that trusted the team behind this project- including the author himself- did our best to welcome her and were repaid tenfold with her performance in this episode particularly.

Most of the scenes in this episode were not at all how I imagined them in the book, but I adored it. They took what they were given and expanded on it. They created a mini-arc for the trio learning to trust each other. They gave Medusa a labyrinthine lair. Annabeth is a 12 year old walking into a convenience store for the first time in 6+ years with $200 in her pocket, of course she’s gonna buy as much as she can carry.

The love and care and artistry that went into this single episode brings me so much joy and gives me so much hope. Like I was already excited for a faithful adaptation, but seeing these characters come to life on screen, once you see their chemistry with each other and how they speak and push and pull at each other’s emotions, it has never been more clear to me the amount of care and foresight that went into this show.

Rick said that these kids are the characters he created and for like 2 years I’ve trusted that that was true, but today it was proven beyond the shadow of a doubt.

I am just…in awe.

[luizdominguesfan]

www.crazyrock.com.br

Amigos: chegamos à ultima edição (nº 363), do programa "Só Brasuca" em 2023, com a minha participação ao lado do seu idealizador e apresentador oficial, o professor Julio Cesar Souza. Apresentaremos o som dos seguintes artistas: Hiënaz, Terra, A 25ª Experiência, Tarkus, Chico Suman, A Outra Banda da Lua, Medusa Trio, Arde Rock, King Bird, Donzela, Loucomotiva, Motorocker, Fabio Zaganin, Felipe Machado, Esporão de Bagre e Os Kurandeiros. Serão sete execuções em dias e horários diferentes, entre 30 de dezembro de 2023 e 5 de janeiro de 2024.

Anote: Sábado, dia 30 - 14 horas Domingo, dia 31 - 20 horas Segunda-feira, dia 1º de janeiro - 10 horas Terça-feira, dia 2 - 23 horas Quarta-feira, dia 3 - 18 horas Quinta-feira, dia 4 - 16 horas Sexta-feira, dia 5 - 12 horas

[yuristarwars]

I think one of the best parts of the PJO show is that you can really FEEL like it’s hard to survive as a half-blood in the wild. Every step the crew takes feels like they’re getting further and further into danger, between Medusa and the Furies and Echidna and her Chimera, you never feel like you have room to breathe, which is purposeful, it puts you right into Percy and the trio’s shoes.

[calli0p3]

also OBSESSED with the changes that were made to the medusa scene. the way it honored her story and made her out to not truly be a “monster” just because she was cursed yet still gave her the ability to be a threat to the trio which allowed the story to continue with the original plot was all great. also percy sending her head off to olympus in an attempt to reconcile with grover and annabeth felt like a much more personal and trio centric reason for him to send it off. i rlly liked it.

[affogonellamarmellata]

Marco, Mara e Gabriele group hug 🧡

[ofswordsandpens]

rip Percy crashing the bus, rip Annabeth hyperventilating after Luke hugged her, rip Argus, rip the trio playing hacky sack, rip dumbass Percy and dumbass Annabeth ignoring Grover and walking straight into Medusa's emporium just cause they were hungry...

[pqdfootsmoon]

a list of small iconic things from the first pjo book that i wish was included in the show:

THE PINK POODLE!!! I WANTED THE PINK POODLE SO BADLY OMG NOOO

"Because you're my friend, Seaweed Brain. Anymore stupid questions?"

...big bathtub

Percy actually chopping Crusty's head off (disadvantages of working with disney ig)

obedience school

the trio wearing stupid waterland merch after they stole it (that would have been funny to see)

the bus literally exploding

"live well percy jackson. become a true hero" (the edits would have been CRAZY; edit: maybe not anymore because of fucking tiktok 😒, they wouldve been good on insta)

the police and the news reports (AND PERCY BEING LIKE "oh my stepdad wants to thank you all soooo much, here's all his stuff for free")

sally murdering gabe with medusa's head and selling him for money (disney again i think)

i absolutley LOVED the show, dont get me wrong. these are just minor things that i wished were included but probably werent for a good reason :)