#ricky when i catch you ricky

[pinocchicrow]

and what if i cry?? what then?

RICK PERRY THE GENIUS YOU ARE

[sickbromeo]

percy saying i’m sorry to luke after accidentally hitting him cause he still sees luke as a friend and doesn’t want to hurt him only for luke to turn around and purposely hit him and lowkey try to kill him?? for annabeth reveal herself meaning she just watched someone she sees as family betrayed not just her but everyone they care about at camp ????

waste 30 seconds of my life 10/10 best piece of media ever created the most evil thing rick riordan has ever done wouldn’t make my worst enemy have to watch that emotional roller coast i’ll be watching that at least 5 times a day for the next month

[demigods-posts]

watching characters be so overcome by their flaws that it leads to their undoing is such a good trope. what do you mean annabeth was so blinded by her accomplishments that she didn't notice the string attached to her ankle that was going to drag her into hell? what do you mean percy saw his girlfriend being dragged into hell and leaped after her without hesitation? what do you mean annabeth was too prideful to see the fault in her plans?? what do you mean percy was so loyal to annabeth that he chose her over saving the world?? what do you mean their fatal flaws were actually going to get them killed????? ah, so good.

[spiderbats]

listen the potential of a deep, well balanced friendship between rachel and percy is soemthing rick is a coward for never showing (to my knowledge).

like, it’s been awhile since i’ve read heroes of olympus and after but doesn’t rachel just kinda make an appearance and drop off the face of the earth unless plot???

rachel and percy are bffs and i will take no criticism

[kermitthesog]

luke and percy parallels >>>

The only reason percy wasn’t like luke was because luke existed.

percy saw what luke did to everyone around him and immediately knew that it was wrong. he agreed with him, but not with the way he was doing it. that’s the whole point. then, after luke had betrayed his friends, percy was done with him, because loyalty, right? it’s his thing. but was he? i reread the last olympian recently and every interaction with “luke” consisted of percy feeling conflicted about fighting his friend.

it only made sense for a character like luke to be in this story. what would percy be without him?

[reegis]

hi since you have out on the brain and i wont be inflicting it on you here's a headcanon of mine:

after nastya leaves, aurora stops talking entirely

[alyster-rambles]

thinking about how, in greek mythology, andromeda is sacrificed by her own mother after a monster is sent to kill her and having to be saved by perseus, then having the realisation that annabeth went through the same thing in ep 4 with percy stepping in to protect her and-

[murasaki-cha]

Ok but the way I was calmly watching the show with my sister and just set upright so fast yelling "WAIT A GODS DAM SECOND!!!"

[drugsoverdepression]

ACTIVISION. ACTIVISION WHEN I CATCH YOU.

ACTIVISION WHEN I CATCH YOU ACTIVISION.

[sm-baby]

Ayo... I keep seeing people make visual novels with google slides... I.. i can do that... I CAN DO THAT... ITS SO EASY I CAN DO THAT-

[underratedgrapeju1ce]

yeah thats about right.

[catcacophony]

guys.

[midnights-dragon]

So basically I think everyone should be talking about how happy and smiley Crowley was in the resurrectionists minisode and compare that to how he looked when he asked for the holy water (angry, reserved, hard-set)

he went THROUGH it.

(also I made two edits for this)

[pineapplesneedrights]

Beel stop being such an evasive whore and come home 😭

[ofswordsandpens]

annabeth is the one that saw the fates???!?!?!?!?!?!?

[kermitthesog]

percy cutting luke and then immediately apologizing because his fatal flaw is loyalty. then luke immediately turning around and cutting him on purpose. He was tired of asking percy to join him, he was ready to get rid of percy. the fact that percy was losing that fight was not because luke was better at fighting than him. it was because percy was incapable of hurting a friend like that, whether they are fighting him or not. the fact that he fought ares and luke in the same episode but luke was the one that percy was losing to is his fatal flaw being absolutely fatal.

but can we talk about luke’s progression during this scene? the hurt on his face up until percy rejects his plan and especially when he cuts him. the whole conversation looked like he didn’t want to hurt percy. when percy was slowly figuring it out, his eyes showed no aggression but rather sadness that he knows percy won’t accept his offer. when percy brought up the shoes, the line “I didn’t think you’d give them to grover to wear.” actually hurt me, the pain in his eyes because he cares about grover, one of his first friends.

(Side note: can someone PLEASE update me on those luke simping tiktok girlies cause i don’t have tiktok but after that last episode?? they’re probably sobbing-)