#sending him to camp

[egophiliac]

was this anyone else's first thought, or

[somewhereincairparavel]

i will never understand how people have the heart to hate Jason even after they found out that his Ambrosia tastes like fucking sawdust. Ambrosia being tasty is like one single happy thing a demigod can have despite their tragic lives, because it reminds them of the home they once had, but lost. And Jason doesn't even have that, he doesn't even have a home to lose in the first place.

[wildskissed]

Eve: *sends Astarion to camp because she doesn't want disapproval for what she's about to do* Also Eve: *runs across a really hard chest to lockpick* Also Eve: Astaaaaarion come baaaaaack

[illithiddatingsim]

put peepaw down, halsin!!!

(original post under the cut)

[xixovart]

will solace before bed yipee

[ineed-to-sleep]

THEY BROUGHT BABY TO THE BATTLE?? THEY ARMOURED BABY??? THEY EXPECT ME TO SEND BABY TO FIGHT?????

^ my face when I discover they expect me to send baby to fight

[peratzatha]

2019 me vs 2024 official art..,,uncle rick….i see you are a fan of my vision 👐

for legal reasons this post is a joke please don’t come at me

[mylittleredgirl]

i'm so charmed by the letter trapper gets back from his wife in "kim"

louise mcintyre is hilarious actually

[nelkcats]

Summer Camp

Fighting ghosts had caused his grades to drop, to the point where some were barely passing. That's why Mr. Lancer recommended him to get a tutor or attend a remedial course, something Danny considered quite absurd, how was he going to be able to get away from Amity without it getting destroyed?

Jazz didn't seem to find it absurd at all, and despite his complaints, the halfa ended up at "summer camp" to boost his knowledge or something (Sam and Tucker seemed pretty sure they could handle the ghosts on their own while he was gone), at least, they had an activity about stargazing, for which Danny was grateful.

In the camp he found someone just as bitter as he was, but strangely excited. "Jason Todd" was grumpy about attending and having to be away from his family, but he was excited to learn new things. Danny found it endearing.

They both ended up becoming friends, and reminding each other of the things they were missing. At the end of the camp, it seemed that life had returned to the eyes of the tired halfa. It was during his last night at the camp, when Danny was showing the boy the stars, that Jason kissed him.

Unfortunately they didn't have much time left so they decided to keep in touch and send each other letters. Each headed to their respective city with a smile on their faces. The happiness Danny had earned was gone as soon as Jason's letters stopped coming.

He checked the Gotham newspapers with curiosity and was furious as soon as he saw the news of Jason (sweet, nerdy, and rude Jason) being killed in a fucking explosion. He flew at full speed until he found his grave, and helplessly began to cry. Whether he was angry or sad, he didn't know.

Ectoplasmic tears fell on the grave and unknown to the halfa, they were absorbed by the body. When Danny noticed that the tomb was beginning to glow the same toxic green he knew he couldn't help but feel hopeful. But it wasn't enough.

He didn't know if it would work, but on instinct he drew ectoplasm directly from his core and propelled it into Jason's tomb, hoping it would help. Danny wondered if he was breaking a rule in the Realms but he didn't care.

When he heard his friend's weak heartbeat (Boyfriend? Lover? He doesn't know, they never put a label on each other) he began to dig up the dirt around the grave, but before he could finish, time stopped and Clockwork looked at him with a frown. His mentor looked annoyed, but strangely comprehensive as he directed him to the Clock Tower.

[cheeseanonioncrisps]

Obviously the structure of an episodic series often requires characters to go from 'complete strangers' to 'close friends/family' in an unusually short amount of time. I get it.

Writers need a 'new guy' in the group to ask questions about the setting that the audience can't, but still (especially in comedy shows) want the fun dynamics that come from all the main cast knowing each other super well. It's one of those functional tropes like L-Shaped Blankets where you're required to suspend your sense of disbelief.

Having said that, I love when writers choose to take this trope and retroactively justify it by later on revealing that the Seemingly Normal Everyman Character is actually as unhinged as the rest of the group— it's just that their weirdness manifests specifically as an ability to form found family dynamics with literally any group they join, almost immediately after joining.

Like, you assumed that they just fit in so well because your group has a special vibe, but then you accidentally left them in the supermarket for like five minutes and by the time you realised and went back they were already Blood Brothers with the cashier.

Characters who are like friendly dogs in that you can put them essentially anywhere, with anyone, and they will just be like “welp! Guess this is my New Family now” and just go along with it.

[ratherhavehopewithyou]

Things I will never forgive Kusanagi for…

…making Yun go through THIS alone

[ninjigma]

West Summit Summer Camp Obi-Wan Kenobi

Distracting myself from how horrible I feel by sending my faves to summer camp, because I’ve been watching a lot of old summer slasher movies and having a grand time. Also using the chance to test out a new style/technique and adjust as I go :3

[catz4ever]

He's so beautiful. I can't.

[b0ylik3r]

my friend made me watch disventure camp season 1 and a bit of dcas

[dudedidujust]

ABO universe where Jason presents as an omega. this happens after he became praetor which usually doesn't happen before you present but 'cmon obviously child of jupiter he's obviously an alpha'. only alphas can be praetors so Jason is dismissed from his position and basically socially exiled. A son of Jupiter can't be an omega so Jason must be Failure. when he goes missing no one searches for him and he's branded traitor. Reyna tries to argue but no one listens, most feeling betrayed that, according to them, Jason had tricked his way into praetor position.

When Percy gets to camp, he never hears mention of Jason Grace, except a hushed whisper that is quickly silenced.

[notfeelingthyaster]

i have multifaceted feelings about sally jackson and i do not believe she keeps in close contact with percy after estelle/after he settles in camp jupiter