#Live music in Jackson

[idkaguyorsomething]

“apollo wrote the hamilton musical in pjo” “hermes wrote the hamilton musical in pjo” you fools. ¿have you forgotten who the greek god of theatre is?

[the-blueprint]

Thriller

[helyeahmangocheese]

"I'm not his son! I'm Sally Jackson's son." 🤝 "my mom was named Sally. she loved scary movies. and food that was blue and..."

[sbrown82]

The Jackson 5 used to cut up on stage!!! 🙌🏿

[delicate-sketch]

saw a post about how people want will solace to have a gun because they don’t recognize the value of his healing powers which can be true but also

the whole thing in pjo is that for demigods fighting = autonomy and independence (which is why percy screams at the begging IT SUCKS TO BE A DEMIGOD) the idea is that the camp makes demigods safe (by teaching them how to fight) and any other type of labour isn’t that much valuable because they > don’t teach them that it is < / > they don’t live enough to need them <

The Harpies are the ones cleaning instead of themselves, the Ambrosia will heal instead of actual doctors (which puts a hell of pressure on Will when the ambrosia is not enough because he needs to treat those who are severely injured AND the light injured who already took way too much Ambrosia)

And I don’t think this was on purpose RR was just like “oh shit someone and something needs to do this boring stuff”

I think the camp should have an equilibrium going on like teach those kids valuable life skills (what is safe to eat in a forest how do I cook make themselves clean the dishes how do I treat an injurie without ambrosia ((this one for wills sake too)) how do I guide myself without a gps) and also what kind of fighting suits you because yeah in a world where monsters want to kick your ass you need to know how to defend yourself not because this is what makes you valuable but because it what makes you SURVIVE

[shyjusticewarrior]

DC Comics Incorrect Quotes Pt 251

Duke, singing: I never wanted to be a half blood~!

Dick: Have you never been to therapy?

Tim: No, don't need it.

Dick: Not even after the time a villainous Batman version of yourself fought you?

Tim: Nope.

Dick: What about when you were held at knife point by Jason?

Tim: That was crazy, I forgot about that.

Dick: Or when Bruce was gone and you worked with Ra's?

Tim: Was that a big deal?

Dick: You were impaled and lost your spleen!

Tim: Well, I didn't wanna be anyone's bitch.

[charlietheepicwriter7]

An idea -

Ody!Luke working with Kronos because he was holding Thalia hostage while, saying that he also knew where telemachus soul was and used those things to manipulate ody!Luke and then using the information of telem! Percy's identity as leverage

But Luke would immediately realize that Kronos was lying to him the moment Percy was revealed to be Poseidon's son. "Hero's soul cursed blade shall reap" is a pretty fatal sounding line, and at this point everyone thinks the "Halfblood of the eldest gods" and the "hero" are the same person.

Luke needs to stay with Kronos until at least the end of Titan's Curse. This whole thing hinges on Luke having an actual loyalty to Kronos. Or his cause.

...or his men.

Odysseus is loyal to his men, his solders who fought under him. Without Telemachus, with Pen Thalia "dead", all Luke would have left would be the people relying on him. All he can do is look for a way to ressurect Thalia (people turned into plants all the time in Odysseus' time, he can figure out who to suck up to to get her de-treeified.) and try to make things better for the demigods relying on him.

Luke tries to make things better for the Hermes cabin and the unclaimed, but the Gods block his every time. He's exhausted all his options when Hermes suggests going on a quest and asking for one of his boons as a reward (he's really keen about making sure there's room for everyone to have a bed in the Hermes cabin). Luke is sent off to gather a golden apple to prove how dedicated he was to his cause.

And Luke fails.

[swizziee]

Sade, Janet Jackson & Alicia Keys performing in Madison Square Gardon. (2001)

[dukeofdelirium]

Jackson 5 — ABC live at Black Expo, Chicago, 1972

[seriouseffects]

"Everything's okay." 🤍

Interview from 1995 with D. Sawyer

[247liveculture]

July 21, 1993 Tupac and Janet Janet Jackson attend the ‘Poetic Justice’ premiere in Beverly Hills

[adastraperasp3ra]

no thoughts

just ice nine covers

[liesmultixxx]

We need to talk about

Grover Wash my hands of past mistakes/ He must be protected Underwood

and

Annabeth Prove to the Gods that I belong/ I won’t be rejected Chase

[macaroni-stars]

It makes sence to me, so might aswell assume it will for you

[muclunga]

Look, I like accurate casting as much as the next person but I just think its interesting how out of all the characters that were white in the books that are not white in the show, Annabeth is the only one getting hate. Not just casual hate…..hate hate. Annabeth, Grover, Clarisse, Luke, Chiron, Dionysus, Zeus and Hermes are all important characters that were white in the books. Yet the main heroine, deuteragonist and future love interest who went from being a tan blonde to being black is the only one yall are upset about…..interesting.

Oh actually wait, I have seen a few people complain about Clarisse not being white…

Clarisse….who happens to be the only other female on that list….

Very interesting indeed.

In fact, Grover is one of the main characters, part of the main trio, and i have never seen a white Grover anywhere other than the books. I have not, in the nearly 14 years since the movie’s release, seen or heard a single complaint about Grover’s race. Not in the movie, not in the musical, not in the show. But suddenly the blonde haired, grey eyed female protagonist is black and the world is ending? Yall are showing your ignorance.

Also side note- where are people getting this whole “underestimated dumb blonde” sub plot thing from? Percy makes a mental note of it once when he first meets her, then she plays into it when Octavian has her cornered in the Heroes of Olympus series. People are trying so desperately to say that this was an important aspect of her character now that she’s being portrayed by Leah, but i have no memory of it. Annabeth was far from underestimated and nobody has ever thought she was anything other than brilliant. She wants so badly to prove herself to her mom, but even Athena holds Annabeth in high regard. So what are people talking about???