#architect annabeth chase

[mayjunenov]

people are always taking about what job percy would have and saying he would just work at camp jupiter or camp half blood but i think hes a malewife.

imagine famous architect annabeth chase, renowned for bring ancient architecture back to life and designing sustainable eco friendly buildings and she comes home to a well cooked meal percy learned from sally, a clean cozy home and a bath at the perfect temp.

he would wear an apron that said something cheesy like judo flip the cook and would always smell like fresh food and would make her cookies at 2am while she sketched <3

(inspired by this yt short by soreilly who is an amazing pjo artist)

[mytragedyperson]

I saw your post about Percy being a house husband and a SAH dad and I think you’d love this fic

https://archiveofourown.org/works/34173640

Thank you I'll be sure to check it out

[localdiscountgoth]

marine biologist percy jackson this and that. I propose trophy husband percy jackson with annabeth as the bread winner

[wishingformoredogs]

Tired of “oh Percy would be a marine biologist” “oh Percy would be a teacher” that man is a stay at home dad. And I mean that.

[wonderrosss]

When you look at your reflection, who do you see?

[ssavinggrace]

she's as clever as the devil

and twice as pretty.

[valewritessss]

Okay but Miss Annabeth Chase invented building sims 4 houses for hours and playing for like two minutes

[sweetnnaivete]

i think he knows is annabeth about percy but he does not in fact know

[allthecheesesticks]

annabeth chase absolutely loved playing the sims and she definitely downloaded it onto Daedalus's laptop so that she could build with it and absolutely no one can convince me otherwise

[flwrkid14]

Annabeth Chase and Tim Drake: The Ultimate Problem-Solvers Team-Up

Imagine!! Annabeth and Tim—two of the sharpest minds in their respective universes—deciding to team up for a project. Whether it’s a mystery that transcends realms or a puzzle involving both Greek mythology and Gotham’s criminal underworld, these two would be an unstoppable duo.

Picture it: Annabeth and Tim in a dimly lit library at Gotham University, poring over ancient texts and high-tech blueprints. Annabeth’s got her Greek mythology books open, while Tim’s hacking into secure databases with one hand and flipping through detective files with the other. They’re working on solving a riddle that involves an ancient Greek artifact with links to a new crime wave in Gotham.

Tim’s impressed by Annabeth’s ability to decode symbols and her deep understanding of mythology, while Annabeth is fascinated by Tim’s tech skills and his knack for strategic thinking. Together, they’re a force of intellect and innovation, blending mythological knowledge with cutting-edge technology.

Annabeth might be amazed by Gotham’s tech-savvy gadgets, while Tim is completely blown away by the ancient Greek traps and enchanted artifacts Annabeth has encountered. They’d probably spend hours exchanging knowledge—Tim explaining Gotham’s underworld and its quirks, while Annabeth shares tales of demigods, monsters, and Olympus.

During one of their intense brainstorming sessions, Tim might offer Annabeth a cup of coffee, only for her to raise an eyebrow and say, “I’m more of a nectar and ambrosia girl.” And Tim would laugh, responding, “Guess I’ll have to upgrade my beverage game.”

Eventually, after solving the mystery and uncovering the artifact, Tim and Annabeth would have a moment of mutual respect and camaraderie. They’d both know that they make an unbeatable team, and there’s a good chance they’d stay in touch.

[ampresandian]

I wrote in this post about which characters I think they should focus on and develop in the different pjo seasons, but I was thinking about Annabeth and her dream of being an architect and building something permanent, and how they didn't really introduce it in season 1. I think it's a really important and complex piece of her character, a dream that draws on her past traumas and hubris, and I think that it fits in really well with the plot of som, so here are my thoughts on how they can and should include it in season 2. This, of course, requires Percy and Annabeth to have been friends for a full year without her mentioning it, which I don't think is particularly realistic, but they need to introduce it for viewers who were not readers.

One option would be to save it for the Siren Scene, and their discussion of fatal flaws. In the book, Percy sees what Annabeth envisions, including a redesigned New York/Olympus, which he knows she must have designed because he already knows she likes architecture. They could, in the show, have this be where that dream is introduced, having Percy see her vision and then Annabeth explain that she wants to be an architect/build something permanent, and probably touch on some of her childhood trauma more (in terms of her relationship with her parents/their relationship with each other, specifically). I personally don't prefer this option, I think because it requires casting her parents but also because there is an intimacy required of her choosing to tell it to Percy that would help to develop their relationship further, so I would personally choose to deviate from the book here. However, including the vision would help to show viewers her dreams in a way that the show has not been particularly good at yet.

The second option (this is my preferred one) would be to include it at the beginning of the season, when they arrive at camp after being told not to come back. In this version of grounding Annabeth's architecture/permanence dream, it would be introduced through seeing destruction/change around camp, and a conversation about how camp has always been something stable/permanent for her. It could happen in their conversation with Chiron as he is leaving, as he has been a big part of that for her and could tell Percy that Annabeth has always needed/wanted something stable, but I think it would need a conversation (crying on the beach?) between Percy and Annabeth where Annabeth tells him about her dream to be an architect herself. Again, I think Annabeth making that choice to be vulnerable with Percy is important to developing their relationship--I think season 1 had a lot of Percy being vulnerable, particularly around his mom and also being so new to everything, and would like to see Annabeth choose to be vulnerable with Percy in season 2.

A third option would be some version of reading the email from Annabeth about her trip with her dad, where she could talk about the architectural features she saw at Disney, the ways the castle is the same/different from the German castle it's modeled on, or how cool the windows were on their hotel, or idk I haven't been to Disney but I think there's like a history attraction maybe she writes about that. Anyway, maybe they do the Annabeth voice-over or Percy just reads it aloud to his mom (or Sally reads it to Percy, since he's dyslexic), and she can mention architecture and how she wants to build something like that one day. Or maybe Sally reads all of Annabeth's excitement about the buildings and asks Percy about it, and he says "she wants to be an architect and build something that'll last forever," which would imply that she did mention that last summer (so that would be nice). This doesn't directly include Annabeth, so the characterization is a little less poignant, but it would cover the bases.

That's what I've come up with for now at least. Maybe there are more options? I don't know, I just think they need to explicitly say it, because I think it's so important to understanding who Annabeth is (plus there are like actual plot points later where she's rewarded with getting to achieve her dreams and that's so significant)

[rayofgrace]

Drew some Halloween themed icons in celebration of wottg releasing tomorrow. ✨🧡

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[helyeahmangocheese]

fanfic writers I beg you to write a sun mapping chart into annabeth's apartment/home-hunting adventures w her very tired boyfriend. gods be damned this girl will not be signing a lease on a place with west facing windows in the living room and north facing windows in the kitchen

[chuuyas-nakahara]

i don’t know if anyone else has noticed this but one of the things i love most about show annabeth is that you can see her thinking. there’s been several scenes now where you can almost pinpoint the exact moment she starts coming up with a plan or is mentally taking apart an enemy to figure out the best strategy for ensuring victory. there’s something in her expression and eyes that changes when this is happening and it says a lot about leah’s performance and talent that she’s able to pull off such a subtle change so flawlessly. as a son of poseidon, percy’s powers are much easier to show because of how he has to interact with external forces (the sea and water), but annabeth’s greatest weapon is her mind. all her thinking is taking place internally, and typically it wouldn’t be nearly as obvious to us as viewers. but the pjo show found a way to show it to us anyways and it’s so cool to me. every time it happens i sit on my couch and scream “THAT’S an ATHENA KID”

[bimafe]

reyna and annabeth is awkward glances after realizing feelings, shy kisses, drinking bitter coffee even when no one likes it, holding each other's little fingers in public because both are not used to flaunting attitudes. they—it's sit up until morning while one finishes praetor's reports and the other designs buildings. reyna and annabeth is also about rough kissing and hoping that each of them will realize how much they feel for the other, it's about trying to escape from war when war is a part of who they are, it's about staying outwardly calm while inwardly feeling too much. reyna and annabeth is about trying to have a relationship with someone who is too similar but also too different from you.

[valewritessss]

A lot of people like to say that because Annabeth doesn’t have any powers, she’s weak but I think the fact that she doesn’t have powers and has accomplished so much makes her the opposite