#leah is SOOOOO

[littlechillis]

leah williamson to escapism

[annabethpursuit]

i need them back real bad i need season three in particular to be announced right NEOWWW

[lumityfication]

btw leah as annabeth. she’s literally everything i could’ve wanted and more. annabeth is a character with so much depth that we don’t really see in pjo because of the first person pov and percy’s own biases/limitations, but leah truly captures that depth so well

[rotisseries]

rick riordan dickriders on here will be like "why are you complaining about the pjo tv show, go watch the movies and see what a bad adaptation really looks like" ok well listen to the musical watch it on youtube and see what a good adaptation looks like bitch. it can be done. as a fucking stage musical. what did that 15 million per episode do for disney that chris mccarell couldn't

[buggotbrain]

liusa6, you will always be famous

[thetangycheesemanwithaplan]

Det. Romero & Amir are talking. Bobby walks in and Amir stops talking and his gaze follows Bobby.

Det. Romero: You look like you've seen a ghost?

Amir: Not a ghost, just the guy who killed my family

Cuts to another scene 👀

[daenerys-targaryen]

Why do you like older ships so much?

The biggest thing for me is history. I love the idea of 'right person, wrong time' as kids or teenagers and then reuniting and finding that love again as adults. Many of my ships knew each other and had some sort of relationship as kids, teenagers or young adults where it didn't work out for one reason or another and then they found each other again when it was the right time. And if there isn't that kind of history, I also just love the idea of finding that kind of love later in life because not everyone finds their person as kids or teenagers, you know.

[thisnerdetteoverthere-blog]

Reading positive reviews already for the new pjo series is warming my pjo heart 💙

[phontao]

i think polyamory should be a thing in stardew. like. i go home and i sit down and argue about grammar and art history with elliot and leah. we go out mushroom hunting. life is good. we team up and write a book together. we all have a part. come on guys

[that-foul-legacy-lover]

OMG I LOVE STARDEW VALLEY AAJSJAJKSJwho are you planning on romancing?(if you're going to lol) Sebastian is my pookie bear fr

no one at the moment, but i have run into Leah like 4 times, and i gave her a flower to complete an objective so who knows what'll happen!!

[itchose]

@buriedregrets said, "can we just, for a second, at least pretend I know what I'm doing?"

her expression immediately softens,  her shoulders slumping,  and she realizes that what leah’s saying isn’t even far off from how nat feels, either—  but usually, it’s herself she’s telling that to, desperate to convince herself she’s capable of carrying the weight on her shoulders.   she closes her eyes for a moment,  taking a deep breath before looking back to leah and giving her a small nod.  ❝  yeah.  yeah, okay— sorry.   i’ve just been out farther than the rest of you.  ❞   it’s not a power-trip,  just the truth,  and she’s fine handling that burden so the others don’t have to  (  prefers it, really, because it’s something to do, something to keep her focused. )  ❝  — and for what it’s worth  .  . .   i don’t think any of us really know what we’re doing.  not really.  ❞   she adds, an attempt to make leah feel better.  ❝  so you’re not alone.  just— let me help.  ❞

[sickysick]

[yourbestdream]

oc brainrot time sorry. anyway nate and leah my beloveds. my sillies. the codependent qpr middle schoolers of all time.

[moriohpissky]

read all of veil last night and I am Not Okay

[daenerys-targaryen]

core four blanket ily

[hvbris]

Removing his gloves, Isaac shot her a polite smile. "That's good to hear," he mused, nodding to himself. Yes, what a satisfying result. Leah's brain was a fascinating little thing, truly. A small change in dosage, and he could either appease or torment it.

Not that she could ever truly recover from the damage he had done to it. Occupational hazards, unfortunately.

"No magic involved, I'm afraid," he scolded nicely, "just science. How about headaches? Have you gotten any lately?"

Leah followed his instructions dutifully, though by now, she knew this all by heart. Regular check ups were important to control her seizures, and Dr. Soliman had made such strides with them! She truly couldn't have asked for anyone better.

It was a real piece of luck falling under his care.

"I'm feelin' pretty good, actually! There's been one or two unfortunate episodes, but not half as bad as before. I don't know what magic stuff you put in that medicine of yours, but it's sure doing the trick!"