#without the Rick

[waywardstraysau]

Guard Dog

[heshmmity]

my crazy ass interpretation of Mr Bill Pines AU and a bunch of sketches yay

more under the cut idk :Р

btw you guys went CRAZY about last post damn.... thank yall for your support hehe !!!

[helpallthenamesaretaken]

i love how different percabeth is from different male lead narrated american middle school romances from the romantic point of view. usually, the male lead has a crush on the cold and kind of mean female protagonist cause she's pretty and not like the other girls.....she's pretty and not like the other girls....thats it oops. but annabeth and percy. annabeth fell first. even though she's cold and sassy too, she believed in percy. she saw the good in him and loved him for it. then percy fell. he didnt have to worry about whether annabeth would like a loser like him. yeah, he doubted why annabeth liked him once in a while, but it was a never a question of 'does she?' its healthy. and thats what makes rick riordan one of the best middle school authors ever thank you bye

[lab-gr0wn-lambs]

yea

[andy-clutterbuck]

The Ones Who Live - 1x01 - Years

[thatrandomblogsays]

Annabeth, and others, often treat Percy as if he’s ridiculous or obtuse for his reactions to the demigod world, when in reality he’s a (relatively) well adjusted kid who was raised by a loving parent. His actions make sense based on his upbringing

- parents arent supposed to be neglectful

- parents are supposed to be easily attainable, loving, and present in a child’s life

- if you’re in trouble, you should call for help, there isn’t shame in admitting you’re in over your head, you’re twelve

- you shouldn’t have to jump through life endangering hoops to get your parent’s attention

Annabeth acts like he’s ridiculous, but he’s right. Annabeth knows how the Greek world works, but Percy knows how the real world is supposed to work. & rightfully calls out the BS. But it’s hard for most demigods to agree because what kid wants to admit the way their parents treat them is awful? That their actions are those of aloof, negligent, even narcisstic people who are unwilling or incapable of giving the proper love and support a child needs. That even if their godly parent does love them, it’s a pathetic, horrible, attempt at love you’re better off without.

[demigods-posts]

imagine a world where the heroes of olympus series was one big crossover. a world where we meet an eleven year old boy named jason, no last name because it reminds him of his mother — a drunk who literally threw him to the wolves as a toddler. jason, who's earliest memory is chewing on a stapler and his older sister tending to the wound on his bottom lip — but he hasn't seen or heard from her since they were separated years ago. jason, who grew up reaching for the sky like a purpose, desperate for a chance to prove himself. jason, who fought to save the world at fifteen years old. and jason, who finds himself in the grand canyon four months later with no memory of who he is or where he came from, feet away from some frantic sixteen year old girl in search of some dude named percy jackson. imagine what this could have been.

[ricksmarlene]

Temperature malfunction. Your preferred temperature has been reached.

[nerd4music]

THE WALKING DEAD: THE ONES WHO LIVE | S1E2: Gone

[foreverextraordinary]

Richard Castle and Kate Beckett in Castle 4x07, "Cops and Robbers"

+ bonus

[bugwolfsstuff]

Headcanoning the Stolls as sons of chthonic Hermes and Katie as a daughter of Demeter Erinys (Demeter when she was grieving Persephone and killing everything) is fun because

A. using the epithets gives ways to explore powers for non-big three kids (THEY ARE CHILDREN OF GODS WHY THE FUCK CAN THE HERMES KIDS ONLY OPEN LOCKS AND RUN 'FAST')

B. Demeter got another one of her daughters falling for a Chthonic dude and she does not like it.

[aficionadoenthusiast]

once again feeling the need to point out that luke and annabeth's crushes were not meaningless 'gross stuff' but were in fact deliberate use of narrative to show (a) luke's descent to the dark side and (b) luke and annabeth's specific brand of abuse due to neglect and how that caused them (mostly annabeth) to latch onto the first person to show them (really her) love (and not die or immediately abandon her) and not let go even after that relationship turned toxic.

with percy and luke constantly being contrasted, it's literally a bite size way to introduce kids to healthy vs unhealthy relationships (and the difference between luke's rebellion and percy's rebellion on a smaller scale) and how to recognize red flags in a way that they understand (age differences) and frankly it's concerning that so many of you fell for it

[kafka-ohdear]

oh lord you little sad wet cat

[jynxthelynx135]

I'VE SAID IT BEFORE AND I'LL SAY IT AGAIN!!! - they balance each other out! Without Percy, Annabeth would probably fall in her own obsession, and without her, he’d probably drown in a toilet.

[counting-stars-gayly]

I love that Percy’s reasons for choosing Annabeth for the quest were that she’s (1) ballsy and (2) annoying.

[andy-clutterbuck]