AJ_Bullet

my lady jane is all the modern women wants. that being watching history’s forgotten women live again in a way that blatantly says ‘fuck you’ to history and also a guy with the sluttiest (affectionate) necklaces you’ve ever seen

When Lockwood and Co get de-aged, Barnes gives them to Kipps and his crew to care for and Kipps pretty quickly realises you can get little Lockwood to do pretty much anything if you offer him something you are pretending to be valuable. Like he needs Lockwood to brush his teeth so he starts talking about how cool this pen he found in his pocket is and then tells Lockwood to go and brush his teeth and Lockwood is like 'I will brush my teeth if you give me the super cool pen' and Kipps agrees. Only Kipps realises he never sees the stuff he gives Lockwood again so he starts following Lockwood around because he is running out of pocket junk to give the little boy only to find out that every super cool thing Lockwood earns is given straight to little Lucy.

percabeth angst post-Tartarus will always have my heart. the fics where when they apart, they go borderline batshit crazy? phenominal. because yeah you fall into hell with someone and they become your reminder of all that is good, so there absence feels like hell. the fics where one of them has a nightmare and the other is the only one to bring them out of it? top tier. because yeah the sound of the other's voice is enough to remind them that on their darkest nights there is light in the world, so of course they respond like one soul calling out to its other half. these two will be the end of me. just know that.

this is an annabeth chase and leah sava jeffries fan account i will not accept any form of slander towards the actress or her portrayal of the character

moral of the story: dont mention percys mom and lukes dad while youre about to fight/fighting them

My problem is not with the betrayal scene but what DIDNT happen. We didn't see anything happen where Luke was suspicious that would've tipped off Percy. There just wasn't any lead up to revealing the betrayal.

I completely get what you mean. I just think that with the limited time they had, any more signs that Luke was the thief would’ve tipped off the audience too much. They were trying to keep it as secret as possible which, I agree, did entail taking away more of the obvious aspects of him being the traitor.