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Mothers & daughters by Potatosalad7

Percy didn't expect to end up in Arizona, much less at Clarisse's house or her mom's house but whatever, but when the gods lose something and demand you find it by teleporting you to Arizona you can't really decline Or Percy is in a quest, gets hurt, and somehow meets Clarisse's mom

Demigods Bleed Gold by Ravenclaw_Peredhel

The children of Camp Half-Blood are just that, children. Child soldiers pushed into a never ending war that they can never hope to win. But they are also the children of gods, divinity trapped in such fragile mortal skin. I just really like some good eldritch demigod content, okay? Don't sue me.

Funerary Rites by Ellinor

With Chiron now aware that the ill-fated quest resulted in the deaths of Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood, he looks for the burial shrouds for Percy and Annabeth, ones he had hoped to only burn with the return of the children as a celebration. He finds the shroud the Ares cabin made for Percy and is not happy about it.

Put Up Walls and Paint Them All A Shade of Grey (You Wished Them All Away) by juniorsized

Clarisse stopped caring about friendships when she was fourteen. She was too old to be so dependent on others anyway. And she didn’t get lonely like the others did. She was too focused on impressing her father for any sort of relationship anyway Or Clarisse's friendships (or lack of) before and throughout the first Percy Jackson series.

Clarisse's Journey to Get the Golden Fleece by @passingghostfriend

“Would you like some peanuts or chips?” “No. Thank you,” Clarisse answered, gritting her teeth together as she clutched onto the Golden Fleece in her lap. Thankfully, she didn’t get any workers demanding her to put it somewhere else. Because there was no way in Tartarus she would look away from the Fleece. But when the flight attendant came up with water bottles and soda, she took a water bottle to replenish her thirst. Or Clarissa doesn’t want the airplane peanuts. She just needs to get back to the camp before Thalia’s tree becomes even more sick.

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ahhh i think i've touched on this a few times here and there but i've never given a full answer - so thank youuu anon!! let's get into it:

So sorry it took me so long to get to this! Lets see:

"No, you didn't" And then she smothers a guy with her bare hands to save a boy (a boy she can barely admit to herself she actually likes) from a life of constant pain. I cannot stress it enough that they weren't really anything yet, they hadn't gotten past flirty banter and pretending to be annoyed at each other. She took that death and I'm pretty sure it was her first direct kill. I'm not surprised Tyler looked at her in awe like her did. (Also it creates a horribly painful parallel for later)

Her desperate murder-suicide attempt after Kai and Luke merged. Just all of it, how she won't let anyone stop her, how she's just willing to die so long as she can take Kai down with her. She's hurt and she's angry and it's the sort of grief that really digs deep into your bones (also the actress did a fantastic job in my opinion).

Now @icarusofathousanddays hurt me with this one just yesterday but it was always going to make the list regardless "Don't waste it." It's the fantastic parallel to number one and it always gets me every time I watch it. Liv is just so determined to not let anyone she loves die, not if she can help it. I think there's a lot to explore (and also I've been writing something today regarding Tyler and the aftermath so I'm in a special sort of hell about it)

I don't just love tragedy (I promise I don't), so next on the list is Liv being the witch equivalent of a cat while playing with a keg stand (now that's a mouthful). It's just so playful, and she's trying to process how she feels about Tyler (and it's hard because feelings and vulnerability and changing her mind about something), and Tyler is such a perfect mix of fond and frustrated in that scene. I love that she gets to be a little difficult and obviously then we have the almost-kiss which I love so very much (look I was raised on slowburns, I love that stuff)

But the Parkers?

They’re already dead. They've been dead since the beginning. Season six is just a love letter to their method of execution.

There’s so much there—the Gemini death cult, Joshua and his already marred hands (the cult runs on murder and death, and all its leaders are culpable—did he love the twin he absorbed? What parts of them still live on in him? Has he ever loved anyone the way his children have? Does he even know how? But also—his final moments screaming for the only child still available to him. Is that him? Is that the twin he murdered? Can you ever know for sure? And does it matter? Did any of it ever matter?), Jo and the twins desperately trying to outrun death since Kai cut through their family.

And, God—the picture of Kai, Jo, and the twins... the only members of Joshua’s family who have ever truly mattered.

How clearly the narrative says: You should have died in that house when Kai cut through your family. They are dead children walking. Jo holding the twins under that bed. Kai believing, truly, that Jo still loved him enough to die for him even after everything he did to her. Jo holding Luke’s body. Liv telling Tyler to kill her, to live for her—to not waste it. Jo’s twins. Luke’s final act of love buried in Kai’s chest, a burning ember. Liv’s final sacrifice.

"You think I can't catch you? Because I can be very persistent when I mark my prey."

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Percy has been bullied for most of his life, but this guy who showed him what it meant to belong in the first place is the most vicious attacker out of anyone he has faced. Even Aries, the god of war, held to the rules.

PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS | SEASON 2