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In my opinion, Piper never saw Percy's appeal, not because she saw him as just some random person, as can happen to anyone who doesn't find someone ironically attractive (which is normal). For me, she never saw the appeal because she was ALWAYS a lesbian at heart who doesn't find boys, men, or anything attractive. I think Jason seemed attractive to her because of the memories and the forced interaction they had, which she herself thought was right. I liked him, yes, but as a very close friend.In my opinion, Piper has never been romantically attracted to men.

Annabeth, a zombie infected by x fem, Percy still loves his wife and doesn't leave her side.Annabeth, an infected zombie who cannot speak or hear, is given feedback by her wife, and she can still retain strategic thinking (like Alzheimer's). Percy, a devoted wife, tears off parts of her body and heals them to feed her wife. Percy glares murderously at anyone who looks at his zombie wife the wrong way.Zombie Annabeth blinded because the infection destroyed her face, also known as it could be a curse Lesbians in distress who, faced with a crisis, are not normal and prefer to stay together and adapt to this new normal rather than separate. Percy takes his zombie wife for a walk so she can get some sun and stuff because it's good for her.Percy hand-carving a chess or strategy game so that his wife can feel and understand it through touch, stimulating her brain In short, married lesbians against all odds, obsessed with each other

A new idea that just occurred to me thanks to a fanfic The thing is, if you look directly into Poseidon's eyes, they can sometimes show you the emptiness of the abyss, which can drive you mad, as it's not good to look directly into the abyss of the depths.Percy never possessed it directly; it was just that his eyes changed depending on his mood.As he grew, and with him his ichor, that color transformed into the same sensation described in the books as happening when looking a god in the eyes (Ares, first book).You felt the sea in her gaze, the undertow pulling you under while suffocating you, the storm and the galloping of horses in the air BUT. When Percy enters Tartarus (another abyss), he finally brings out that part of Poseidon, so staring at him now can unleash the abyss within him and drive you crazy. I have no idea, I'm just theorizing and throwing out ideas, lalala I like the idea of Percy's creepy eyes getting worse and now you have the deep sea in them.

For me, Percy's main domain and divine essence or primary core as a god wouldn't be loyalty; it is something about him, but what makes him a god isn't his fatal flaw (which I still doubt is that). It's something that identifies him and promotes him in his surroundings.For me, Percy's primary domain is hope; his other domains are some derivations of this. Like the god of change and loyalty.Furthermore, hope arises after much suffering, which makes it more poetic because hope was only able to form when a mortal understood true suffering and still remained standing.