ninety-two percent going on ninety-three

Neil switching to Nathaniel mid chapter was a really important moment for literature

the series pronouncing thalia's name like we all thought it was pronounced as kids is obviously perfect but what do you MEAN i've been mispronouncing luke's name this entire time?????

Thalia looking at Percy like “who tf is this fucking white boy??? Annabeth get behind me!” is actually taking me out so bad. Just got untreed and already has beef with the son-in-law 💀

how exactly do i move on from this finale and that teaser i’m asking for a friend

they really needs to keep the level of humor high in s3 because these kids were really running on sarcasm, anxiety and caffeine in titan’s curse

percy choosing to make a sacrifice to sally and not poseidon in hopes that she’ll hear him in season 1 and tyson saying they should call someone wiser and stronger to help get a ride and calling sally in season 2 oh sally jackson you are so incredibly loved by your sons

percy jackson and the olympians is a show that tries to break the unreliable narration of the books it was adapted from. they take characters generally viewed as monsters and reveal their other, more human side, giving them actual depth rather than just having them be blank slates for rick to write villain on. the show transformed circe; she isn't just a misandrist anymore, she's someone who craves a community as its what she's always been deprived of, since her original myth. she acknowledges who she is, and recognizes that she has a fatal flaw, making her seem as if she is on the same level of mortality as the demigods in the eyes of the audience, and percy too. but percy being able to see past her bits of humanity and through her carefully-crafted illusion shattered the experience that circe had not only built for the guests, but for herself too. it shows that villainous characters can be dynamic, while contributing to the plot in the same way they had originally.