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If Allison survives this season and the next I have an awfully wonderful idea for the story.
Allison is a child of Apollo. She probably shared the cabin with both Lee and Michael, perhaps even Will if the boy was there already.
Imagine the Battle of the Labyrinth, Lee is protecting his fellow campers when he sees, across the way, his older sister shooting them. Their eyes meet, they each aim their bows at the other, but both hesitate. Only for a giant to catch Lee unawares and kill him.
A camper later tells Michael this (maybe its even Will who witnessed it). When it comes to the Battle of Manhattan, Michael and Allison see each other on the bridge. Allison once again hesitates at killing one of her own siblings. Michael doesn't, because to him, any link to her died with Lee.
Do you ever think about how the demigods who joined Luke’s side may have experienced true freedom and safety for the first time on the Princess Andromeda?
They could experience not being judged based on their godly parent? And they could interact with monsters without fear? And probably realized that they could coexist with monsters instead of kill them? And were suddenly freed from the rules and hierarchy of camp?
I’m not saying the Luke and Kronos side was perfect or better than Camp Half Blood, but I can’t imagine being an 18 year old demigod on the Princess Andromeda who spent every summer at camp, then suddenly bowling with a Laestrygonian or lounging by the pool with a hellhound. What a trip.
I keep see one theory on tiktok about Allison being the one to kill Castor.
And everytime I immediately think of Lee dying trying to keep Castor alive(maybe he chases Alison away from him or he's too focused on Castor and anger at his sister-) ,so focused he doesn't see the Giant until its too late.
Allison's actions indirectly cause her brother's death.
Just- i think so hard about Allison and her relationship with her siblings. I really hope they explore that tension in the show
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Okay, finally putting down my thoughts on Alison Simms.
I think she serves two main functions in the story:
1. Alison lets the audience experience Luke’s point of view. Alison talks to him and often challenges him, which makes him reveal his plans, as well as hints of doubt. I do think that’s necessary, especially considering the target audience.
2. Alison shows that this rebellion isn’t just tied to Luke. Some of the rogue demigods - Chris being the most obvious one - follow Luke, because of their relationship with him. Others are in it for the cause. They want to topple the gods who have hurt them, so they follow Kronos. And they aren’t loyal to Luke.
Using Alison as a representative allows the writers to highlight the Kronies’ (yes, I’m going with that!) legitimate grievances… as well as the fact that they are taking out their anger on the wrong people.
Moreover, it makes the Titan Army more of a threat. If many of the Kronies aren’t loyal to Luke, then getting through to him, capturing him, or killing him won’t stop the rebellion. In fact, Luke’s authority is already shaky and there are far more reckless people - like Alison - who would gladly take his place. (I am super curious how Atlas is going to fit into that whole dynamic.)
Now, Alison as a character:
In two words, I am intrigued and unsatisfied.
Very minor spoilers for The Titan’s Curse (aka season 3) below here.
Intrigued: What the fuck is up with Alison?! Why is she like this? I want to know! I think making her a daughter of Apollo was an incredibly smart move. For people who haven’t read the books, she is the first Apollo child to show up. If Apollo is anything like in the book, it will be wild to meet him after getting to know Alison. Titan’s Curse Apollo is a self-absorbed lord of cringe, but he is also nice and helpful. So, what did he do to make Alison this angry?
For those who have read the books, the confusion is already here. We know what Apollo is like and we know what his kids are like. Most of them are just… chill. The most aggressive Apollo camper known is probably Michael Yew and he is, at most, a little irritating. So, again, why is Alison like this?!
One thing that has been on my mind regarding Alison is the story of Niobe. There are stories of Apollo taking his divine retribution to completely disproportionate levels. Alison parallels this story. She is trying to get revenge on parents by harming their children. I doubt they’ll reference this in the show, but I do find it interesting to think about.
Unsatisfied: This feeling is very much connected to what makes her intriguing. I don’t understand Alison. I don’t know where she’s coming from. I don’t get why she’s acting the way she is. So, I can’t really empathise with her and her arc…
… yet. And this is crucial! We’re in the middle of the story, so I think it’s fine, even necessary, to be unsatisfied when it comes to certain characters and storylines.
The Kronies are doing outrageous, inexcusable things. They’re angry at their parents, so they attack their siblings? That seems wrong. It is wrong. How did these demigods get to a point where they can justify the way this rebellion is going to themselves?
My hope for Alison in season 3 is to see some of that. And I do think it likely that we’ll get to see it.
Pretty major spoilers for Titan’s Curse ahead.
Alison is a daughter of Apollo and an archer. She reads that Huntress magazine. There are clearly major ties to Season 3’s new and important Olympians: Apollo and Artemis.
There are many, many ways I think Alison could fit into the story.
What did Apollo do? What did Artemis maybe do? Did Alison have dreams of joining the Hunters at one point? Was she rejected by her aunt? Forbidden from joining by her father? So much to potentially delve into there!
Alison could also serve as a foil for Thalia. Thalia is also angry at her father. And she chooses to join the Hunt. A comparison could go many ways. They could have a similar arc or make completely different choices.
One thing I am extremely curious about is how Alison might react to Artemis. This goddess takes on the weight of the sky to protect Annabeth. It’s a selfless act in which she chooses suffering to spare a young demigod. I don’t think that’s something Alison would expect from any of the Olympians.
So yeah, right now I am unsatisfied with Alison as a character. But I think it’s fine for me to be unsatisfied at this point in the story. I’m excited to see where they take Alison next season!
Also, Beatrice Kitsos is amazing, and it’s been really fun yelling at her through my screen!
Somebody in the writers room got some misogyny they need to work out.
How, in an attempt to make Luke more sympathetic, did they think pushing all of his negative qualities onto a female character they invented was a good idea?
Improve his attitude towards his fellow demigods, make him less of a gaslighter to Annabeth, make him hesitant to kill Percy.
Don't make up a woman and then go "Look she's the reason Luke is getting worse."
Hell I'd accept them adding scenes of Kronos twisting show Luke into book Luke.
Just remembered Thalia being trapped under a statue of Hera and that is what prevents her from being in the final standoff with Luke.
Allison Simms should survive till season five only for her to be the reason Thalia is preoccupied. So that we have also a girl on girl fight that does not take away from Luke's final decision.
It would also be like a full circle moment for Thalia of sorts. I know there is a reason it is Heras statue, I just think its a little too dumb.
(Remeber hate Allison Simms but Love the actor. Honestly everyone's doing such a great job.)
