@annadriels “what 13 year old would say..” these two thirteen years olds!! because they aren’t your average 13 yos. please stop asking them to act like it!!
ranting to a wall but each time this scene goes viral there’s always this need to dilute both percy and annabeth from their source materials. percy and annabeth in their original source have always been hinted at as being slightly weird about one another but now it’s like the
i don’t understand what it is with online subsections of pjo but it irks me deeply that everyone keeps referring to “annabeth, id burn it all down..” as ‘dark romance’ or ‘booktokification’. its an anxiety attack. a slow attack that starts in e2 when they get their mission,
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@geheimnisdark a slowburn simply means that it takes time for two characters to get together, not that they can’t interact at all until they get together. this isn’t shonen anime. the show has literally cut out some big percabeth scenes so what fans have they serviced?
@geheimnisdark no 13 year old also blatantly admits that he’s jealous of the relationship she has with her dead sister and her traitor of a brother but percy jackson absolutely does that in sea of monsters.
you can dislike the show, i don’t care, but this growing narrative that the show has massacred percy jackson or it’s a random deviation from his book counterpart is insane.
i don’t understand what it is with online subsections of pjo but it irks me deeply that everyone keeps referring to “annabeth, id burn it all down..” as ‘dark romance’ or ‘booktokification’. its an anxiety attack. a slow attack that starts in e2 when they get their mission,
anything to SAVE her, especially after the loss of his protector and his brother. obviously the line has romantic subtext but this doesn’t come out of nowhere, and yes book percy would’ve felt the same way.