Percy Asking If He Can Ask A Stupid Question Before Asking A Completely Legitimate Question Because He's

Disclaimer: contains major spoilers from House of Earth and Blood and House of Sky and Breath.

#She finally gets to be who she's supposed to be: a kid. Not a warrior or a gift. A 12 years old girl.

Leverage 1x3 - "The Two-Horse Job"

*Spoilers for the most recent percy jackson episode*

Grover is a master manipulator. He just promts Ares with certain topic starters and off the god goes on a tangent. Starts with war, ends with his sister. Like a therapist but with his own goals in mind. Do you think all beings that live beyond the mist e.g. centaurs, satyrs, nymphs, dryads etc. are brought up with knowledge on how to protect themselves against gods [not physically] like mentally almost like a survival guide. The way there's like advice for women to protect themselves against being attacked in public.

Hardison's; "He should be shot."

And Eliot's; "I mean- yeah- I-I can."

Is probably my favorite two lines of the boys wanting to protect Parker. She was hurt and in pain- and they wanted to make her feel better. The boy's at this point probably have learned some of her history. But they know her well enough to know she's not allowed to get hurt.

For a minute, just for a minute, you made it feel like home. Maren and Lee in Bones and All (2022)

I love them