I’ve Been Contemplating Which Softer Version Of ‘damn’ Is Softer. Of Course Damn Is Already Pretty

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Puppet Bill Update!

Oh boy is he lookin spooky

Here’s a demo of his movement. I might tweak it a little now and then.

He needs his limbs soon so I’ll have to get on that (he keeps looking at his book should I be worried?)

As always feel free to tag along for more updates!

the world is quiet here

this sucks so bad i need to (remembers suicide jokes only make my mental health worse) join a secret society revolving around elaborate eye motifs, literature and also fire-fighting

Reblog for sample size

Here comes the son

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Here comes the son

So, we finally saw the fates in episode five, but they changed it to such a bigger meaning! In the book, the fates are shown when Percy leaves Yancy, because that’s supposedly when the fate is set in motion and he is brought into the Greek world at the right time BUT in the series the fate is decided much later:

All series Percy has been talking down on his dad, and been angry, thinking Poseidon doesn’t care, BUT when he is saved by his dad despite this, he changes, he begins to see the quest as a way to help his DAD, not just a god that fathered him. And I think this also meant Percy believes the gods CAN care and change. And so the fates appear because it is this mind shift that makes Percy never side with Luke in the finale and set the ending in motion. Percy wants to change the god’s mind, Luke wants to destroy them completely.

sally jackson. reblog if you agree.

Honestly good for moles finally getting the interest and attention they deserve.

Like,

Tell me this creature doesn’t deserve everything in the world. tell me you wouldn’t host a car wash for him.

Unwavering resolve.