References and Character Advice - Comments

Very accurate dipisription of Percy's mental state and focusing on things many writers forget abo

@CheshireCat1698
I'm not saying he isn't.

@StriderBro_
Percy is a Slytherin. Fight me.

@Stop it Rick
You're different, when you do it its funny

@StriderBro_
i say stupid things and u dont smack me so ha

@Stop it Rick
Then have them not say stupid things

@StriderBro_
doughnut smack them my sister is my fave

@Stop it Rick
Omfg...your family...I smack them...

@StriderBro_
thank you but....can you tell that to like half my family cause my sister gave me a look like 'you're not evil though' :l

@Stop it Rick
It has some evil people, but it's not a 'evil house'

@StriderBro_
as soon as slytherin is not the evil house i will drop it :(

@Stop it Rick
Nova...you've gotta drop the slytherin thing...it's ok, we'll get you help...

This is really deep and true. While its a Disney company and intended for pre-teens, the whole characterization of Percy is on point. I'm glad someone notices this sort of stuff, because 90 percent of the time, people think Percy loyal and a Seaweed Brain. It's not true and I'm so glad you made that chapter because that's why we all love him so much. Despite everything he still makes jokes and is sassy when needed.

This is actually one of my favorite tumblr posts, and it's worth reading. (Also it totally backs up my placement of
him in Slytherin but that's besides the point)

My eyes have been opened to Percy... Took me an hour to read all of this, totally worth it.

@QuidditchPlayers
Even as for say a sexual slave? I mean he's been there for a very long time...

@Alexander Strong
I honestly don't think Atlas would've bothered with going into sexual relations with mortals since he only sees them as pawns. He wouldn't want any of them carrying any of his children. I'll get back to this when I'm more awake. Laurel decided that making pancakes so early in the morning was a good idea. - Kara

What if your character was conceived during the time where atlas was released?

@QuidditchPlayers
Oh... okay.

@Bubba boy
Sounds great! Though, maybe after all the weapons. :)

@Winter Scream
Interesting but that's really long and that's easily research-able compared to the other stuff here. Ancient Greek monsters are pretty consistent. Weapons sounds like something easy to research but the thing is, sources differ and we're basing ours on what Kara learned in her history classes. She consulted her professor and his colleagues about them so yeah.