The First Few Nights After Leo's Mother Died And His Aunt Abandoned Him, Leo Wouldn't Sleep At All. He

The first few nights after Leo's mother died and his aunt abandoned him, Leo wouldn't sleep at all. He would get mad at himself whenever he fell asleep. It was like his own sort of self punishment.

Leo and Will are actually pretty good friends. The months that Leo was building the Argo 2, him and Will started to slowly get a bit closer. Will was one of the people (Piper and Jason) that check up on Leo to make sure he was taking care of himself. It start off as Will doing his duty as a medic but it slowly turned into genuine friendship. Whenever they would speak together they would slowly slip into a less understandable southern accent.

Jason didn't learn how to ride a bike until he was sixteen. He got the hang of it almost immediately. Then got really really into it. Like biking every single day for an entire a few hours.

This is so based oml. Let's PLEASE put our thinking caps on.

I think that way too many people gloss over the reason why exactly those 6 men were such a big deal and a last straw for the crew and Eurylychous. Up to this point Odysseus made mistakes, yes, and people died because of them but never before has Odysseus made such a deliberate sacrifice.

Before this, he was still their Capitan - a bit arrogant, too prone to playing into Gods' Games and with a damnation right on his heels - but still on their side. Not to mention that this saga happens SO soon after Circe Saga, where he CAME BACK for them, put himself in grave danger and risked his return home to save THEM. Since the wind bag fuck up, this crew must have regained so much trust in him, Eurylychous must have felt so indebted and plagued by his own guilt because of his actions in Ocean Saga and Circe Saga. Because despite their doubts and question of How Much Longer Till His Luck Runs Out, their Capitan still came and saved them.

And then the Different Beast happens and it's ruthless and cruel but it's against their enemies, it feels like protection, no doubt. It's their Capitan making sure that they can make it home, that no other monster will follow them and make it impossible.

But then the Scylla happens and it never has been more clearer than there. Eurylychous would not be that furious if he didn't realize and he IS a second-in-command, he is not stupid. Six men who held the torches died and it was by Odysseus' order. This is no longer slaying every foe on the way home, this is Odysseus willing to sacrifice even them. Is it the same capitan who came back for them on Circe's island, is the same who always did everything he could to make sure they all made it back? How Are They Supposed To Trust Him Now?

This situation is so fucked and both sides have their point, I'm so sick of seeing posts putting the full blame on either side. They are all human and stressed and they don't know what to trust, what to do to come back home - and the worst part of it all, they probably never stood a chance.

After all, Zeus has already said they The Blood On Your Hands Is Something You Can't Lose, All You Can Choose Is Whose.

Why didn't anyone get Jason a helmet?? Like it would have been so helpful so he didn't keep getting knocked out. Also has anyone like... taken him in to check for brain damage? There's no way he doesn't have a little bit. I love you Jason Grace but he really needs to go to the doctor.

Chris still really struggles with nightmares after the Labyrinth. He doesn't like to bother people with his struggles because he still kinda feels guilty about joining Kronos's Army. Of course, his cabinmates and half-siblings still know. They see Chris sitting outside on the patio, staring off in the distance, in the middle of the night. They don't ever really say anything but they look out for him silently.