Hello, Ive Arrived With A Theory/head Canon About Belos.

Hello, I’ve arrived with a theory/head canon about Belos.

Spoilers for Hollow Mind!

I believe that Belos does enjoy killing Hunter. It’s his form of revenge. His brother betrayed him, so many years ago. He hurt him.

So Belos creates the Grimwalkers. He clones Wittebro.

And he kills him.

He makes a game out of it.

“How many ways can I kill my brother?”

He petrified one. Stabbed another.

Burned one. Blew up another.

He does it over and over again. Because he wants his brother to feel how he made him feel. He wants him to suffer the way he did when he betrayed him.

And if he could, he would keep doing it.

Over, and over, and over again.

When Luz and Hunter get back from the mindscape, Luz doesn’t look at Eda with that terrified look.

She’s looking over at Hunter

Luz is really good at pushing all of her own feelings and emotions to the side, especially when someone else is having problems. And Hunter.... Hunter has a whole world of issues going on. So Luz isn’t looking at Eda with her own terror. She’s looking at Hunter with worry.

She held me tight,

Keeping me warm and safe in the cold.

“I love you,” she whispered.

If only she told the truth.

It really just hit me that because I’m gay, I might never get married.

Not because I’ll never fall in love, or because I can’t find anyone else whose gay.

It’s because of the homophobic government, and my judgmental peers.

This morning my mum, who's very fond of Walker Scobell, came to me and was like, "What is Percy Jackson about, and will it be the career changing role for that kid in The Adam Project?" So I gave her a long-ass brief but detailed summary of it. Unaware that my dad was listening. Why is that an important point to mention? Well, it's because when my mum asked me who I'd like to play the Big Three, my dad came barging in and yelled out: "Chris Hemsworth for Zeus, Henry Cavill for Poseidon, and Ben Barnes for Hades".

Judging from how he practically vibrated in excitement when he gave his suggestion, he'd definitely spent a lot of time thinking about this