Why Doesn't Anyone Ever Really Talk About Percy Being In 8th Grade Math? As A 6th Grader.

why doesn't anyone ever really talk about percy being in 8th grade math? as a 6th grader.

i feel like this is wasted potential. we could have had percy as a secret math genius.

my friend posed a question:

could riley in inside out be seen as nonbinary/gender non-conforming? bc when we see her parents all their emotions are the same gender, but riley's aren't. also, a couple of the emotions are queer coded.

idk i think it's worth pondering

it really speaks volumes about bruce's adoption issue bc there simply isn't enough people in the superfam to accommodate all the bats.

and it makes sense that dick and jason would be less likely to have a super-friend bc they're the oldest and therefore have had the most time to form their own identities away from bruce (though if you read the red hood webtoon you could agrue that jason is bffs with bizarro)

and really when i made the og post i wasn't considering duke or the girls so my bad for that

but nevertheless kara and power girl are both parts of the superfam so its never really too late for any of the bats to have super-besties

me: *explaining to my family that there is, in fact, more than one robin*

my family: *trying to have a normal conversation*

me: and isn't is weird that dick's best friend is a speedster when most of the batfams best friends are part of the superfam?

my family: jesus christ- please stop

i have a friend from greece who once told me they pronounce Circe as ker-key not seer-see and now i want to know every single name that we've been pronouncing wrong

i'm going to go out on a limb and say we all struggled to pronounce the gods names the first time we read them so maybe we can collectively cut ourselves some slack

i think we should normalize demigods growing up to be average people. bc rick really went out there and said george washington and harriet tubman were demigods but just think about this for a second-

"ah yes that gas station attendant is a son of hermes, god of travelers"

there's simultaneously so much and so little potential here

i know we talk about the jason todd buzzfeed unsolved episode but why does no one ever mention the wayne family murder dateline episode? *keith morrison voice* next, we discover the series of events that might have led the waynes to be killed in the alley on that fateful night... after the break