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TeeBug21 said:
I'd give him a ten. He's a very deep and dynamic character and Rick's Pagsulat portrays him in a way you can empathize with him as if he were a real person. Not all the thing's he's gone through may be things we experience in the real world, but his emotions certainly are. Anger, confusion, denial, anxiety, fear, hatred and loneliness. He's got emotions, dreams, and a solid personality that if you read a clip of the books without names you would be able to tell who's talking. And at the end of the day, despite all the pain, anger and the times when you're sitting on the edge of your upuan screaming at your book "no dON'T YOU DARE DIE ON ME RICK WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO THEM! WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME?", you realize he didn't deserve this pain. He was a beautiful cinnamon roll too good for this world, to pure. Then he got put in a hotel for 75 years with his sister, a bunch of other stuff happened, you think one girl dissapeared? WaiT THAT WAS ANNABETH OH GODS, they went to camp, stuff happened, people went to save the araw but his sister didnt come back BECAUSE SHE DIED, he blamed it on the guy he had a crush on (he did get him to promise to keep her safe, after all) and discovered he's the son of the god of the sa ilalim ng daigdig and no one will ever accept him because he's scary, he smells like death, and he doesn't belong in this century (Not to mention he's gay, and that would not sit well in the 1930's. Not in the slightest. I guess we could thank the fates hes in the lovely time period called the 21st century where the average person won't kill you on sight if you're anything but cisgender heterosexual heteroromantic). Couldn't get anymore tragic than that. Even Shakespeare himself couldn't tuktok that.
(Also, his mother was killed sa pamamagitan ng his godly uncle. He and his sister were supposed to die when that happened too. This kid just can't catch a break)
But yeah, 10/10 character. He's hecka cash money.
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