Pointless Points
Two tiny points about Percy Jackson I've been meaning to make:
1. As adorable as it was to see Percy thinking about a future with Annabeth in Camp Jupiter (akfjsjkfhadkjfha with a kid my heart RR what are you DOING), I admit I was kind of bummed to see Percy bonding with a place that wasn't New York. I mean, forget Camp Half-Blood. One of the things I loved a lot about Percy Jackson the character - and something that's always been a firm part of my characterization of him - is how much he freakin loves New York City. Teeny, tiny detail, but it just kind of made me miss NYC a little bit.
2. Okay, maybe I'm taking this one a little personally. Can Rick Riordan stop making a point of saying how lame The Rat Pack are? Maybe it's because my Sicilian grandmother raised me on Dino and Frank, but I cringed a little when I read Sea of Monsters, but then the recall in Son of Neptune put a bad taste in my mouth all over again.
Seriously. Listen to Sway. If it doesn't make you want to dance with somebody, then there is something wrong in your brain.
1. As adorable as it was to see Percy thinking about a future with Annabeth in Camp Jupiter (akfjsjkfhadkjfha with a kid my heart RR what are you DOING), I admit I was kind of bummed to see Percy bonding with a place that wasn't New York. I mean, forget Camp Half-Blood. One of the things I loved a lot about Percy Jackson the character - and something that's always been a firm part of my characterization of him - is how much he freakin loves New York City. Teeny, tiny detail, but it just kind of made me miss NYC a little bit.
2. Okay, maybe I'm taking this one a little personally. Can Rick Riordan stop making a point of saying how lame The Rat Pack are? Maybe it's because my Sicilian grandmother raised me on Dino and Frank, but I cringed a little when I read Sea of Monsters, but then the recall in Son of Neptune put a bad taste in my mouth all over again.
Seriously. Listen to Sway. If it doesn't make you want to dance with somebody, then there is something wrong in your brain.
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