Wow, there’s a lot to talk about with this book. I almost wish I could through chapter-by-chapter and highlight everything I want to talk about, but that would be a very long post indeed. And this is probably going to be long by my reaction posts standards because I don’t want to totally fangirl all over it like I normally do
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THAT IS ALL.
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I love them.
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Also also also re: the next book sounding booooring as hell should Hazel, Frank, and Jason have the POVs. Just. How true that is TERRIFIES me.
Everything IS Percy/Annabeth and it all hurts so muuu-uuu-uuuuch.
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I mean, MoA was essentially the "Greek" book so Doors of Death would probably be the Roman book but most of the Romans are just horribly boring. Hazel's my favorite out of the three because she's adorable, but still. They don't have Percy or Leo's sass to make up for it.
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I feel like that's the point of the Romans, tho. I mean the last thing I want is a Roman-centric book (because I have trouble staying awake already) but every time RR compares the Greeks and the Romans and makes the point that the Romans have stricter values and shit, I'm like, just say it, RSquared. They're boring. You know it, we know it. Let's put it out there.
But then again everyone pales in comparison to our favorite Greeks SO.
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Anyway, fantastic review. Full of well-articulated feelings.
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That's where I felt Jason failed the most in being the Roman ambassador. He probably should've contacted Reyna, Piper's feelings or not, and explained what was going on and that might've healed some things up. He just didn't do much in this book aside from fight with Percy and make Piper feel insecure about their relationship for new legitimate reason. I need Jason to stop being so useless. Bring Thalia back if it's gonna be this way, RR.
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And really, RSquared, why do you hate Nico in relationships so much? Because I've written way too much Nico/Rachel fic to feel bad about it because their dynamic is so fun...
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