u/Historical_Mix_6416

I know UV is different than visible light, so I’m asking because I got blackout curtains from Amazon and there’s zero light in my room at all now. It’s pitch black, which I assume means no visible light, but can UV still penetrate the curtains? Specifically UVA. Just concerned for my skin is all

But I just don’t know how reliable Amazon is because I don’t know if what I bought has certified anti UV protection but it does a perfect job of making the room pitch black though

Examples: Medusa, Lotus Casino, Thalia’s return (when they tell you what’s about to happen, depriving moments of any tension or suspense, giving the characters too much info of what’s about to come)

In Thalia’s return, it meant that the original ending, the “oh fk, we got played” feeling was gone. In SOM even tho they succeeded in the quest which should’ve been a happy ending, everyone was shocked because they realized they got outplayed by Kronos. What would’ve been a happy moment getting a long lost friend back ended up being a massive cliffhanger, suspenseful, etc because of the circumstances surrounding it and what it means for the big prophecy. It threw a massive wrench into the idea that the titular protagonist would be the hero of the big prophecy. Though SOM is considered a weak link I still consider that ending/cliffhanger to be arguably the strongest in the series.

Are the creators making these changes and doing the whole tell don’t show because they assume that viewers are fans who already know how everything plays out so they don’t bother trying to make it suspenseful? Because the viewing experience is negatively impacted for people who aren’t familiar w the source material because the creators aren’t trying with environmental storytelling or subtle foreshadowing.

I hope in season 3 they let Bianca’s parentage and Zoe’s fate be a surprise, as well as Thalia’s decision to join the hunt. I pray that season 3 goes well because TTC has many subtle foreshadowing that would be a shame to reveal so early

Examples: Medusa, Lotus Casino, Thalia’s return (when they tell you what’s about to happen, depriving moments of any tension or suspense, giving the characters too much info of what’s about to come)

In Thalia’s return, it meant that the original ending, the “oh fk, we got played” feeling was gone. In SOM even tho they succeeded in the quest which should’ve been a happy ending, everyone was shocked because they realized they got outplayed by Kronos. What would’ve been a happy moment getting a long lost friend back ended up being a massive cliffhanger, suspenseful, etc because of the circumstances surrounding it and what it means for the big prophecy. It threw a massive wrench into the idea that the titular protagonist would be the hero of the big prophecy. Though SOM is considered a weak link I still consider that ending/cliffhanger to be arguably the strongest in the series.

Are the creators making these changes and doing the whole tell don’t show because they assume that viewers are fans who already know how everything plays out so they don’t bother trying to make it suspenseful? Because the viewing experience is negatively impacted for people who aren’t familiar w the source material because the creators aren’t trying with environmental storytelling or subtle foreshadowing.

The way Crow and Marrok did

Hear me out why he kinda

Which of these is the classic style that everyone has? I’m so confused. Does anyone know the difference?