u/Independent_Part1033

What opinion do you feel comfortable expressing here that you don't feel comfortable expressing, or what opinion do you have on any of the other Percy Jackson subreddits?

The ending of the second season left us more cliffhanger and with more possibilities than the ending of the second book.

It's like the way they go after movies—even today, you'll see a video from a YouTuber bashing the films.

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I was watching a video where the set was full of Harry Potter objects and I really don't know, it gave me a bad feeling, a feeling of sadness.

For me and Emma, ​​Jim and Cordelia.

It's something I was curious about.

Here in Brazil, there are documents proving that the British army taught torture methods to Brazilian soldiers during the regime that supported the military regime in Chile.

In Brazil, the term would be cultural appropriation.

the millions of comments from Harry saying that Ginny is better than Cho, all the scenes of Ginny beating Cho in the games.

I was talking to a Mexican who was telling me that, in fact, a large part of Mexicans weren't even descendants of the Aztecs, but rather of peoples who were oppressed by the Aztecs.

I find it very funny how many Harry Potter fans feel attacked when fans of other franchises say they are better than Harry Potter, and how diverse this franchise is. Those fandoms of other franchises deserve to be punished for saying that. But also, when you talk about J.K. Rowling's transphobia or the cancellation of Harry Potter, they say you're being exaggerated and talking as if she only said a few words on the internet.

Which in Brazil would be cultural appropriation, a term that makes absolutely no sense in Brazil because of the extreme miscegenation.

In Ghosts of the Shadow Market, the entire book of short stories that was supposed to be about him had 7 stories—I don't know if that excludes Ana's story about the Herondales and none about her paternal or maternal family.

In The Dark Arts, he literally has one of the protagonists being his relative, and he only appears to take care of Kit, just to say he cared about her, but he doesn't do anything to demonstrate it to Clary. It seems like he cares more about her and takes care of her than he does.

In the last few hours, there was only one scene of him talking to Cordélia and none with the rest of his family.

But it's never about showing everything he cares about regarding his biological family, which makes no sense at all. It's not described in a formula where his biological family mistreated him; it's not described that way. If it had been written that his father or uncle was an abusive figure, then I would agree with that, but it's not like that. He's not described as being abused by his biological family.

Basically, his whole story revolves around his mind and the Herondales.

She believes that part of the prophecy revolves around the death of one of them before turning 17, and that Bianca has already survived an assassination attempt because of the prophecy.