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Sinceramente, eu tenho vergonha desse tipo de fanfic. Talvez seja porque eu também escrevo uma fanfic que ainda está sendo desenvolvida. Eu penso: "É sério que você está se colocando naquela história apenas para ser melhor que o protagonista?"

O autor coloca mil bênçãos, vinte tipos de poderes, vários legados, panteões e faz o próprio personagem ser o mais forte. Além disso, ainda cria um harém, fica com o protagonista ou com a pessoa que o protagonista ama. Eu, sinceramente, não gosto de ler esse tipo de história porque acho previsível e chato.

Tenho vergonha de ler e até de saber que existem outros escritores fazendo isso. Um exemplo é em fanfics de Percy Jackson, nas quais o personagem do autor consegue formar um harém até com as três deusas virgens.

Mas essa é apenas a minha opinião. Não estou julgando quem escreve esse tipo de história; apenas não é algo que eu gosto de ler.

Gastaria de achar um personagem que falou uma frase similar a essa mais não lembro a frase e tipo:

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"Quando nos criamos esse grupo tínhamos objetivo... Mais agora ele se distorceu e não e mais, estou saindo desse grupo, ele já não e mais o mesmo de antes"

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Alguém reconhece essa frase ?

I I don't know why, but I was writing a fanfic and I noticed something interesting: how Percy's character aligns with a person's reactions to death, the five stages of grief Percy experiences after his death—not his physical body, but his death as a human being—and his entry into the divine world. It seems to follow this line:

1. The Lightning Thief — Denial

Here everything begins with rejection. Percy doesn't accept who he is, doesn't accept what the world is, and doesn't accept that his "normal" life is over. It's the stage where reality exists, but he still tries to pretend it's not true, and keeps refusing to help his father stop the war.

2. The Sea of Monsters — Anger

Now the truth can no longer be ignored. The reaction turns into conflict: anger at the gods, at fate, at the instability of life itself. This is the moment when the world ceases to be strange and becomes unjust, when at the beginning Percy realizes that Poseidon has already named Tyson his son without needing to do what Percy did, and having to save Grover from a Cyclops, and he gets angry because Annabeth is hiding things from him.

33. The Titan's Curse — Bargain

Here he still believes that everything can be saved if he makes "the right choices." He tries to protect everyone, tries to prevent prophecies, tries to change fate through strategy and effort. It's the "maybe it can still be fixed" phase; he makes a promise to Nico and, at the end of the book, chooses to be the bargain, so that Nico doesn't have to suffer, he chooses to suffer in Nico's place.

4. The Battle of the Labyrinth — Depression

The Labyrinth represents confusion, loss of control, and emotional exhaustion. Here, he begins to understand the true weight of choices: there is no victory without pain. Naive optimism disappears, giving way to inner weariness. He realizes how selfish the gods are and that perhaps he had the chance to save Luke sooner. In the end, he realizes that the war has truly arrived and that he lost many people in the battle at the camp. He understands that he was in a cycle and needed people. Furthermore, this is the first book where he simply doesn't care about anything and makes Annabeth refuse to go with him while driving a truck, revealing that he doesn't even have a plan, and that after she leaves, he would stay behind so she could leave and not fight the Telekines.

5. The Last Olympian — Acceptance

Here, the final war forces everything to close. He doesn't accept the world of the gods, but he accepts his identity within it. The "old Percy" died a long time ago, and now he simply acknowledges this without trying to run away. He goes after Lucy, with Mrs. O'Lyra, and he realizes that accepting to go to the Underworld wasn't just accepting a curse; it was also leaving the old Percy there, returning marked with invulnerability and sacrificing the past, while remembering the future.

This is just my theory, and I’d like to know if it connects with my way of thinking and if I’m right.

1- Charles Beckendorf, um dos semi deuses mais respeitava. Ele morreu como herói e Percy sempre o tratou com grande admiração. também e o que eu quero colocar, mais preciso de opinião de outros

2- Luke Castellan teve sua redenção no final, e Percy reconhece isso. Mas Luke também foi responsável por muito sofrimento e pela guerra contra os deuses. Por esse motivo, escolher "Luke" para um filho seria uma decisão mais complicada emocionalmente.

3- paul Blofis foi um dos poucos adultos da vida de Percy que sempre o tratou com respeito, sem tentar substituí-lo ou controlá-lo. Com o tempo, Paul se tornou uma figura paterna muito importante para ele. ele também morreu no meu universo

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I want to read some Pertemis fanfics and I’d like recommendations (preferably on FanFiction.net, but you can suggest other sites as well). I also want react fanfictions, especially react to Pertemis fanfics and to the original story, with the original Percy Jackson characters or other versions. I also accept Percy x Diana. If there are any recommendations for react fanfics reacting to other fanfics.

Cara, quero ler algumas fanfics de Pertemis e gostaria de indicações (mais especificamente no FanFiction.net, mas se tiver em outro lugar, pode indicar também). Também quero fanfics de react, principalmente react de fanfics de Pertemis e da própria história, com os personagens originais de Percy Jackson ou de outras versões. Também aceito Percy x Diana. Se tiver indicações de fanfics de react reagindo a outras