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  1. NevraEldarya on Chapter 2 Tue 02 Jul 2024 06:31PM UTC

    Oh I think he would try to argue on go on and on about morality, how wrong the things she did are and all that only for Rhea to be like :

    Rhea : ok and ? the wrong things I did as you said is what saved people *smile*

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    1. ScarlettLady on Chapter 2 Tue 02 Jul 2024 06:36PM UTC

      While Percy talks about right and wrong, Rhea yawns and refutes everything by saying that between black and white there is gray.

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      1. QinZiYan on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 12:58AM UTC

        And if the "Gods are perfect from the word go until they aren't" will be there, especially their Percy Jackson (let's call him Eldritch! Percy as he emits the eldritchness RoR Poseidon possesses), he would defend Rhea by giving logical reasons to counter his argument all the while retaining his gentleman manner.

        Imperfect! Gods (that's how RoR Poseidon sees them) will be baffled at him. Eldritch! Poseidon (that's how Imperfect! Gods see RoR Poseidon) will be smirking and proud at HIS son (he was the one along with Strong! Sally (we'll call her Strong! Sally as Eldritch! Poseidon literally complimented her strength when she survived dimensional travelling) who raised Eldritch! Percy) while at the same time, reminding him not to interrupt their conversation when Rhea can fully defend herself.

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        1. ScarlettLady on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 01:33AM UTC

          Percy really wondered how he ended up so "bitter" in RJO😂😂😂😂

          And you really won't like Rhea's lack of altruism and empathy....

          Now I'm curious about Piper PJO's reactions...🤔🤔🤔

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          1. QinZiYan on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 01:59AM UTC

            Actually, I like Rhea's personality. Despite being an empath myself, I'm also the opposite as well. I'm a walking contradictory, after all.

            As for PJO Piper, I think she'll be greatly embarassed when Rhea starts to insult her.

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            1. ScarlettLady on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 03:04AM UTC

              I also like Rhea, especially for the realistic view she has of things. It's a type of understanding about the world that someone like Percy doesn't understand, even if he's experienced two wars.

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              1. QinZiYan on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 03:50AM UTC

                True. Unlike Percy, Rhea sees things on a bigger picture.

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                1. ScarlettLady on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 03:58AM UTC

                  Indeed, he cannot deny that Rhea's methods, despite being considered morally incorrect, are effective and have saved many people.

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    3. QinZiYan on Chapter 2 Wed 03 Jul 2024 12:38AM UTC

      I would literally side with Rhea on this one. My morals are as f*cked up as hers.

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