Aw, poor thing. I read them when I was really little. I don't remember when, but I read Harry Potter (all of them) when I was five or six, if you want that as a comparison.

OH MY GODS I JUST REALIZED SOMETHING. Haha, I actually didn't; I just needed your attention. (Sorry.) I was just wondering if someone could start up a conversation, here. I would, but I can't think of anything. My brain's been temporarily murdered by final exams. So . . . debates, anyone? (Or we could all just write little mini-stories/fanfics. I dunno, I'm bored.)

I wouldn't throw it at a wall, necessarily. I mean, what did the poor wall ever do to you?

Foreign concept to us. We are American, after all.

Yeah, but then, I WAS improvising.

I know this book is going to be really good! Rachel told me!

Yeah, but why? (I don't mean to offend anyone, I'm just curious.)

I don't know. I assumed that it was Leo with a crane, or something. Also, I don't think that it was because of fear that Frank was holding back, but because it was just a better idea for Jason to use lightning at that specific point in the battle. (Also, I think it's fitting that Jason makes what's probably the first move in the battle; y'know, son of Jupiter, blah, blah, blah.) And I'll be honest, if the colors would just COORDINATE more, we would not be having quite this many problems.

But why? Ignoring other's differences never helped anyone.

You guys. You guys, seriously. How long have we been reading these books? I don't even remember when I read TLT. Percy's been through so much with us. We've laughed and cried alongside him, and in a few hundred pages, it'll all be over. This . . . is not okay.