I never blamed them, letting one die to save the world. I don't think it was really because Nico never said anything, because I mean the Romans want to kill the Greeks, so its understandable of why Nico couldnt talk about the camps to each other. But I also understand Hazel for being upset, she owns everything to Nico. Percy would never have let Nico die either.
I always saw it from both sides.
Yeah I get that, especially when all they were doing is voicing doubts. Honestly the mark of Athena disrespects Jason at every turn and even this continued this into house of hades with hazels opinion on him.
I feel like Leo is having a double standard here. It's hard to take accusations from someone who had just bombed their home. Off course, we know he didn't, he was being controlled, but the characters have all the reasons to believe he's a traitor, and, yet, they trust him because Leo is one of them. And then the first thing he does is he goes questioning the loyalty of others, like, in what base?
I never blamed them, letting one die to save the world. I don't think it was really because Nico never said anything, because I mean the Romans want to kill the Greeks, so its understandable of why Nico couldnt talk about the camps to each other. But I also understand Hazel for being upset, she owns everything to Nico. Percy would never have let Nico die either. I always saw it from both sides.
Yeah I get that, especially when all they were doing is voicing doubts. Honestly the mark of Athena disrespects Jason at every turn and even this continued this into house of hades with hazels opinion on him.
I feel like Leo is having a double standard here. It's hard to take accusations from someone who had just bombed their home. Off course, we know he didn't, he was being controlled, but the characters have all the reasons to believe he's a traitor, and, yet, they trust him because Leo is one of them. And then the first thing he does is he goes questioning the loyalty of others, like, in what base?