So I read the Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Last Olympian ending and it reminded me so much about
Disney Hercules Ending. I mean both heroes literally gives up and rejects the offer of God-hood to live a mortal life with their loved ones
(thus returning to the normal world), In the disney universe, wonder boy refuses and
wishes to stay on earth with her, and he was made into a constellation,
but percy ask for a different wish, giving the other minor gods cabins and like Disney hercules,
percy refuses and deciding that he would rather be with Annabeth Chase than to live forever.
and as previously stated, a life without their loved ones even an immortal life would be empty, I wish to stay on earth with her,
I finally know where I belong. The Gods of Olympus in both universes appears to have
granted their wishes one disney hercules (a.k.a wondeboy) wishes to stay on earth,
percy jackson kinda did the same thing except he asked for a different one. Thus finally solving the enigma, that he's been asking.
He was once a "Citizen of the Olympus", he was a True (Selfless) Hero, Prince of the Gods, "God of strength?"
So what do you guys think?
Disney Hercules Ending. I mean both heroes literally gives up and rejects the offer of God-hood to live a mortal life with their loved ones
(thus returning to the normal world), In the disney universe, wonder boy refuses and
wishes to stay on earth with her, and he was made into a constellation,
but percy ask for a different wish, giving the other minor gods cabins and like Disney hercules,
percy refuses and deciding that he would rather be with Annabeth Chase than to live forever.
and as previously stated, a life without their loved ones even an immortal life would be empty, I wish to stay on earth with her,
I finally know where I belong. The Gods of Olympus in both universes appears to have
granted their wishes one disney hercules (a.k.a wondeboy) wishes to stay on earth,
percy jackson kinda did the same thing except he asked for a different one. Thus finally solving the enigma, that he's been asking.
He was once a "Citizen of the Olympus", he was a True (Selfless) Hero, Prince of the Gods, "God of strength?"
So what do you guys think?
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