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It says you left on the Fourth of July, but we arrived at Camp Half Blood on June 5th?On the last day before you left, you celebrated the Fourth of July with your dad by setting off some bottle rockets.
It doesn't say he left on the Fourth of July at all. It mentions what he did on the the Fourth of July, the last day before he left for Camp, then has him going to camp July 5th.It says you left on the Fourth of July, but we arrived at Camp Half Blood on June 5th?
Ah my bad, guess I read that wrongIt doesn't say he left on the Fourth of July at all. It mentions what he did on the the Fourth of July, the last day before he left for Camp, then has him going to camp July 5th.
HP's Lily Evans was shown manipulating flowers as a child for her 'accidental magic', and oddly enough like Tom Riddle she had intentional control over it to reproduce it. Lily is also a beautiful girl, and her sister a horse-faced bitch. Hogwarts also only runs during the school year and PJ's Half-Blood Camp allows students to only attend during the summers. If this is a blended universe, then it'd be easy to see Lily being half-sister to Petunia and a demigod child of Demeter.
I'm a bit surprised he didn't immediately start questioning if this was a blended universe when he heard Lily's name and saw her (though you never described her, so her appearance and accent is unknown). Admittedly, it's likely been a decade or more since he read the books and he 'knew' he was in PJ-verse for most of that time so it'd be believable that he'd forget random facts of an old fiction.
There hasn't been any reference to HP fiction in the story, so it's entirely possible that it doesn't exist in universe. Not to mention the possibility of a blended universe.
Did the books published in 1999 even mention her maiden name? And there's always the possibilities of timeline shift and time travel, considering the wizarding world is more or less atemporal.Timeline doesn't match up. Harry Potter's 7 Hogwarts years take place between 1991 and 1998. Unless she also came back from the dead, turned back into a teenager, and a whole host of other issues...
Suffice to say it'd be an ass pull to throw in the crossover. Being the butt of Harry Potter jokes makes more sense.
I'd argue that adjusting timelines when making a blended universe isn't really a big deal and has been done in numerous fanfictions. Especially for a universe with so little involvement in regular history. Lily was born January 30th, 1960 in HP canon, attended Hogwarts 1971-1978, and had Harry 1980. In this quest, it's 1999 and Lily Evans is presumably a late teen, so I'll guess she was born 1980-1985. To properly blend the universes, you'd have to move the HP timeline up by 20-25 years or one generation. Since Riddle has to grow up during WW2, it'd cause a bit of trouble explaining away his extra two decades of inactivity but that's really about the only important plothole I can think of from doing so. After all, the Dippet was in his 300s and still working so having the story's old people be older a big deal. So yeah, throwing it at us out of nowhere would be a bit of a surprise but adjusting the timeline to do so wouldn't be an 'ass pull' as you say.Suffice to say it'd be an ass pull to throw in the crossover. Being the butt of Harry Potter jokes makes more sense.
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- The Philosopher's Stone (1997)
- The Chamber of Secrets (1998)
- The Prisoner of Azkaban (1999)
- The Goblet of Fire (2000)
- The Order of the Phoenix (2003)
- The Half-Blood Prince (2005)
- The Deathly Hallows (2007)
Did the books published in 1999 even mention her maiden name? And there's always the possibilities of timeline shift and time travel, considering the wizarding world is more or less atemporal.
A blended universe doesn't require time travel, dimensional hoping, or any other such contrivances. It just requires adjusting the timeline which doesn't really affect the story all that much. Wizards are so separated from muggle life, and the story is told mostly from Harry's POV and he isn't isn't allowed access to muggle entertainment and stuff that it taking place a bit more modern doesn't affect the story all that much especially in 1999. We know from HP canon's 1998 that they're not all that worried about CCTVs and muggle tech finding them so while I'd hope that by 2020s there'd be necessary changes to their society due to muggle tech, I wouldn't really expect all that much changed in the Wizarding World from pushing their timeline up this way.And if you want time travel, dimension hopping, or whatever contrivance desired to justify it I'd understand on the Harry Potter side if things, but it doesn't really fit the PJO side.
Though I'd agree its much more likely its a humorous expy, likely due to Lily's childhood abilities and the quest's MC being a child of Demeter, rather than a surprise blended universe, I'm just saying that the mismatched timelines wouldn't be a major issue.
Well this is just low-hanging fruit.
I quite liked it!I'm a little nervous about this since this is by far the most characters I've ever written about at once, but I'll try and make it work.
It actually depended entirely on how you treated the dryads. She would still have claimed you *eventually* though.So I'm curious @Monk Penguin, if it's alright to ask, it seems like Demeter didn't waste any time in claiming Sam as her kid. Was that always going to happen or did choosing actions like gardening and developing chlorokinesis have an affect on that? Has Demeter been keeping an eye on Sam through the plants or Dryads he has encountered?
It says you left on the Fourth of July, but we arrived at Camp Half Blood on June 5th?
@Monk Penguin , your newest Threadmark is 'Camp Yeear 1 Part I', there's an unneeded extra 'e' in Year.
Though I'd agree its much more likely its a humorous expy, likely due to Lily's childhood abilities and the quest's MC being a child of Demeter, rather than a surprise blended universe, I'm just saying that the mismatched timelines wouldn't be a major issue.
Hey @veekie and @Blonddude42 just out of curiosity did you mean to only vote for 6 activities at camp when you can choose 7?