In fanfiction, how does Annabeth's perspective change when Percy is missing?

When Annabeth is mad, Percy will likely try to make it up to her. He might start doing all kinds of things like bringing her favorite foods, trying to help her with her projects. But Annabeth might not be so easily swayed. She'll be looking for a real apology and for Percy to show that he's learned his lesson. So the relationship becomes a bit of a power struggle, with Percy trying to regain her favor and Annabeth deciding whether he's worthy of it.

Annabeth would be in a tough situation. On one hand, she has to take care of herself and the baby. On the other hand, she's desperate to find Percy. She may be feeling a mix of fear, anger, and determination. She could be using her intelligence to analyze any clues that might lead to Percy's whereabouts. She might also be reaching out to any allies she has in the mythological world, asking for their help in finding Percy.

Well, it completely shatters their trust. Percy would be devastated and feel extremely betrayed. He would question all their past interactions and wonder if Annabeth ever really cared about him.

There could be all sorts of fanfictions. Maybe it's a story of her frantic search or her dealing with her emotions during his absence.

Well, they would probably communicate better. In Tartarus, they had to rely on clear communication to survive. So, back in the normal world, this would carry over. They'd be more open about their feelings, fears, and plans, which would strengthen their relationship in a more emotional way.

They might become more protective. Since they are dreaming of having a daughter, they would start to think about all the potential dangers she could face. Their relationship could grow deeper as they bond over their shared hopes and fears for their future child.

Their relationship would likely become more nurturing. They would have to rely on each other more as they take on the role of parents. For example, when the child has a nightmare about monsters, Percy might be the one to comfort the child first while Annabeth figures out how to better protect the home. Then they would discuss their concerns and fears for the child together, strengthening their bond as they face these new challenges as a couple.

Well, it often becomes strained. Annabeth might feel hurt and confused, which could lead to her becoming more reserved or even angry towards Percy. For example, she may start to question their friendship or relationship.

The new relationship in this fanfiction would completely transform their interactions. Imagine Percy now having to deal with Annabeth's teenage angst or her dreams for the future in a fatherly way. He'd be more involved in her personal growth. Annabeth, in turn, would have to come to terms with Percy having a say in her life in a way he didn't before. Their relationship would no longer be just about fighting monsters together. There would be family - related emotions, like Percy feeling pride in Annabeth's achievements in a different, more paternal sense, and Annabeth might feel a new sense of security or annoyance depending on how Percy exercises his 'fatherly' rights.

When transported into supernatural fanfiction, the reader's perspective changes in multiple ways. They become more attuned to the hidden and the unseen. Their view of good and evil becomes more complex as supernatural entities often don't fit into the typical human understanding of morality. They also start to value knowledge in a different way. In the real world, we might value scientific or historical knowledge, but in the fanfiction world, knowledge of spells, incantations, and the lore of the supernatural becomes crucial. And they become more curious about the world around them, constantly on the lookout for new and strange things that might hold some sort of power or significance.