How does Percy react when Annabeth abandons him in fanfiction?

Sometimes, Percy gets defensive. If he feels that Annabeth is being unfair, he'll start to argue back. He'll try to explain his side of the story and defend his actions or words. In some fanfictions, this can lead to a big argument between them.

He could go on a desperate search for her. Percy is a very determined person. He would try to find out the reason for her leaving. He might ask all their mutual friends and look for clues everywhere. Meanwhile, he would also be trying his best to take care of their child. He would be heartbroken but also focused on keeping their family together in some way.

Percy could be heartbroken. He might initially go into a state of denial, not believing that Annabeth would actually leave him for a mortal. He might keep thinking there was some mistake or that she was being influenced in some way.

Percy is likely to be heartbroken. He may initially be in a state of shock, not being able to believe that Annabeth has left him and their daughter. He might feel angry as well, feeling betrayed by her sudden departure.

Percy could also be hurt and go into a silent mode. He might start to question himself, wondering if Annabeth is right. He would then retreat into his thoughts, trying to figure out if his actions really did seem cowardly. This could lead to some internal conflict and self - discovery for Percy.

She might be heartbroken at first. She could try to jog Percy's memory by showing him things that were important to them.

Annabeth could also be angry, not at Percy but at the situation or the forces that led to his death. She might vow revenge and start on a journey to find out who or what was responsible for Percy's sacrifice and make them pay. This could lead her into a whole new set of adventures and challenges as she tries to come to terms with her loss.

She might be grateful. After all, if she has a fear or aversion to spiders, Percy getting rid of it is a kind gesture.

He could also become withdrawn and depressed. Percy and Annabeth have a very strong bond, and her death would leave a huge void in his life. He might isolate himself from his friends and family, lost in his grief and memories of her.

She might be initially very angry. Annabeth is intelligent and perceptive, so she would likely feel betrayed that Percy thought he could deceive her. For example, if Percy lies about a mission, she could find out the truth later and confront him immediately, demanding an explanation.