Walker and Leah reveal their favorite Percabeth moments from the series

Starting tomorrow, the 20th, Percy Jackson fans will finally have the opportunity to check out the first four episodes of the series “Percy Jackson and the Olympians”, from Disney+which will adapt the events of the first book in the saga created by Rick Riordan“Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief”.

The series has been highly anticipated by fans, especially after the film adaptation did not meet the expectations of the demigod’s admirers, as it excluded important events, changed the personality of some characters, and did not include important names, such as Ares.

“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” arrives with the proposal to surprise fans, and fairly adapt the books loved by so many people around the world. During a press conference held earlier this month, Jonathan E. Steinbergco-creator of the production, revealed what helped him create a faithful adaptation.

“I think as you’re reading, you start to sort of build up a sense of what’s really contributing to the journey, the important moments, the things you remember a few days later,” Jonathan began. “I think that conversation became much more detailed and much more substantive once I had a conversation with Rick and Becky about the points at which they have these feelings, and the things they think that without them this wouldn’t be a Percy Jackson story. And then you start planning things and feeling like if this wasn’t in the show I think, as a fan, I would be disappointed. I think that’s the point of it all.”

One of the most anticipated points by fans is checking out the famous ship “Percabeth”, formed by Percy and Annabeth, who end up becoming a couple throughout the pages. Also during the press conference, Walker Scobell It is Leah Sava Jeffriesactors responsible for playing the respective characters, revealed the couple’s favorite moment that will be present in the series.

“There are many moments. I think one of my favorite moments is in the Tunnel of Love. Kind of a basic answer, but I think it really defines the relationship throughout the series,” Walker revealed.

The interpreter of Athena’s daughter agreed with her co-star, and stated that this is the moment when “you start to see the chemistry and the intensity of how the friendship is building towards this.” [um relacionamento]”.

“Because like, definitely in the beginning Annabeth and Percy were like, almost enemies with each other, you know? While one was joking the other was ‘Stop it now, please’. But it definitely built the personality and stuff, but I agree that when they were in the Tunnel of Love, it made them realize like, ‘Oh, this person isn’t so bad’ and ‘You know, you’re not so bad either.’” concluded the actress.