How would the characters in the 'Annabeth pregnant in Tartarus fanfiction' deal with the situation?

In some fanfictions, Percy uses his sense of humor as a coping mechanism. He might make light - hearted jokes about the Tartarus situations in the nightmare to Annabeth when they wake up. Annabeth, on the other hand, might try to analyze the nightmares. She'd break down the elements and figure out what in their subconscious is causing these dreams.

Harry would likely be very protective. He has a strong sense of right and wrong and would do his best to support Daphne. Daphne, on the other hand, would probably be a bit more worried about how society will view her. Their friends might be shocked at first but could come around to support them.

The other gods would have mixed reactions. Some might be amused or see it as an opportunity to gain an advantage. For example, Hera, Zeus's wife, would be extremely angry and might seek revenge on Annabeth. The other demigods would be divided. Some might pity Annabeth, while others might see her as having overstepped or being too ambitious. The child, if it was born, would be a source of both hope and fear for different characters. It could be seen as a powerful ally or a dangerous threat depending on who you ask.

The main characters are most likely Annabeth and Percy. Since Annabeth is the one who is pregnant, she would be a central figure. And Percy, being her partner, would play a crucial role in protecting her and the unborn child in Tartarus.

In this fanfic, Percy could develop a darker side. The horrors of Tartarus might make him more ruthless when it comes to protecting himself and Annabeth. Annabeth, on the other hand, may become more empathetic. She could see the pain and suffering of the other beings trapped in Tartarus and try to help them, which would shape her character in a new way. Also, their relationship would develop further. They would have to trust each other completely, and this could lead to a more mature and deep connection between them.

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.

Annabeth might be initially shocked and a bit flustered. She's a composed person, but this unexpected act from Percy would catch her off - guard. Percy, on the other hand, might be a bit proud of his 'mark' on Annabeth at first. Their friends like Grover could be really surprised and might tease them about it, while some of the more serious demigods might be a bit disapproving, thinking it's not appropriate behavior for heroes.

They might deal with it by being honest. Percy could tell Annabeth's parents about his life as a demigod, all the challenges he has faced, and how much he loves their daughter. Annabeth, on the other hand, could explain to Percy's mom how she plans to be there for Percy and support him. They could also rely on their friendship first, showing the parents that they have a strong bond that has developed over time.

In this type of fanfiction, it could be that the very essence of Tartarus affects the pregnancy in strange ways. Maybe the unborn child starts to show signs of being influenced by the dark magic or the primordial forces there. This could lead to a race against time as they try to find a way to counteract these effects. Also, the relationship between Annabeth and Percy would likely be put to the ultimate test. They would have to rely on each other more than ever, and their love for each other and the baby would be what drives them forward. Their friends on the outside might also sense something is wrong through some sort of magical connection and start their own quest to try and reach them in Tartarus.

In certain fanfic scenarios, Annabeth might have a plan for the future. She could be thinking about adoption if she feels she's not ready to be a mother at such a young age. Or, she might consider ways to balance motherhood and her future goals, like going to college. She'll have to face the reactions of her family and the school community, which could be either supportive or judgmental.