What are the possible consequences for Percy after being betrayed by the gods in fanfiction?

She might become more distrustful. After being betrayed, it's natural for her to have a hard time trusting others again.

Well, the fanfiction might show Percy being betrayed in a very personal way. For example, a god he trusted deeply, like Poseidon, could turn against him for some political reason among the gods. Percy would then be heartbroken and angry. He might embark on a journey to find a new purpose, away from the world of the gods. Along the way, he could meet new characters who help him see the true nature of the gods and himself.

Well, it could start with Percy being framed for a crime he didn't commit by the gods. This false accusation makes him feel extremely betrayed. He then has to go on the run while trying to prove his innocence. Along the way, he meets other outcasts and together they form a resistance against the gods. They might try to find a way to hold the gods accountable for their actions and create a new order where demigods are treated more fairly.

She might start to compare the real Percy (if he exists in the same universe) to the fan - created versions. This could lead to misunderstandings or unrealistic expectations.

Piper could become so engrossed in the fanfiction that she neglects her own real - life relationships and responsibilities. For example, she might skip out on meetings with friends or not do her schoolwork (assuming she's a student) because she's too busy reading Percy fanfiction.

One consequence could be that his enemies might see this as an opportunity to attack him further while he's weak. But on the positive side, this could also lead to new alliances being formed in the fanfiction world. Other characters who previously had no connection with Percy might come forward to protect him, seeing his situation as unjust.

One aspect could be that in many Percy Jackson - related fanfictions, Percy being betrayed by the gods often leads to a complete shift in his character arc. He might become more cynical or distrustful. For example, he could start to question his previous heroic deeds and wonder if he was just a pawn in the gods' games all along.

Percy would likely feel a great sense of hurt and confusion. He might question his own judgment in trusting Annabeth. He could become more withdrawn and less trusting of others in general.

Well, Percy could experience emotional trauma. This might show up as nightmares or flashbacks in the fanfiction. He might also isolate himself from his friends and family because he feels ashamed or doesn't want to burden them with what he's been through. And his view of the world could become more cynical. He may start to see the world as a cruel place where bad things happen to good people like him.

One possible plotline could be that Poseidon, under some sort of dark influence, publicly disowns Percy. This would leave Percy feeling completely alone and betrayed, as his father's support had been a major part of his identity. He might then have to struggle not only with the regular threats he faces but also with the emotional turmoil of his father's betrayal. Another plotline could involve Poseidon stealing Percy's powers for some self - serving reason, perhaps to gain more power in the pantheon, forcing Percy to find new ways to survive and fight.