PJO Cast

Y̼e̼a̼h̼, I̼ k̼n̼o̼w̼ y̼o̼u̼'v̼e̼ b̼e̼e̼n̼ l̼o̼s̼i̼n̼g̼ t̼h̼e̼ f̼i̼g̼h̼t̼, Y̼o̼u̼ b̼e̼e̼n̼ k̼n̼o̼c̼k̼e̼d̼ d̼o̼w̼n̼ a̼ m̼i̼l̼l̼i̼o̼n̼ t̼i̼m̼e̼s̼, S̼c̼r̼e̼a̼m̼i̼n̼' o̼u̼t̼, y̼o̼u̼ d̼o̼n̼'t̼ k̼n̼o̼w̼ w̼h̼a̼t̼ t̼o̼ d̼o̼, T̼h̼a̼t̼'s̼ w̼h̼e̼n̼ I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ r̼i̼g̼h̼t̼ n̼e̼x̼t̼ t̼o̼ y̼o̼u̼, W̼e̼ c̼a̼n̼ s̼i̼t̼ o̼n̼ t̼h̼e̼ e̼d̼g̼e̼ o̼f̼ y̼o̼u̼r̼ b̼e̼d̼, T̼e̼l̼l̼ m̼e̼ a̼l̼l̼ o̼f̼ t̼h̼e̼ f̼e̼a̼r̼s̼ i̼n̼ y̼o̼u̼r̼ h̼e̼a̼d̼, A̼n̼d̼ I̼'l̼l̼ s̼i̼n̼g̼ y̼o̼u̼ y̼o̼u̼r̼ f̼a̼v̼o̼u̼r̼i̼t̼e̼ s̼o̼n̼g̼, T̼i̼l̼l̼ t̼h̼e̼ p̼a̼i̼n̼ a̼n̼d̼ a̼l̼l̼ t̼h̼e̼ t̼e̼a̼r̼s̼ a̼r̼e̼ a̼l̼l̼ g̼o̼n̼e̼, I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼ w̼i̼t̼h̼ y̼o̼u̼ (I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼), N̼o̼ m̼a̼t̼t̼e̼r̼ w̼h̼a̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼'r̼e̼ g̼o̼i̼n̼g̼ t̼h̼r̼o̼u̼g̼h̼ (N̼o̼), I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼ w̼i̼t̼h̼ y̼o̼u̼ (W̼i̼t̼h̼ y̼o̼u̼, o̼h̼), A̼n̼y̼t̼i̼m̼e̼ t̼h̼a̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼ n̼e̼e̼d̼ m̼e̼ t̼o̼ (I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼), W̼h̼e̼n̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼'s̼ n̼o̼ o̼n̼e̼ e̼l̼s̼e̼ a̼r̼o̼u̼n̼d̼ (N̼o̼b̼o̼d̼y̼ e̼l̼s̼e̼ a̼r̼o̼u̼n̼d̼), O̼n̼ y̼o̼u̼r̼ l̼a̼s̼t̼ b̼r̼e̼a̼t̼h̼ c̼a̼l̼l̼i̼n̼' o̼u̼t̼ (I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ c̼a̼l̼l̼i̼n̼' o̼u̼t̼), T̼r̼u̼s̼t̼ m̼e̼, m̼y̼ l̼o̼v̼e̼ w̼o̼n̼'t̼ l̼e̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼ d̼o̼w̼n̼, N̼o̼ m̼a̼t̼t̼e̼r̼ w̼h̼a̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼'r̼e̼ g̼o̼i̼n̼g̼ t̼h̼r̼o̼u̼g̼h̼ (N̼o̼ m̼a̼t̼t̼e̼r̼ w̼h̼a̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼'r̼e̼ g̼o̼i̼n̼' t̼h̼r̼o̼u̼g̼h̼), I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼ w̼i̼t̼h̼ y̼o̼u̼ (I̼'l̼l̼ b̼e̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼), A̼n̼y̼t̼i̼m̼e̼ t̼h̼a̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼ n̼e̼e̼d̼ m̼e̼ t̼o̼ (T̼h̼a̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼ n̼e̼e̼d̼ m̼e̼ t̼o̼), W̼h̼e̼n̼ t̼h̼e̼r̼e̼'s̼ n̼o̼ o̼n̼e̼ e̼l̼s̼e̼ a̼r̼o̼u̼n̼d̼ (N̼o̼b̼o̼d̼y̼ e̼l̼s̼e̼ a̼r̼o̼u̼n̼d̼), O̼n̼ y̼o̼u̼r̼ l̼a̼s̼t̼ b̼r̼e̼a̼t̼h̼ c̼a̼l̼l̼i̼n̼' o̼u̼t̼, T̼r̼u̼s̼t̼ m̼e̼, m̼y̼ l̼o̼v̼e̼ w̼o̼n̼'t̼ l̼e̼t̼ y̼o̼u̼ d̼o̼w̼n̼

It was no doubt that being in the public eye was stressful in more ways than one.

It got easier, though, when you met the cast. Everyone had been there, done that and you all understood each other's limits.

Walker's antics were pretty much him, but when he needed a break from being the enrgetic, chaotic one, everyone else pitched in to make the interviews seem high-paced.

When Daniel and Charlie were overloaded, everyone wrangled themselves to make sure they weren't using all of their energy to be on high alert.

You and Aryan tended to be mostly upbeat, so if anyone noticed a lull in your paces, they were right there to help.

Leah was typically booked and busy with photoshoots and tended to be overwhelmed with solo interviews, so you guys always made sure at least two of you went with her to wait off camera or off stage so she knew you were there.

Tamara and Dior were pursuing other endeavors outside of acting and it weighed on them, so you guys would cover for them on set if they needed to sleep in or just needed to be away from others.

You hadn't even realized that this added to your on screen chemistry. This was how you all showed each other love and it had come so natural that none of you even registered it as a "dynamic". It was only when a fan pointed it out during a live pannel that you all realized how strong your bond was.

Your relationships were a well oiled machine and none of you even noticed.

"Are we getting lunch after the next pannel?" Charlie asks as you all sit in a break room.