7 Answers2026-06-07
According to the wiki, this information is unknown. I trust the people working on the wiki much more than my own speculation. I've looked into a good amount of game files, art books, and developer interviews for a number of games. If I couldn't find the information you're asking for, then it probably doesn't exist. That information would be a guess, even if it's an educated one. I don't feel the need to find out this information about Keegan because he's cool because of what he can do, not because of when he was born. This franchise has loose enough continuity as it is.
11 Answers2026-04-20
You want a chart? I can do a chart. Jason Grace: 16. Piper McLean: 16. Leo Valdez: 16. Annabeth Chase: 16 (will be 17 by summer). Percy Jackson: 16 (will be 17 by summer). Frank Zhang: 15. Hazel Levesque: 15 (is a 70+ year old old man chronologically). Nico di Angelo: 14 (is an 80+ year old man chronologically). Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano: 18 (est.). Octavian: 17 (est.). The five books cover a rather compact time span, so the characters' ages are largely static.
But then there is their ‘experience age’, i.e. the amount of experience they have gained through the various wars, solider training, a lifetime lived through in a very intense historical period, time spent in the Underworld, years of being on his own etc. This means, although biologically they are all about the same age, there is a huge difference in the degree of maturity each of them has. This makes for great conflict but also great bonding as they have to learn to trust each other’s brand of wisdom and grow up as a team.
4 Answers2026-07-01
When filming ‘Skins’ most of the actors were straight out of school. Joe Dempsie who played Chris was 20 during filming, but the character is much younger than that. The casting team found some great young actors who could portray the struggles of their characters whether it be a first love or dealing with mental health. They found kids who were already living that life. This is why I think ‘Skins’ is such an awesome show and still resonates with lots of people, because it is a snapshot of youth, created by youth.
15 Answers2025-10-22
I was cemented in my mind as a tragicomic figure in the classical sense. The reader has followed this very flawed and often enemy-like person and gotten her. The last reveal to understand about Olive is that her inability to express softness to those she loves in her life is a limitation that is not absolute. She can be soft. But she shows softness to a stranger and a bunch of flowers. It is funny. It is ironic. The gap between how she feels and what she can express to others even at the end of her life is heartbreakingly large. And that is a very private, lonely space.
4 Answers2026-05-01
In ‘The Cursed Child’ the youngest Potter starts at the age of 11 and grows up to about 14 years old by the end of the two-part play. It is also nice how his age fits into the play’s plot: he is old enough to act stubbornly and drive the plot forward, but still young enough to be naive in many situations. I also really enjoyed the interactions between Albus and Scorpius, because it felt like ‘kids in over their heads’ most of the time – and that was very fun and sweet to watch.
4 Answers2025-08-20
For a classic novel like Oliver Twist, an audiobook is best served by the style of the narrator. Some prefer the traditional British way of speaking while others prefer to bring out the characters more by using various voices. I recently listened to a full cast version of Oliver Twist which was excellent but often such productions are not easy to find and I find I enjoy audiobooks more when they are read by a single good narrator. As an example of a similar immersive experience that a single narrator can bring to a newer story I mentioned The Lost Princess of the Orphanage, a web novel that I stumbled upon while searching for some good audio dramas. The narrator does a great job in bringing out the distinct personalities of all the street kids and how they cope and in some cases keep secret their various histories.
6 Answers2026-04-09
This just aired last month so it’s still fresh in my head. The coming-out-of-the-closet episode for Oliver was especially great because he is usually so confident and scheming, but in this one episode he was truly vulnerable. However, they immediately reverted him back to his typical self in the next episode, which didn’t allow for much growth to really be felt. If they had allowed to see some of that vulnerability linger, like he was still not 100% confident in social situations for a while, it would have felt more real. As it is, in sitcoms character development often goes in two steps forward and one step back, but in this case it was two steps forward and then teleporting back to square one.
3 Answers2026-07-03
The cast of ‘Project X’ are all early 20s and were playing high school students but it worked because the film wasn’t trying to be realistic, it was just so chaotic and absurd. Thomas Mann is 21, Jonathan Daniel Brown is 22 and Oliver Cooper is 23. Even though they weren’t actually teens, they didn’t look too old to be playing them either. Alexis Knapp was 22 and her character’s crazy energy totally matched her. The whole film felt like they just let a group of young actors go wild and it worked so well.
4 Answers2026-04-06
38! This is Peter B. Parker, the Spider-Man we see in the movie ‘Into the Spider-Verse’. This is a 38-year-old man. Typically, Spider-Man is young, agile, acrobatic. But Peter B. Parker is your typical middle-aged man. He’s a guy who can do a few kicks and groan at his age, looking back at ‘the good old days’. What makes Peter so lovable is that his failures, his divorce for example, have so much weight to them. But in the end he finds back to his hero days. His relationship with Miles is great because Peter B. Parker is not an idol. He’s a normal adult, with flaws, but who’s still inspiring.
9 Answers2025-06-06
Mary Oliver reading through this thread would probably just shake her head gently, perhaps with a small smile to her lips. For Oliver, writing was a means of paying attention, and her attention was a form of prayer. The fact that we are having this thread at all — debating which of her prayers is the “best” — is a testament to the profound degree to which her attention has resonated with our inattention. The most popular book of all is the one that stopped the most people in their tracks in order to get them to take a look and listen. And yes, they all do that.