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    Waverly Wang Jonte Pre AP English 9 27 September 2015 Classification over The Lightning Thief The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan has many intriguing characters and fast-moving plot points that can be can be classified. It can be classified as the conflict type of Haven vs. Wilderness and the archetypal storyline of The Quest. The hero, Percy Jackson, is introduced in the Ordinary World where he attends Yancy Academy in New York City with his best friend, Grover Underwood as The Mentor. His…

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    monstrosity. The frightening reversal reveals a monstrous habit when the outside becomes inside. The awareness of the "thing's" foot and the hybridity of such combination evoke a bizarre feeling which could be designated as monstrous creature, such as Medusa, gazes at the viewer and freezes his sight. The monstrosity encompasses three levels of meaning. Monstrous being, monstrosity of being, and becoming monstrous. The aesthetic perception or construction of a bizarre sight. Designates the…

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    Between both epic poems by Homer; The Iliad and The Odyssey, the reader is able distinguish a variety of themes that set both stories apart. But there are also multiple instances where the themes of the poems overlap and actually build off of each other. This is where Homer is able to help the reader fully understand both stories by implementing themes through both poems and a multitude of characters and situations to help his message get across. One of the biggest similarities between both…

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    attack lasted two hours. Also in Pearl Harbor’s defence there were midget submarines and one managed to get into Pearl Harbor but was sunk by the USS Monaghan. Here are ships that were damaged or lost at Pearl Harbor USS Detroit, USS Tangier, USS Medusa, and the USS Maryland were all slightly damaged and then there were USS Raleigh, USS Nevada, USS Vestal, USS Pennsylvania, USS Downes, USS Shaw, USS Cassin, USS Tennessee, and the USS Helena were all heavily damaged and then there was the USS…

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    The Graiae women were three sisters who shared one eye and one tooth among them. They appeared in the myth of Perseus, who was trying to find out where three magical objects were located, so he could kill Medusa. He went to their cave, and stole their eye. Then he told them he would return it if they told him where the three objects were. The Graiae Women also encountered Perseus and he used them to get the three magical objects. “Also known as the Erinyes, the Furies are three horrible…

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    Perseus kindly asked the titan for a shelter over night, telling him that he was a son of Zeus. The titan replied by stating that he was a liar which angered the hero and Perseus then in revenge turned Atlas into stone by showing him the head of Medusa and released him from his burden. From that point on he was known as Mount Atlas. Now, this contradicts the story of Atlas meeting Heracles becuase Perseus lived in the times before Heracles and therefore Heracles could not meet Atlas and ask him…

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    including bravery, cleverness, and devotion. Heroes such as Perseus indicate that well-intentioned people are met with successful conclusions. Perseus was a kind, courageous young man who risked death to defend his mother. His slaying of the gorgon Medusa…

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    Why do we wish as a species to approach the unspeakable, the unknowable, the vision that, like Medusa with her horrific head of serpents, will prove unbearable”(184). This shows that the fear instilled within us is what keeps us intrigued. As Mr. Delapore went into the depths of Exham, it brought out the demonic natures of his ancestry and he is…

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    the series. The book is difficult at times. The frequent change between characters views each chapter can get confusing at times. 8. The book opens with Percy Jackson being chased by two gorgons, who seek revenge for killing their sister Medusa. Percy has lost all memory of his past. They reveal that they're working for Gaea. While making his escape, Percy runs into an old woman named June, who gives him a choice: do her a favor or live safely under the sea while everybody and…

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