Percy Jackson & the Olympians

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    Ancient Greek culture has been a prominent part of humanities history and is a surprising addition to modern entertainment. There are many different renditions of Greek myths that leave room for interpretation and manipulation for a smoother transition into modern civilization. Living in such a science-orientated, fast paced world as we do today, entertainment is constantly being revised and reimagined to satisfy all types of audiences. Ancient Greek mythology being changed and glamorized for…

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    The Lightning Thief The Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief movie was very disappointing after reading the book. The movie was very awful compared to the book. The two are so different that it’s hard to believe the writers even read the book before writing the movie. For instance, the plot was watered down and changed, the way they showed the characters was inaccurate, additionally the movie is missing many details and events that were included in the book. For instance some the actors age…

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    monomyth is the structure of a story following a character on a journey or quest. The three most significant character development steps are, Crossing the Threshold, Resurrection and Atonement. These three steps will be shown through the movies; ‘Percy Jackson – The Lighting Thief’ and ‘Shrek’. The most significant step for character development is Crossing the Threshold which is defined as the step where the character crosses from the old world to the new. Crossing the Threshold usually…

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    The book, “The Lost Hero” by Rick Riordan, is the first book of a new series of books following the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series. Rick Riordan has been known for his Percy Jackson series, and how he has shown his theme of Greek Gods. The Percy Jackson series was completely about Greek mythology. Now Riordan's new series is about the Roman gods, and their history and mythology. It’s interesting how this transition was made, especially since many of the Greek components still exist…

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    translated so that stories of mythology became available. Hellenic polytheists worship the ancient Greek Gods, including the Olympians, nature divinities, underworld deities, and heroes. Both physical and spiritual ancestors are honored. It is primarily a devotional or votive religion, based on the exchange of gifts for the god's blessings. How is Greek Mythology portrayed and shown today? Greek mythology is famous because they take their stories and mythical creatures and make them into real…

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    Percy Jackson Comparison

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    The Sea of Monsters, Rick Riordan's second novel in his series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, tells the story of a son of the sea god, Poseidon, who has ADHD and is dyslexic. He goes on a quest with his friends to restore safety to a place of safety for demigods like himself. While some aspects of the book were kept the same in the movie, others, like the strength of details, were significantly altered. The main plot is more or less the same in both media. Camp Half-Blood is surrounded by a…

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    Percy Jackson Hero

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    Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon and hero to mankind. The main protagonist to the Percy Jackson series written by Rick Riordan. Percy is a vulnerable middle-schooler who overcomes his mother’s death, while also continuing to rescue her from it. As well as, being the character who has enough courage to put people first, despite the risk of death. Are these heroic qualities represented in the book by Percy Jackson, used by Perseus, the Grecian hero? To put it lightly, yes. Riordan, uses Perseus to…

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    In the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan ,Percy has many friends and enemies. Throughout the series, Percy’s friends and enemies show how they feel about him and these feelings change the course of the book. In the Greek Mythology world relationships are complicated because there are curses and prophecies that can make friends or enemies. Throughout the series, the characters Kronos, Ares, and the Minotaur show how they view Percy. In the following quote, Ares walks up to Camp Jupiter…

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    story responds differently in a unique way from all the other characters accordingly to the problems they face. Percy Jackson from the book “ The Lightning Thief ” has role in the book where it’s up to him to solve the problems and bring justice to Olympia. As many other protagonists from supernatural book series his views on just is that of saving the world, helping humankind, and…

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    Rick Riordan

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    one word. As children may see the novel as just a fictional tale about a dead belief, as the readers age, they can began to see the metaphor the novel plays to discuss feminism and other lenses. With all theories aside, Rick Riordan’s “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The…

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