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    Poseidon: Summary

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    half-blood. He is taken to Camp Half-Blood, a place for people like him are safe from monsters. At camp, He learns more about himself and his family. He learns that his father was Poseidon. He also learns that Poseidon was blamed for stealing Zeus’s lightning bolt. He tells him that the bolt must be returned before summer solstice or else he will declare war with Poseidon. Poseidon needs Percy’s help to bring back the bolt. Percy went on a quest with Annabeth Chase, daughter of Athena, and…

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    Does Percy Jackson have ADHD? A typical FAQ that people ask about the novel Percy Jackson The Lightning Thief is does our protagonist have ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Percy Jackson was a fictional series written by Rick Riordan, the same author for “The Red Pyramid”. The main characters of the story are Percy (son of Poseidon the sea god), Annabeth (daughter of Athena the wisdom goddess), grover (a satyr who wants to be a searcher. My claim is that Percy Jackson does not…

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    come up with something new, but with similar characters to his previous stories.Motivated by his son’s request, Rick Riordan managed to come up with the main character he named Percy Jackson. He told Haley about Percy’s long quest to recover Zeus’s lightning bolt in modern-day America. This story took three nights to tell and by the time Rick was done, his son suggested he should write a children’s book.As an instructor, he got motivation for names incorporated into his top of the line Percy…

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    is more relatable, and has more of a social life. In “Percy Jackson the Lightning thief,” Percy takes on and transforms the legend Perseus to return the bolt that he didn’t steal. One way he transforms the legend is by being a little more selfless. First of all, Percy he is only out to save his mom; in return for his friends helping him he is going to meet the gods to tell them that he didn’t steal the Lightning bolt (Columbus Percy Jackson). Being a little more selfless helps him…

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    3. In the Lightning Thief, the introductory chapters establish that the main character, Percy, lives in modern-day Manhattan, New York. They also show Percy’s personality and his relationship with other characters. Percy’s pre-algebra teacher turning into a monster and trying to kill him is the inciting incident. The action continues to rise as Percy's mom drives him and his satyr friend to a special camp while the Minotaur chases them. The Minotaur seemingly kills Percy’s mom, but it is…

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    Percy Jackson Hero Journey

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    In the story of Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan, it includes aspects of the legend of Perseus and Greek mythology throughout the whole story and it alters/renders the events leading up to and after killing different kinds of evil within their journey to protect their mom-- while also saving the world, the character archetype and traits of being the Perfect Hero, and the theme concept of The Underdog to modernize the story to best fit/adapt to the readers’…

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    One of the most memorable ones for me was the story The Lightning Thief. At the time we were learning all about Greek mythology and all the gods that went along with that. The Lightning Thief was a really interesting story that was more appealing for kids our age at the time. The whole concept of the main character who was claimed to be what they call a demi-god, which was…

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    The modernization of “Dianus, Perseus, and the Gordon” to Percy Jackson and the Olympians the Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan, has changed a lot from the original story to the book; the areas that are modernized are the events, character types, and themes. First let's talk about how the events have modernized. In the original story Perseus and his mother live on “The island of Seriphus”Dianus, Perseus, and the Gordon, page 5.with a fisherman named Diktys. He's the son of Zeus. Percy Jackson is…

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    Hey you! Have you ever read The Lightning Thief novel? In the novel we see the theme identity portrayed through Percy’s quest to find the lighting bolt and figure out who his father is. In the book Grover is a middle school kid and Annabeth is a troop and at camp halfblood. In The Lighting Thief, both Grover and Annabeth experience changes in identity. To start off,Grover is a half goat half person. He is the protector of Percy Jackson as well as a friend. He acted like a middle school kid…

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    A hero is the light at the end of the tunnel. A beacon that shines hope in darkest of times. A sign that spells the meaning of the right thing. A symbol that represents the marvels in the world. A hero prevails as a person who is noted for courageous acts or nobility of character. While it is recognizable that Telemachus of The Odyssey by Homer is a hero, Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson surpasses Telemachus in his heroism and nobility by a landslide. Although people may believe Telemachus is…

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