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    without thinking (a common ADHD symptom), he is unable to keep his emotions in check, and he makes careless mistakes. First, Percy Jackson has ADHD because he talks without thinking. In the Lightning Thief Percy randomly mentions Charon’s pay raise. I can support this answer by looking in The Lightning Thief, “‘Charon…

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    In Percy Jackson and the lightening thief, after Zeus defeated his father Cronus and the Titans, he and the Olympian gods became the power of Greece. After playing a very powerful role in Greece, the Olympian gods decided to take their powers to America. Now, Olympus is located on the 600th floor of the Empire State Building, and the gate to the Underworld is located in Los Angeles. Poseidon, one of the Olympian gods has an affair with a human. Meet Percy Jackson, a half-blood. He’s half-human…

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    Percy Jackson Myths

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    An example of an actual mythology in the first movie of Percy Jackson, The Lightning Thief, is Medusa. In Mythology, Medusa and her two sisters were once very beautiful Gorgons, but were punished by Athena. Athena gave them snakes for hair and Medusa was the only one of the three Gorgons that wasn’t immortal. If anyone looked into Medusa’s eyes, they would be turned to stone. Later on, the demigod Perseus went to the Gorgon's cave and killed Medusa. In the movie, Percy and his friends must find…

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    by showing the conflict between the boy’s and father’s moral impulses, especially when moral choices affect their own and others’ survival. One of the first instances of this conflict occurs when the pair encounters a man who has been struck by lightning. The theme of morality begins to emerge when the boy’s desire to help the man collides with his father’s intentions to ignore the man for the sake of their survival. After begging his father to help the man, the father tries to end the…

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    setting. Love Percy Jackson’s fatal flaw is love Family Versions of reality Mist Wizards authority Identity Compare and contrast how authors use the same or different themes in a setting. Rick Riordan’s book Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief and J.K Rowling’s book Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone both share themes but are both portrayed in different ways. In Riordan’s text he demonstrates love through Percy Jackson and also shows different versions or reality through the…

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    Rick Riordan Full Name: Richard Russell "Rick" Riordan, Junior Date of Birth: June 5, 1964 (age 51) Place of Birth: San Antonio, Texas Citizenship: British Zodiac Sign: Gemini Height: Education: Alamo Heights High School, University of Texas at Austin Occupation: Writer, Novelist, Author, And Teacher Net Worth: $30 Million Residence: New York Rick Riordan, who struggled working as an English and Social Studies teacher in San Francisco for long eight years, entered into the world of…

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    explains that “coming up with ways to modernize the characters and events is a snap” (n.d). The series goes on to be an award winning movie title as they bring the characters to life in the motion picture Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. Ultimately his books that go on to become movies are influential in American Culture for…

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    Rick Riordan

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    Although the concept and word, feminism can be roots back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, Rick Riordan is able to pull the and further prove the idea with the use of the Greek mythology, a source dating back to around 100 BC. Using a source as influential towards our current society and as ancient, Riordan references a source not only credible, but allows readers to realize that the concept of women's equality and empowerment dates back even before the idea was formed into one word. As…

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    Building, at school, the pool, Mount Olympus and the Lotus Casino. In the movie somebody steals Zeus’ lightning bolt, everyone thinks Percy stole it. Percy’s class has a subsitute teacher and they go to a Greek Museum. At the museum there were greek words, but percy saw and read them clearly. Then his substitute teacher, tells him to go outside of the room and talks to him. She asked him when the lightning bolt was and Percy did not know. She attacked him, until the guy who was giving his class…

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    Athena Character Traits

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    Since the moment I first immersed myself in the world of Greek Mythology, I was in love. By reading Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, I discovered a place to escape reality with gods, monsters, and heroes. I still cannot resist the exciting tales of a whole other world from the past. The gods and goddesses, more specifically, Athena had always peaked my interest. Not only was my favorite character from Percy Jackson her daughter, but all the gods respected the Goddess. I saw glimpses of…

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