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The thematic of crossroads especially getting closer to college or other paths. The way that Percy sees her mother in pregnancy and how Grover is dealing with a separation of friendship. How Annabeth is really her own person in the real world and is invested in herself rather than the demigod world. This book really is an ode to PJO S2 in my opinion. Percy deals with what he deserves or doesn’t. He wants peace life

Percy is someone whom when given the chance will delve deep & empathize.The arc of PJO books was that every Greek god should look after their children w/ more intention. Percy in this instance sees the pain that Gale (the polecat) has experienced. Percy also very sharp on his feet. I feel warm and fuzzy with the pages of 235.Percy observes so well Annabeth complimented him.This series- about idea of service to others

I love the pacing. This is an epic way to use Halloween. Annabeth is kicking ass. She uses loopholes. The quote of how strong Percy is. I found it! The author indulges in season two references or sea of monsters stuff. I love the way that characters are under weird circumstances. It’s great, excellent pacing.

I really found Grover and Percy’s connection strengthen bc Percy learned of a new ability and Percy used a super move to like Grover. The demigod power level increased. I enjoy the banter, the pacing is great. I felt a deep emotional connection between them. This moment shows how stressed out both are.I also felt how sad Grover was feeling with Annabeth and Percy going to college in California in Camp Jupiter think

I found that Percy reveals a lesson on grief that if you try to heal yourself, find a new path that is restorative.Percy will advocate for more healing to help Hecuba when Hecate gets back I admire the way Hecuba uses her paw,growl,sniff the tip of Nope’s head to communicate He mentions howNopewouldbeanice addition to her new family with HecateEven if Hecate didn’t show love itdoesn’t meanlovedidn’texistitdid

I found this section very heartfelt, heartbreaking. I really enjoyed how the Trojan soldiers gave him flashbacks. I enjoyed seeing Percy get perspective. The way Percy describes Hecuba’s reaction. The shadow traveling and the fact that Hecuba goes to a disco, then a mall full of lingerie, then to Troy now in Turkey? Womanhood spotlight? Maybe Hecuba was thinking of being pregnant, also trying to find life fulfilled

Rick-> we do not need you to mention that you got green light stuff from the Hollywood gods. Also, the fact that you mention Annabeth told us with the fact that you call your home Athena House, right? I noticed as well that you put the Trio together as a pitch. I feel like this was a bit reverential. I do admire you got your chance to right wrongs for the adaptation but you’ve got me in a loop now

What a surprise. The god dial butt call is totally a banger moment in terms of funny. The way Mr. Brunner tells him about the crossroads of decisions. The quiet moments when Percy observes life, his thoughts form actions. It’s very intrinsic and comes to thematic personally. Percy wrestles with this side quest for Hecate so much. He has a moment of melancholy in his responsibilities or priorities. Illuminating yep!

First of all, the over the top humor that is always has specificity is a Rick humor thing that is integral to the character. Alright, it just is overused? Annabeth/Rick emphasize going to school and Percy is like the most if education saves me yes I will ask. Mr. Brunner AKA Chiron; Rick's signature mythology highlight reel emphasizes Chiron and Hercules rocky moment gone awry. Poison arrow on his leg by Hercules.

This section is so cute & heartfelt.It feels like pets galore.Also I LOVE Nope (the hellhound puppy- Hecuba’s baby?).Nope is such a cutie! I mean the way Grover is having a meltdown is really scary.This is very horror filled as Percy and Annabeth are in a relationship where at this moment Hecate could destroy his life like Hera did by rewriting the story via the Mist in this case. I love Mrs. O’Leary. Stakes high