He changes a number of ways over the entire series. It depends on which book you are talking about. For example, in the Lightning Thief, he goes from willing to stop at nothing to save his mother to ultimately giving her up for the greater good.
Before the bonfire he felt lost and confused because he was a half blood. It was all to much for him to take in a short amount of time.
After the bonfire; however, he feels like he belongs in Camp Half Blood. He feels a sense of calmness and he feels at home.
he felt like he could throw Nancy bobofit a hundred yards.
annabeth is with him and he went into the river styx
he feels sad and lonely
He feels calm, happy and he feels at home.
Percy feels miserable when he gets his Öwn cabin because he is the Önly Öne there and it makes him feel lÖnely.
He asks that his father would claim him.
Gets angry at percy
Nothing happens to Percy's mother apart from she gets married (by comment) in The Titans Curse.
because he felt no one was watching him
He feels calm, happy and he feels at home.
He feels calm, happy and he feels at home.
Percy feels at home at the bonfire because it is a familiar and comforting setting. The warm fire, the sound of laughter, and the presence of friends make him feel welcomed and accepted. It is a place where he can relax and simply enjoy the moment, providing a sense of belonging and community.
Percy feels miserable when he gets his Öwn cabin because he is the Önly Öne there and it makes him feel lÖnely.
He asks that his father would claim him.
Percy
As heat radiations fall on the body, we feel hot.
The bonfire heats the air around it. The hot air rises. Other colder air on the ground level is drawn in or rushes in to replace the heated air that has risen. The colder air comes from around the bonfire including from behind you and you feel it as a draught or draft.
Because fire is very hot.
Gets angry at percy
to night is bright bonfire night